W&M Featured Events

Activity entry begins Wednesday, September 21, and ends Wednesday, September 28.

This program completes your orientation to the College and provides you with an understanding of what makes working for the College unique!

Learning Leadership over Lunch

Rotates between Deep Breathing, Progressive Muscle Relaxation, Autogenic Training for Stress Reduction and Guided Imagery.

"Meeting and Greeting: 1619 and the Middle Passage Project" with Prof. Joanne Braxton.

Come to this workshop to learn about the different types of graduate programs, how to research them, basic information about admissions testing and the application process.

Come and speak with a CIA representative about opportunities within their agency.

CPK is a tutoring organization that connects W&M students with struggling students at many of the area's schools.

Consultants from a variety of firms will speak briefly and then you can spend the evening mingling and building your Rolodex of contacts in a low-key, relaxed environment!

Don't miss out on this opportunity to meet with a representative from Cornerstone Research who is interested in discussing job and internship opportunities with W&M Undergrads.

Join us for a discussion on the economy!

Tribe Pride: William & Mary Athletics Media Guides from Swem Library allows visitors to experience the history of intercollegiate sports at the College of William & Mary through the athletics publications created to introduce teams and players.

Come see works by 16 different artists. Works range from paintings, to sculptures, to poetry. Sure to be a good show!

Celebration of the 100th anniversary of The Flat Hat.

Join Swem Library & student curators from Prof. Jody Allen's Lemon Project class "The World of Henry Billups" for a reception to mark the opening of their exhibit on this man who labored at W&M during the Jim Crow era.

"Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary

The fifth in a series of library exhibits of W&M faculty publications has opened at Swem. "Title Pages: An Exhibit of Publications from Faculty in the Government Department" is on display in the Bright Gallery in the second floor rotunda.