The Freedom Shrine is an impressive, permanently mounted collection of 30 of the most important and historic American documents, including the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States and the Gettysburg Address. The updated pieces were donated by the Great Falls Exchange Club and installed by Jerry Eberl and Scott Karaffa (pictured above) in the internal hallway leading to the Atrium.

Mike Jetty, Indian Education Specialist from the Office of Public Instruction, will share his perception of the importance of the inclusion of Indian Education For All in the Montana Constitution. Mike will also give a general explanation of how tribal governments work with state and federal agencies. 
Arlyne Reichert will talk about the part that women play in the U. S. and Montana Constitutions and the contributions of women, historically and in present day in state and national government. Bob Campbell will talk about the importance of our state and national Constitutions and what they mean to all of us. He also will give an overview of the history of both. Arlyne and Bob were candidates at the 1972 Constitution Convention.
Deb Kottel, a law professor from the University of Great Falls, has accepted our invitation to attend the event. She hopes to be able to bring other professors and students to MSU - Great Falls to participate in the event.