Kent State’s week-long summer workshops examine the Ohio National Guard shootings on May 4, 1970, that left four Kent State students dead and nine wounded. May 4, “the day the war came home,” changed public opinion about the Vietnam War; set precedent in the US Supreme Court; changed National Guard armament policy; helped lower the voting age to 18; impacted society and culture; and reminds us to practice and protect the First Amendment. Work with the best scholar-experts—including two survivors, two witnesses, and a guardsman there on May 4—to develop lesson plans for your students in all disciplines.