Honoring Constitution Day: In Conversation with Professor Michael Motta

Constitution Day, observed on September 17th, commemorates the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787. The signing of the Constitution in Philadelphia marked a defining moment in American history, establishing the framework of the federal government and safeguarding the rights and freedoms of its citizens.

The Office of Community and Civic Engagement is pleased to present, "In Conversation with Prof. Michael Motta: From History to Present" moderated by FSC student Laiba Idrees, founder and president of FSC Pre-Law Society.

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Michael Motta, Ph.D., J.D. is Associate Professor of Political Science. He researches and writes about policy learning and diffusion -- the mechanisms through which policies spread across governmental borders. Here at Farmingdale, Professor Motta primarily teaches classes in American politics, law, and energy policy, as well as the First Year Experience course. 

Laiba Idrees, is an FSC pre-law student majoring in Applied Physchology. She is the Founder and President of FSC Pre-Law Society.

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