Constitution Day: Just Cause Experience 2026-09-17T10:30:00 2026-09-17T12:45:00 2026-09-17 9/17/26 September 17, 2026 false campus-center Campus Center https://map.farmingdale.edu/#ctdl-UMAP_20251014201834322,BLD_20251119221611423 Ballroom active Dr. Yetunde Omede odugbey@farmingdale.edu 934-420-5387 https://www.farmingdale.edu/images/placeholder/fsc-event-header-1110x380.jpg Graphic that reads "Farmingdale State College Upcoming Event" with a green background and darker green diamonds surrounding the text on the graphic 2026 CONSTITUTION DAY IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CANAMAC PRODUCTIONS Just Cause: The Experience is a ripped-from-the-headlines story set in the work-from-home world of the COVID-19 pandemic with backdrops like the death of George Floyd and the #MeToo movement. You will engage as a member of the jury where you will not only decide the fate of the plaintiff and the defendant but, more importantly, contemplate the most pressing social issues of today: race, class, gender, and social justice. Written by award-winning playwrights Lisa Dillman and Todd Logan, our Farmingdale State College audience will engage together as a jury, requiring them to lean in and not only decide the fate of the plaintiff and the defendant but, more importantly, contemplate the most pressing social issues of today. 2026 CONSTITUTION DAY IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CANAMAC PRODUCTIONS2026 CONSTITUTION DAY IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CANAMAC PRODUCTIONS Just Cause: The Experience is a ripped-from-the-headlines story set in the work-from-home world of the COVID-19 pandemic with backdrops like the death of George Floyd and the #MeToo movement. You will engage as a member of the jury where you will not only decide the fate of the plaintiff and the defendant but, more importantly, contemplate the most pressing social issues of today: race, class, gender, and social justice.Just Cause: The Experience is a ripped-from-the-headlines story set in the work-from-home world of the COVID-19 pandemic with backdrops like the death of George Floyd and the #MeToo movement. You will engage as a member of the jury where you will not only decide the fate of the plaintiff and the defendant but, more importantly, contemplate the most pressing social issues of today: race, class, gender, and social justice. Written by award-winning playwrights Lisa Dillman and Todd Logan, our Farmingdale State College audience will engage together as a jury, requiring them to lean in and not only decide the fate of the plaintiff and the defendant but, more importantly, contemplate the most pressing social issues of today.Written by award-winning playwrights Lisa Dillman and Todd Logan, our Farmingdale State College audience will engage together as a jury, requiring them to lean in and not only decide the fate of the plaintiff and the defendant but, more importantly, contemplate the most pressing social issues of today. occe, community engagement, civic engagement, civic discourse