W&M Featured Events

Take a weekend getaway to Merchants Millpond State Park in North Carolina with TAP!

w/ Kristin & Ellie

Nancy Phaup - Dissertation Defense Title: Discovering Childhood: Anglo and African American Children at Flowerdew Hundred Plantation

Christopher Triola, Final Oral Examination for the Ph. D. Degree, Title: "Electronic properties of chiral two-dimensional materials." Open to the public.

Please stop by the offices of Chinese professors for a consultation in Washington Hall on Friday, Feb 20th.

Imagine being sick or in pain and not being able to describe your symptoms to your doctor. Join our discussion with Sarah Nye of Health Education and Literacy about the work to help the 3,000+ WJCC residents with limited health literacy. RSVP appreciated.

w/ Abby

Sit down with filmmaker Paul Harrill, director of Something, Anything? and special guest for the 2015 W&M Global Film Festival, in Swem Library's Research Room to discuss the filmmaking process and his experience in the film industry. Free pizza!

An Academic Enrichment workshop that covers study methods and tips, time management, and organizational material.

Please join the W&M eLearning Community in welcoming Michele Jackson, Associate Provost of E-Learning Initiatives! She will facilitate a Q&A session on Friday, February 20, 1-2:00pm in Miller 1013. We hope to see you there!

This year's symposium, held annually by the William & Mary Law Review, will feature sixteen leading legal scholars who will examine emerging issues surrounding the regulation of plea bargaining in the criminal justice system.

Title: The Langlands program

Please join Disability Services for delectable desserts and a brief presentation on self advocacy in the classroom by a W&M student and Dean Henderson.

Reza Ghiladi, North Carolina State University (NSCU) presents "The Dehaloperoxidase Paradox: How Nature Juggles Oxygen Transport, Peroxidase, and Peroxygenase Activities at a Single Heme Active Site"

This Focus ON, led by Emma Craige and other Peer Scholarship Advisors, will be especially useful for any students planning to submit research proposals for summer 2015 funding.

"Microbial ecology of methane oxidation in extreme environments"

Dr. Alexander Balatsky (LANL/Nordita) Title of Talk: Dirac Materials

Terri Babineau, M.D. is Dean of Students at Eastern Virginia Medical School and one of the leaders of the COLL 200 W&M-EVMS Narrative Medicine for Excellence Project.

Events include a sneak preview screening of the monumental 2015 documentary The Hunting Ground, screenings of Shut Up Little Man! An Audio Misadventure and Silence, and the annual 24SPEED Film Competition Screening.

W&M alum and professional actor, Thomas Fiscella, takes time out from his role of mob boss Gyp DeCarlo in the national tour of Jersey Boys to meet and speak with current students who are interested in careers in the performing arts.

w/ Anna & Eryn

w/ Morgan

w/ Ally & Terry

Instructor Rotation

The Chinese Student Organization, Japanese Culture Association, and Korean American Student Association will host the annual Lunar New Year performance Friday, February 20th. Come enjoy an evening of cultural dances, friends, family, and lots of food!

The Middle Eastern Music Ensemble and the Gallery Players join together for a concert of original compositions by Artist-in-Residence Kareem Roustom and the traditional music that inspires it.

w/ Ayana

There will be a short presentation followed by an exhaustive stargazing session, and hot beverages will be served!

Auditions for the newest co-ed a cappella on campus, Tribetones, will be held Thursday the 19th. Please prepare a verse and a chorus of a song you feel shows off your voice. Visit our Facebook page for more info and sign up on our google doc!

Come out and support our latest student-run, student-directed, student-cast senior directorial!

Events include screenings of The Duke of Burgundy, Something, Anything (with special guest, director Paul Harrill), and the GFF Galway Documentary Project, as well as the REcycled REception, the first party of the festival weekend.

Visit Swem Library for an exhibit featuring photographs by the late Louis Draper, a prominent African American photographer. Free and open to the public.

Come hear students present their undergraduate honors theses at the 16th annual Honors Colloquium. Presentations will take place in Blow 201 from Monday, February 16th through Thursday, February 26th. Visit the Charles Center website for more details.

Publicizing the information sessions which departments are offering in advance of fall registration

This exhibit explores Virginia's 35 years of hip-hop history through oral histories, curated playlists, artifacts, posters, and other archival materials in the William & Mary Hip Hop Collection.

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.

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.