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An exhibit at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum is taking a closer look at the vice presidency - the significance of the role, the ways it's changed, and the impact the vice president has on our country.
The museum and the Gerald R. Ford Foundation are hosting a special conference coinciding with this exhibit, giving all of us even more insight through expert panels and talks.
The conference will feature an array of speakers ranging from famed Vice-Presidential scholars like Chris Whipple and Kate Andersen Brower to the Vice-Presidential photographers of Kamala Harris, George H.W. Bush, Walter Mondale, and Gerald Ford.
These speakers will explore different aspects of the often-overlooked office, including the Vice President’s role in American politics, its changing impact over time, and personal experiences.
The Vice-Presidency Conference will take place at the Gerald R. Ford Museum on September 8 at 6 p.m. and September 9 at 9:20 a.m.
The event is free to attend. See a complete event schedule at geraldrfordfoundation.org.
