The Expert
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The CPL processing site says that my CPL was approved a few weeks back. I'm still waiting for it to turn up in the mail, but I guess it's just a matter of time.
After doing a fair amount of research, I've come to the conclusion that I'm probably going to switch to OC most of the time. As I am a student at U of M Dearborn, I spend most of my time there.
I'm really not liking the idea of disarming then rearming every time I arrive/depart the school premises, so I'd like to exercise my right to OC there.
Furthermore, as it's a college and colleges seems to be a popular place to educate young people to different ideas (seems like a lot of civil rights movements start/grow at universities) it seems like a good place to keep people educated.
After all, every group that has something to say is represented there. There is a major Muslim group that is always staging awareness events and the such and the GLBT group is pretty active as well. Seems like it would make sense to try and get the message out there about 2nd Amendment rights as well.
Can anyone share some ideas about how to go about this the "right" way? I was thinking of setting an appointment with the chancellor and presenting materials, making my case, and getting the blessing of the powers that be before going into it.
Any advice is appreciated.
The CPL processing site says that my CPL was approved a few weeks back. I'm still waiting for it to turn up in the mail, but I guess it's just a matter of time.
After doing a fair amount of research, I've come to the conclusion that I'm probably going to switch to OC most of the time. As I am a student at U of M Dearborn, I spend most of my time there.
I'm really not liking the idea of disarming then rearming every time I arrive/depart the school premises, so I'd like to exercise my right to OC there.
Furthermore, as it's a college and colleges seems to be a popular place to educate young people to different ideas (seems like a lot of civil rights movements start/grow at universities) it seems like a good place to keep people educated.
After all, every group that has something to say is represented there. There is a major Muslim group that is always staging awareness events and the such and the GLBT group is pretty active as well. Seems like it would make sense to try and get the message out there about 2nd Amendment rights as well.
Can anyone share some ideas about how to go about this the "right" way? I was thinking of setting an appointment with the chancellor and presenting materials, making my case, and getting the blessing of the powers that be before going into it.
Any advice is appreciated.