W&M Featured Events

Join the Global Education Office in celebrating the Summer 2015 application launch. Find out about each W&M summer program, speak with former students, and learn about scholarship opportunities! Refreshments provided!

Join Swem Library for a presentation on protecting your copyright. Jim Heller, Professor of Law and Director of the Wolf Law Library, and Paul Hellyer, Reference Librarian at the Wolf Law Library will speak.

James Heller, Professor of Law and Director of the Wolf Law Library and Paul Hellyer, Reference Librarian at the Wolf Law Library will cover: what types of work are subject to copyright, who owns the copyright in a work, copyright owners' rights.

Professor Angela Banks and the Immigration Law & Service Society present the third installment of the Immigration Roundtable at W&M. Professor Cindy Hahamovitch of W&M's own History Department will lead a discussion on Labor and Migration.

This workshop will take you through resources and strategies for researching career possibilities based on your current and desired skills and interests, providing you with the tools to make career decisions now and in the future.

Three recent geology alums will discuss their work across a variety of sectors and answer many of your questions regarding career opportunities in the geosciences, finding a job, interviewing, and more!

Now that the semester draws to a close, join us for a panel discussion on research across and within disciplines with an outstanding faculty panel. {{https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/Research111214, Please register.}}

Thinking about doing an Honors Thesis?Get all the info you need at Phi Alpha Theta's History Honors Workshop. Wednesday November 12th at 5:00PM, History Department Library (Blair 206). FREE and open to all majors.

Advanced Russian Conversation

How does the way we talk about disabilities and individuals living with disabilities have an impact on our healthcare, society, and policy? Please join Professor Leslie Cochrane and Dean of Disability Services Leslie Henderson for an open conversation.

Join us in the screening of Waiting For Superman, a film that explores educational inequity and the achievement gap. Food will be provided! Contact Jillian Turner ([[e|jwturner]]) with any questions. This event is supported by Teach for America.

Branch Out National is excited to announce the start of early decision recruitment for its Alternative Spring Break Trips!

CLA Fellows are available for informal discussion with faculty about COLL course development. Come have coffee on us. What's on your mind? See the full schedule.

Students can walk in--no appointment necessary, choose a yoga mat and spend 30 minutes engaging in deep breathing, guided imagery, autogenic training, and progressive muscle relaxation exercises. Leave feeling rejuvenated and refreshed every Thursday!

Visit Swem Library for exhibits from the "From Fights To Rights" project commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Civil War and the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Movement. Exhibits rotate at least twice each year.