Constitution Day:
A Panel Presentation on
the Affordable Care Act
Social
Science
Speaker
Series
Jeff Sweat
Associate Professor
Sociology
What do we need to know
about health care?
What does the Affordable Care Act
(sometimes referred to as “Obamacare”) do?
What does it have do with the Constitution?
What problems may exist for its enactment?
What is the source of opposition to it? For
this panel discussion, we have invited four
experts on different aspects to health care in
the United States. We will be reviewing the
components of the act, the Supreme Court
decision about the constitutionality of the
act, the specific provisions focusing on women’s health within it and sources of opposition to those, and the role of government and
the challenges in using free markets to address health care.
Place: Harvey Hall Theater UW-Stout
Time: 5pm, September 18, 2012
Community is encouraged to attend!
Alec Kirby
Associate Professor
History and
Political Science
Tina Lee
Assistant Professor
Anthropology
Chris Ferguson
Assistant Professor
Economics
For more information please contact:
Nels Paulson
paulsonne@uwstout.edu