In honor of the Chattahoochee Valley Libra ries' ongoing series of programs dedicated to the U.S. Constitution\, we a re pleased to present this look at how the U.S. Constitution was viewed by Georgians and other Americans at the time of it's creation.
\nStan Deaton is the Dr. Elaine B. Andrews Distinguished Historian at the Georgia Historical Society\, an endowed position created by Dr. Victor Andrews . He has worked at the Georgia Historical Society since 1998. He holds a P h.D. in history from the University of Florida\, a Masters in history from the University of Georgia\, and Bachelors degree in journalism from the G rady School at the University of Georgia. He was the Emmy-winning writer a nd host of \;Today in Georgia History\, jointly pro duced for TV and radio by GHS and Georgia Public Broadcasting. At the Georgia Hist orical Society Deaton is a public historian\, speaker\, writer\, teacher\, and lecturer. He produces videos\, writes a blog\, and records podcasts t hat are all available at "Off the Deaton Path\," speaks to g roups across the country on a variety of subjects\, serves as managing edi tor for the \;Georgia Historical Quarterly\, recruits materials for the GHS Research Center\; leads teacher training workshops\; writes historical markers\; conducts oral history interviews\; helps write grants\; assists with fund raising\; writes newspaper editorials and is regularly intervie wed by broadcast and print media on a variety of subjects related to histo ry in the news.
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