W&M Featured Events

Being able to express your views respectfully and candidly is a skill we can all develop. Whether you are a novice or fairly experienced in communication skills, the Crucial Conversations workshop will help you take your abilities to the next level.

The Fall 2014 conference will unite College of William & Mary alumni who are working in the field of social entrepreneurship. Alumi will return to William & Mary to meet with current students.

This painstakingly researched new book examines the oft-neglected roles of 26 remarkable first ladies in shaping our country's destiny.

Professor Clarissa Hayward of the Political Science department at Washington University in St. Louis, will be speaking about her new book, How Americans Make Race: Stories, Institutions, Spaces (Cambridge).

Toshi Yoshida's Worlds: Landscape, Family, and Business A lecture on twentieth-century Japanese woodblock print-maker Toshi Yoshida (1911-1995) by Professor Kendall Brown, California State University Long Beach.

Junior John Christoph discusses "Project Phase-Hunter: A Geochemical Study of Ordinary Chondrite Meteorites"

Georgetown Law invites all interested W&M students to an information session.

The math department will have a mathematics research informational session this Friday, 2-3:30 in Jones 301. If you have a strong interest in mathematics and are a Freshman, Sophomore or Junior in Math 111 or above...you should consider attending.

The Wealth of Jamestown tells the story of the people who lived in Jamestown in the 1690's and the historical events that took place during this revolutionary time.

Xin Ma, Applied Science Ph.D. Defense, Title: "Optical Characterization of Ferromagnetic and Multiferroic Thin-Film Heterostructures."

Uttam Tambar of the University of Texas Southwest Medical Center presents "Catalytic Asymmetric [2,3]Rearrangements". Please join us for refreshments before the seminar.

"Incidence of endo- and ecto-parasites and its implications for health of an imperiled giant amphibian"

W. Vincent Liu (University of Pittsburgh), Title of Talk: Topological orbital bands: from optical lattices to oxide interfaces

The BAT is a multiple choice test that evaluates your abilities as relative to a career in finance and then helps you to anonymously market yourself to over 20,000 employers via the Bloomberg Talent Search.

Have something special that reminds you of China? Come share and learn about other's Chinese experiences!

Join the Tribe Adventure Program for Bouldering at McAfee's Knob.

sWiM club is hosting a viewing of The Thirteenth Year ({{http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0200208/}})! For a mere $3 you can enjoy the movie AND unlimited desserts and snacks! Please join us in Little Theater for the fantastically fun event.

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.