Seating for the President's address is limited to Princeton University students, faculty and staff.
Tickets are available by lottery only.
There will be panels on the presidencies of Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson, as well as on the era's long-term historical legacy. Admission to the scholarly panels, which will be held Oct. 6, is free and open to the public. Speakers and commentators include renowned senior scholars as well as younger historians and writers. The conference website contains a schedule, list of participants and other conference information, in addition to the lottery details. He will be inducted in a ceremony in Ottawa on Nov. 17.