Constitution Day 2005 was produced as a public service by The University of Texas at Austin to commemorate the signing of the United States Constitution. The material may be used with acknowledgment for any non-commercial purpose.

This Web site was a collaborative venture of the University of Texas Libraries, the College of Liberal Arts Information Technology Services, the Division of Instructional Innovation and Assessment, UTOPIA, and Dr. William S. Livingston, Senior Vice President of the University.

This site would not have been possible without the contribution and good cheer of William Livingston, who supported the project enthusiastically and gave generously of his time and expertise.

2007 Redesign Project Director	James Henson, Associate Director Liberal Arts ITS
Editorial Coordination	Dr. James Henson Dr. William S. Livingston
Suggested Readings	Dr. William S. Livingston, Professor Emeritus Dr. Gretchen Ritter Dr. Jeffrey K. Tulis Dr. Keith E. Whittington
Video Production & Editing	Dan Benner Mason R. Jones Christopher Palmer
Audio Production	Michael Heidenreich Sean Neesley
Original 2005 Web Design & Production	Norma J. DeVries Arnie R. Flores Sara Gauchat Carolee Mitchell
2007 Web Design & Production	Laura Welch Marissa Kopatic Suloni Robertson Christina Escutia
Project Coordination	Meredith Ault Doug Barnett Kimberly Christian
K-12 Lesson Plans	Dr. Mary S. Black
Executive Producer	Joseph TenBarge, Assistant Dean, Research and Instructional Support College of Liberal Arts

For more information about the University of Texas at Austin's Constitution Day efforts, please contact James Henson.

For more information about the federal Constitution Day requirment, please see the Federal Register.
Federal Register: http://www.ed.gov/legislation/FedRegister/other/2005-2/052405b.html