The Congress to Campus program brings college, university, and community college students around the country into contact with former members of Congress. The program sends bipartisan pairs of former members – one Democrat and one Republican – to spend two days on participating campuses. Throughout these two days, the former members conduct classes, hold forums, meet informally with students and faculty, and do interviews and talk show appearances with local press and media. The Congress to Campus program provides a unique, compelling, and personal means to educate and attract the next generation to American government, politics, and public affairs. The former members provide students with insights into the realities of American democracy through sharing their real-life experiences as candidates and officeholders. They also address concerns about the lack of civic literacy, politics and voting participation, and bipartisan cooperation. To learn more, click here.