Free. Classroom resources available.
Liberty, justice, and rational thought were just a few of the founding principles of this extraordinary place. Explore the history of the Atheneaum through a guided tour, an exhibit of German-American influence on Indianapolis, and a panel discussion, and discover how the historic monument continues to inspire culture and civic engagement. Speakers include Cassie Stockamp, president of the Athenaeum Foundation; Claudia Grossman, director of the Max Kade German American Center and German Program at IUPUI; and Reba Boyd Wooden, executive director of the Center for Inquiry Indiana. Presented by Center for Inquiry Indiana; Athenaeum Foundation; IUPUI Freethinkers; and Max Kade German-American Center, IU School of Liberal Arts, IUPUI. Questions? Call 317-797-5892 or e-mail indy@centerforinquiry.net.
Center for Inquiry
indy@centerforinquiry.net
IU School of Liberal Arts Institute for American Thought Department of Geography Department of Sociology Department of Economics Department of Religious Studies The Polis Center Department of History Women's Studies Program Medical Humanities & Health Studies Department of Communication Studies Africana Studies Program Department of Anthropology Center for the Study of Religion and American Culture Department of English Museum Studies Program World Languages and Cultures
Athenaeum
401 E. Michigan St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
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