Arts & Sciences Events

James Young, author of Writing the Holocaust and The Texture of Memory, will present on Art Spiegelman's MAUS Tuesday, April 5, at 9:30am in BLOW 333

Ever wondered what it is like to be an intelligence analyst? Attend ONE of these two realistic simulations hosted and moderated by C.I.A. analysts. You will be presented with a 'typical' security issue and challenged to react appropriately.

Please join us for a demo and lecture by Photographer Brenton Hamilton "New Under the Sun: The Advent of Photography" Free and open to the public

Fan Fang, Applied Science - Ph.D. Dissertation Defense Title: Optical Characterization of Interface Magnetization in Multifunctional Oxide Heterostructures Advisor: Dr. Gunter Luepke

Pamela Samuelson, the Richard M. Sherman Distinguished Professor of Law at Berkeley, will deliver the 2015-16 Mervis Lecture on April 5, titled "Mass Digitization of Cultural Heritage: Why Copyright Obstacles Must be Overcome." Free and all are welcome.

Professor James Young of the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, author of Writing the Holocaust and The Texture of Memory, will speak on "The Stages of Memory," his new research/book project on Tuesday, April 5, at 4:30 in Millington 150

Come hear W&M professors explore the possible long-term implications of the rise of illiberal democracies in Europe and Asia.

Please join us for the Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies Program's Braithwaite Lecture with Rhodessa Jones. Her talk is titled, "Rhodessa Jones: A Woman for the 21st Century" All are welcome! Reception to follow.

Join other members of the W&M community to examine and discuss masculinity via the Greek Film Series' showing of "The Mask You Live In," a documentary that explores America's shallow - and somewhat confining - definition of masculinity.

The Newton-Blanchard Prize aims to recognize excellence in both fiction and non-fiction writing. Two prizes of $2500 each will be awarded in Spring 2016 to original short fiction and original nonfiction.

Taught by local Chef Ed McMahon, the WMCI Chinese Cooking classes are an excellent way to experience Chinese culture. The class will teach students how to prepare various authentic Chinese foods.

William & Mary Confucius Institute presents a course on China's World heritage Sites. Students will explore cultural, historical and geographic elements of China using photos and research. Government will also be discussed.

Innovation Grants in support of COLL curriculum available now

WMCI community-favorite Beginner Yang Style Taiji Workshop. Learn the ancient Chinese technique meant for exercise and meditation.

William & Mary community course. Join the staff of the WMCI for two courses on Chinese painting! All skill levels welcome.