ENACT: The Educational Network for Active Civic Transformation

In his role as assistant director of ENACT, David Weinstein coordinates the national expansion of the Educational Network for Active Civic Engagement program. He previously served as assistant director of ENACT and Communications for the International Center for Ethics, Justice and Public Life, where he managed communications, served as coordinator of the Ethics Center Leadership Council and was editor of the Ethics Central newsletter and the Ethical Inquiry series. He has also worked with the Office of Global Affairs to support international exchanges of students and faculty.

Weinstein is an educator with K-12 teaching experience in public and alternative school settings and has more than 20 years of communications and project-management experience in nonprofits and higher education. In 2020, he was elected to the Cambridge (Massachusetts) School Committee.

Weinstein is a graduate of Wesleyan University, where he earned a bachelor's in American studies, and holds a master's in education from the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

Mandy is a student at Brandeis University studying Politics and English in the class of 2025. She is really passionate about voting rights and wants to advocate for civic engagement at Brandeis.

Yoni is a senior majoring in politics and minoring in social justice & social policy and international & global studies. He serves as a senator and as co-chair of the Social Justice Committee of the Brandeis Student Union. His interests center around advancing American democracy through the expansion of voting rights as well as ethics reforms for government officials. He works for ENACT Your Vote because too many young Americans are not civically engaged and believe their vote won’t amount to much, and he aims to prove to them why every individual voice matters. 

My name is Jimmy Hamilton. I'm currently a senior at Siena College majoring in political science. I'm originally from the small town of Scotia, New York. The importance of voting was instilled in me and my sibling from a young age and we have all grown up to be fairly politically active. I'm excited to work on motivating young people on our college campus to increase their political participation as well.

Kristen is  a Political Science major with a Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies minor and a certificate in Community Development at Siena College. She is the chair of Siena's chapter of Voter Friendly Campus, the school's program for getting students registered to vote. Kristen got involved with ENACT Your Vote to help more people register to vote and create action plans to allow their voices to be heard!

Jennifer Seelig is Director of Community Partnership and Director of the Institute of Government and Politics at Utah State University. She was a policy and research analyst for the Salt Lake City Council between 1995 and 2000, served as a policy and research analyst for Salt Lake Mayor Rocky Anderson between 2000 and 200, and served as the communication and legislative policy analyst for the Utah League of Cities and Towns. From 2003 to 2014, she worked for 1-800 CONTACTS as their Associate Director of Governmental Relations. Professor  was elected by District 23 residents in November of 2006 to serve in the Utah House of Representatives. She served on many committees including the Political Subdivisions and Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice, as well as on the Executive Offices and Criminal Justice Appropriations Subcommittee. She co-chaired Utah's Women in the Economy Commission. In 2012, her peers in the Utah House Democrat Caucus elected her into the leadership position of Democratic Leader, the first woman to serve in this role. Prior to holding this position, Jennifer served in the capacities of Utah House Democratic Caucus Manager and Caucus Whip. She concluded her service as a representative in 2014. Jennifer earned a Ph.D. in political science at the University of Utah, a Master of Public Administration degree from the University of Utah and a B.A. in English from the University of Louisville. Professor Seelig is a member of the third cohort of ENACT Faculty Fellows.

Henry Wright is a junior double-majoring in political science and American studies with a minor in anticipatory intelligence. “I wanted to be a part of ENACT Your Vote because I'm passionate about helping other people find their political voice and helping everyone participate in government.”

Jack is a Senior at Utah State majoring in Political Science and minoring in Philosophy, Religious Studies, and Anticipatory Intelligence. He has interned at the Utah State Legislature, participated in a study abroad's studying post conflict reconstruction and reconciliation, and has been involved with Club Sports. He is interested in how a nations culture and governments institutional culture effects the decision makers. He is excited to work with ENACT and the rest of the team!

Ryan is a senior from Queens, NY studying political science. He chose ENACT because: "the voting participation among Gen Z is unreasonably low, and as a part of Gen Z myself, I would like to increase political awareness among young citizens. Throughout history, our country has worked hard to legalize voting among all demographics and young Americans should take advantage of this opportunity given to them. I want to encourage my peers to take part in the 2023 election, as starting voting young will make citizens want to vote in the next election." 

Chelsea majors in Politics and Government (Pre-Law) and Psychology with a minor in French

Robert W. Glover is an Associate Professor of Political Science and Honors, a joint appointment in the Department of Political Science and the Honors College at the University of Maine. Professor Glover is the recipient of numerous awards for teaching, including the UMaine College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Outstanding Faculty Award for Teaching and Advising in 2018. Professor Glover holds a Ph.D. and a Master of Arts from the University of Connecticut, and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth. He is a winner of the Donald Harward Faculty Award for Service-Learning Excellence, an honor given by Maine Campus Compact to exceptional educators who make “public service an integral part of their teaching.” Professor Glover is a member of the first cohort of ENACT Faculty Fellows, and has served as ENACT’s Fellow for Course Resources and as an ENACT Labor Network Faculty Fellow.

Julian Ober is a third year senior double majoring in political science and women's, gender, and sexuality studies with a minor in legal studies. She is a part of ENACT Your Vote because she believes her generation is the future of America and can't start making this country their own until they start voting.

Meredyth studies Political Science, Labor Studies and Leadership Studies at the University of Maine. According to Meredyth: "Voter engagement and education is critical in college. Young people are underrepresented in government and our vote is our future which is why I am part of ENACT."