W&M Featured Events

Generative AI is advancing at dizzying speed. Join this online session to hear about a few new developments and tools for research as of early February, and consider how you can mindfully reflect on the use (or non-use) of AI in your workflow.

Given the transformative effects of GenAI on teaching and learning in higher education, there is an increased need for intentional coversations about GenAI and its promises and perils.

You're invited to an information session on the Reveley Fellowship Program, which supports interdisciplinary work at William & Mary. You can find more background information here:

https://go.wm.edu/QTG6sz

Tamia Haygood, History: “Motherhood and Self-Emancipation among Enslaved and Servant Women in Colonial Pennsylvania”

Offered in partnership between the Graduate Center and the Williamsburg Regional Library.

On January 20, President Trump signed an executive order challenging birthright citizenship. Law experts at W&M Law School and constitutional law experts around the nation will engage in a conversation on the consequences of this executive order.

Join us on February 20th as we celebrate Black History Month with special guest Dr. Shelley V. Murphy, UVA Gibbons Project/ Descendant Project Researcher.

Join us for the Ecosystem Excursion: NASA Langley & Jefferson Lab, a two-day immersive experience exploring cutting-edge research, tech transfer, and entrepreneurial innovation. Engage with NASA & Jefferson Lab IP, develop solutions, and pitch ideas!

At the Writing and Communication Center, trained peer consultants offer individual assistance with writing, presentation, and other communication assignments across disciplines and at any stage, from generating ideas to polishing a final product. 

POSTPONED: Due to Inclement weather, the artist talk and reception will take place on Friday (2/21) from 4-7pm.  The Lecture will begin at 5pm at the Muscarelle Museum of Art conference hall next door.