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INSTRUCTOR BASED TRAINING: NHCCS offers a 16-hour seminar on the
"Roots of American Freedom." It is a comprehensive walk through
the United States Constitution. NHCCS instructors take the student article
by article, section by section, and clause by clause through the
Constitution. The course opens with a brief review of America's founding
documents and their relationship to the Constitution and our nation's
longstanding political tradition of self-government. No previous
study of the United States Constitution is required. The only prerequisite is
the desire to understand the government our founding fathers crafted on our
behalf.
The course material
is delivered by an on-site instructor using a modified programmed learning
methodology, a non-threatening educational experience that emphasizes
certain key points, minimizes note taking and focuses the student's attention
on what the instructor is saying.
A comprehensive study guide is provided to each student for future reference and
review. This is a wonderful course to help connect
Americans, and those seeking American citizenship, with the roots of the
American Republic. And... there is NEVER a test!
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DVD BASED TRAINING: NHCCS offers a number of educational DVDs on
varying aspects of American government. Each seminar is 45-minutes
in duration and a great source of focused information on particular subjects.
Click here to view the currently available
titles.
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SPECIAL EVENTS: NHCCS holds and attends various events throughout the year.
We strive to make all of these
events not only educational and enlightening but also entertaining. Watch for
announcements concerning these events on the NHCCS home page.
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CONSTITUTION DAY GALA: Since its founding in January of 1997,
NHCCS has observed the anniversary of the Signing
of Our Nation's Constitution. Constitution Day
2008 will be held on September 21, at the Crowne Plaza in Nashua, NH. This
year's theme features "The True Sovereign - America's Citizen Government
Relationship" and features a
4-course plated dinner, keynote speaker, educational skit, and (4) 45-minute
educational seminars, led by constitutional scholars, on a variety of subjects
dealing with American government. Visit the NHCCS homepage for more
information.
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SPEAKERS: NHCCS will be happy to speak at your event. Contact
us if we can be of service to you.
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Contact Information for NHCCS:
Tele: 603-679-2444 -- eMAIL: chat@nhccs.org
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