For those who want to learn more about Mock Convention but couldn’t make Wednesday’s informational session, we will be holding two additional meetings:
\nTODAY, Tues., Feb. 26 at 10 a.m. or noon. Both meetings will be held in Elliott Hall, 304. If you plan on attending the noon meeting, make sure to RSVP to pllauche@owu.edu so we can order enough pizza.<\/p>\n
First held in 1884, the Ohio Wesleyan Mock Convention is an OWU tradition that takes place every four years during the presidential primary season. This is a campus-wide event, involving OWU students, faculty and staff as well as members of the Delaware community. The convention is a simulation of the national party\u2019s convention, which takes place later in the summer. We spend two days debating the issues in a party platform and nominating the party\u2019s presidential and vice presidential candidates.<\/p>\n
From event planning to banner-making to stage construction, Mock Convention relies on the teamwork and talent of OWU students. Come find out how you might get involved! Planning begins this spring.<\/p>\n
REMEMBER \u2013 Mock Convention happens only once during your 4 years at OWU, so find out how you can get involved!<\/p>\n
P.S. SENIORS \u2013 there will be an alumni delegation!<\/p>\n