Arts & Sciences Events

Special Monday 4 p.m. Seminar: Tyler Meldrum of RWTH University of Aachen, Germany presents "Of MOUSE and Men: Single-sided NMR in Cultural Heritage"

The Reves Center is currently hiring for front office student staff.

Please join us for this lively debate between Michael J. Klarman & Alan Meese which has become a W&M tradition. It will be held on April 1 at 5 p.m. in room 120 at the Law School. Free. All are welcome. Sponsored by the Institute of Bill of Rights Law.

Dr. Toshio Mizuta and Dr. Takashi Uchida, Akita University (Japan) will discuss their research on massive volcanogenic sulfide deposits and sea-floor gas hydrates.

Justice Richard J. Goldstone, the 2013 recipient of the Marshall-Wythe Medallion, will deliver a lecture titled "The International Criminal Court: Recent Developments" on April 3 at 12:45 p.m. in room 124 of the Law School. Free. All are welcome.

Dr. Abdullah Al-Ghafri from the University of Nizwa in Oman presents an Introduction to Aflaj and traditional water management in arid environments, with a reception to follow in McGlothlin-Street Hall, room 201.

Come to a community forum on transgender issues! Panelists will include members of community organizations and W&M students. Everyone is welcome.

Deutscher Filmabend heute abend Mittwoch, den 3. April 19 Uhr in SWEM. Wir zeigen den Spielfilm "Krabat" (Regie Marco Kreuzpaintner, 2008)

The W&M Department of Art & Art History Distinguished Lecture Series presents: Therese O'Malley: "'In the Park,' Lewis Miller and Mid-Nineteenth Century American Landscape"

The Tribe Accountability Project invites you to attend "One of Us, All of Us," an educational speaking event centered on sexual violence in the William & Mary community.

Join the Early Music Ensemble when they perform as part of the Bruton Candlelight Concert Series. Baroque Chamber Music on period instruments.

On April 5th the Tribe Partners, a group of senior level alums in Environmental Consulting, Energy, Education, Government, Non-Profit, Healthcare, Business, Journalism, Media and more, will be on campus for 1-on-1 career mentoring and a networking lunch!

Please join Africana Studies for a Mellon Faculty Lecture by Professor Neil Norman of Anthropology.

Talk by U. Tuncay Alparslan, American University

Jon Rainier of the University of Utah presents "Targeting Heterocycles at 4700 Feet Above Sea Level"

The deadline for signing up is March 29 at 5:00 p.m. To sign up, contact [[e|dcchapman, Dereck Chapman]].

"Host heterogeneity in physiology and behavior: moving toward consequences for disease transmission"

Third biennial Critchfield Conference. Keynote address by Robert D. Kaplan.

Hosted by the W&M Washington Office at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

Former Foreign Service Officer John D. Feeley will meet with students interested in Latin American affairs and/or foreign service careers.

This conference aims to discuss what it means to be Asian American and what steps can be taken to increase campus awareness. Come for FREE food, guest speakers, panelists and discussion! All are welcome.

Join the members of the Appalachian Music Ensemble, performing in small and large groups.

The William & Mary Chamber Winds perform a program featuring the finest music for small wind octets, sextets, and nonets.

Third biennial Critchfield Conference. Lunch keynote address by Michael C. Hudson, Director, Middle East Institute, National University of Singapore.

Join Olivia Steffan, student of Neal Cary, for her Senior Cello Recital, featuring music of Vivaldi, Bach, Schumann and Beethoven.

On April 6th, we sincerely invite allies and members of the LGBTIQ community on W&M campus and all across Virginia to join us for a day full of fun, entertainment, education and celebration!

Join Nick as he presents his Senior Piano Recital, featuring both classical and jazz selections.

Join the Women's Chorus for a concert at Bruton Parish Church. Dr. Jamie Bartlett conducts.

W&M faculty from the Chinese program, the W&M Confucius Institute, and the School of Education will present the initial results of the 2012-2013 Reves Center Internationalization Grant, "WM-China Initiative for Film and New Media in Higher Education."

Drs. Chessa (Pan American Health Organization) and Randall Lutter (Resources for the Future) will discuss "Fetal and early childhood undernutrition, mortality and lifelong health: risks and policy implications"

Japanese Culture Association is organizing a panel discussion on nuclear energy and Fukushima. The panel will feature faculty members from the College's departments of Chemistry, Geology, East Asian studies, Psychology, Economics and History.

W&M faculty from the Chinese program, the W&M Confucius Institute, and the School of Education will present the initial results of the 2012-2013 Reves Center Internationalization Grant, "WM-China Initiative for Film and New Media in Higher Education."

William and Mary faculty from the Chinese Program, the Confucius Institute, and the School of Education present successful projects implementing the use of digital learning for cross-cultural pedagogy with William and Mary students.

Dr. James Bonelli from the Houston office of Repsol will be discussing a day in the life of an exploration geologist.

The featured speaker will be Ambassador (ret.) Edward Marks

Ross Chambers (Professor Emeritus, University of Michigan) will present a talk on his 40 years of experience, adventures, and misadventures in and out of the foreign language and literature(s) classroom. Event open to the public, reception to follow.

Guest Lecturer: Dr. Lynne Lancaster, Ohio University

Ross Chambers (Professor Emeritus, Michigan) will be giving a talk in Washington 315 at 4.30 pm tomorrow, April 11. Open to public. Light refreshments to follow.

Ross Chambers (Professor Emeritus, University of Michigan) will present a talk on his 40 years of experience, adventures, and misadventures in and out of the foreign language and literature(s) classroom. Event open to the public, reception to follow.

Ross Chambers (Professor Emeritus, University of Michigan) will present a talk on his 40 years of experience, adventures, and misadventures in and out of the foreign language and literature(s) classroom. Event open to the public, reception to follow.

A lecture by Prof. Michael Chang, George Mason University for the William and Mary Confucius Institute China Lecture Series

Talk by Nikolai Vasilevski, CINVESTAV, Mexico

Jon Dattelbaum, University of Richmond presents "Natural Products Discovery in New Zealand"

Eric de Sturler, Department of Mathematics, Virginia Tech, will introduce some of the complications of tomography that make accurate reconstruction computationally expensive and then describe some recent approaches to solve these problems much faster.

Prof. Shanti Morell-Hart, Department of Anthropology, will speak on "Archaeological Approaches to Gastronomic Heritage." Presented by the Pre-Modern Studies Forum.

Dr. Larry Sanford, Professor at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Sciences, will discuss how bivalve biodeposits from aquaculture farms impact water quality.

"Heavy metal and H. pylori: a recipe for disaster"

Dr. Richard Averitt, Boston University, Title of Talk: "Terahertz Dynamics and Control in Complex Materials"

Come join the Philosophy department by the statue of James Blair for a BBQ and a volleyball match.

Delivered by Alan Mikhail, Yale University Department of History.

One of America's most well-respected diplomats, Ambassador Thomas R. Pickering, will speak as part of William & Mary's first intercollegiate Model United Nations conference (&MUN) on April 12, 2013.

Lecture given by Ambassador Thomas Pickering, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. Part of the MUN conference hosted by the W&M International Relations Club.

Student of Maria Yefimova

Join the Botetourt Chamber Singers for a concert in the Wren Great Hall. Dr. Jamie Bartlett conducts.

Join Meredith for her Sr. Recital, featuring works by Bach, Webern and Brahms. Accompanied by Professor Christine Niehaus, piano.

Join Daniel for his senior piano recital, featuring the works of Bach, Debussy, Chopin, Prokofiev, and Schumann. Accompanied by Maria Yefimova.

Join our W&M Jazz faculty and our students for a concert.

Robert Keohane, one of the world's foremost scholars of international relations, will give a talk that will address the challenges of maintaining a liberal world order in the face of increasing globalization and changing notions of sovereignty.

Join students of the Department of Music for a recital to showcase their talents and demonstrate what they have accomplished throughout the year.

Have you ever considered pursuing a career in the exciting and dynamic field of computer gaming? Hear valuable advice from a representative at Blizzard Entertainment.

"Exhibits" from George C. Wolfe's The Colored Museum Directed by: Alex McBath In Conjunction with Theatre 471 and International Performing Arts eXchange (iPAX)

Lecture given by Eduard van de Bilt, professor of American history at Leiden University. Part of the Reves Hall Coffee Hour lecture series.

Geologist Chuck Bailey '89 will talk about earthquakes, fault zones and the living earth under our feet in the spring 2013 installment of the university's Tack Faculty Lecture Series. It's free and the public is welcome.

Departments of Philosophy, Sociology and Latin American Studies Program Presents a Talk By Jose Jorge Mendoza (Worcester State University) Everyone Is Invited to Attend.

Join Dr. Bryan Watts of the Center for Conservation Biology as he explores the world of the osprey. {{http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=dfaqgicab&oeidk=a07e7b4w84e73d0049b, Register.}}

Brown Bag Q&A where "sexperts" Eric Garrison and Margaret Sequeira answer submitted questions on sex, sexuality, health and relationships.Come out April 18th 7pm in the Campus Center Atrium. Brought to you by Student Assembly and H.O.P.E.

The performance will feature music by Corelli, Zarvos and Dvorak.

William & Mary Theatre and Dance Presents Sitayana adapted by Francis Tanglao-Aguas

Professor Stephanie McCurry will talk about organizing research, thinking through arguments, and crafting the big book.

Marco Millones, the Mellon Postoctoral Fellow at William & Mary's own Center for Geospatial Analysis presents his work: "An assessment of MODIS Active Fire Product as proxy for anthropogenic land use/cover change in the Mexican Yucatan"

Colloquium talk/CSUMS lecture by Linyuan Lu, University of South Carolina

All students considering a Chinese major are strongly encouraged to attend the 2013 Chinese Majors Forum, which will take place this Friday, April 19, in Tyler 102.

Alex Deiters of North Carolina State University presents "Synthetic Chemical Tools for the Regulation of Cellular Processes"

Dave Levin, Department of Computer Science, University of Maryland, will present the application of economics and trusted hardware to keep participants in a networked system from deviating from the letter and spirit of a protocol.

Professor Bruce Menge of Oregon State University will examine the dynamics of coastal meta-ecosystems by testing the intermittent upwelling hypothesis in rocky intertidal regions.

The German Studies Section and the German House invite everyone to a Spring Grillfest at the Randolph Complex Commons Area just outside of Giles Hall this Friday, April 19, 4-6 p.m.

Professor David Schmidtz will give a colloquium talk to the philosophy department, entitled "Idealism as Solipsism".

Swem Library's W&M Hip Hop Collection is dedicated to Virginia's hip hop culture and history from the 1980s to present. Join us as we celebrate the launch of the collection with film screenings, panel discussions and refreshments.

Join the Music of India Ensemble for their final concert of the year. Under the direction of Professor Max Katz.

William & Mary Theatre and Dance Presents Sitayana adapted by Francis Tanglao-Aguas

The Virginia Sesquicentennial of the American Civil War Commission, in conjunction with William & Mary, will host "The American Civil War at Home" on April 20, 2013.

Come support the graduating class as they present their senior theses! Presentations will run from 10-12 and 1-3 with a reception to follow.

William & Mary Theatre and Dance Presents Sitayana adapted by Francis Tanglao-Aguas

William & Mary Theatre and Dance Presents Sitayana adapted by Francis Tanglao-Aguas

Andrews Gallery and the Department of Art & Art History presents: Tightly Controlled Accidents: Jarrett Ley + Barbara Pearsall: Honors Thesis Exhibition All are welcome to attend the reception: Sun., April 21 from 5 - 7pm at Andrews Gallery.

Andrews Gallery and the Department of Art & Art History presents: Tightly Controlled Accidents: Jarrett Ley + Barbara Pearsall: Honors Thesis Exhibition All are welcome to attend the reception: Sun, April 21 from 5 - 7pm at Andrews Gallery.

Join the W&M Jazz Ensemble in an evening of standards for big band as well as a few challenging contemporary jazz compositions, all featuring talented student soloists. Dr. Paul Bhasin directs.

Civil Rights Lecture & Discussion on "Freedom Summer" and the "Implications on a More Radical Approach" With Barry Clemson & Toni Tyler

Join composition students from the W&M Department of Music as they present their original pieces.

Open to the public. Free reservation required.

Featuring our greatest hits from the 2012-2013 season!

Are you flourishing? Feeling resilient? Come get a free mood check-up and some fresh lemonade! Learn the Wobble, Zumba, and tons of coping skills while you're there! Did we mention free massage? It's better than a spoonful of Vitameatavegamin!

Please join GSWS for a Brown Bag Lecture with Salih Can Aciksoz entitled, "In Vitro Nationalism: War, Disabled Masculinity, and Politics of Reproduction in Turkey." Light refreshments. Everyone welcome.

Open to the public. Free reservation required.

JAPN 308 students exhibit their manga and anime works from 3-7 p.m. on Wednesday, 4/24, in 301 Washington Hall.

Prof. Suzanne Hagedorn, Department of English, will lecture on Romancing the Amazons in Boccaccio's Teseida and Chaucer's Knight's Tale

Patrick Henry Debate Union will present its final on-campus event for this academic year.

Under the direction of Grant Gilman. Admission: $8 general, $3 student, under 12 free. PBK Box Office 757-221-2674

Delivered by Zohra Beben, William & Mary Department of Anthropology.

Pi Delta Phi - Beta Epsilon French National Honor Society's induction ceremony for new members Thursday, April 25, 6 p.m. Reves Center, Reves Room Light refreshments

Join the W&M Choir, Women's Chorus and Botetourt Chamber Singers for their spring concert. Directed by Dr. James Armstrong and Dr. Jamie Bartlett.

Friday, April 26, 2013 is the last day of classes for the Spring semester

Dr. Troy Carter, UCLA, Title of Talk: "Taming Turbulence in Magnetized Plasmas: From Plasmas for Fusion Energy to Black Hole Accretion Disks"

A fun way to celebrate the end of the school year!

The Remembering Slavery, Resistance and Freedom Project in partnership with the College of William & Mary and the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities presents a lecture about the cemeteries of the enslaved and what those spaces mean today.

Structural color appears in materials with small periodic structures of the size of the wavelength of visible light. Metamaterials are artificial media with such small structures. Prof. Lukaszew will explain these ideas and describe examples from nature.

The W&M Wind Symphony performs wind ensemble literature from the last 125 years in a program featuring the music of Copland, R. Vaughan Williams and Bach. Dr. Paul Bhasin conducts.

Join the W&M Choir, Women's Chorus and Botetourt Chamber Singers for their spring concert. Directed by Dr. James Armstrong and Dr. Jamie Bartlett.

Voice students of Phaedra McNorton join the Harris Simon combo to present a recital of jazz standards and more.

Join the piano students of Dr. Anna Kijanowska as they present an evening of sonatas! Free and open to the public.

Andrews Gallery and the Department of Art & Art History presents the work of sculptor Stephen Mohring March 21 - April 18, 2013. Mohring is also giving an artist's talk Thursday, March 21st at 4 p.m. in Andrews 101. A reception will follow.

Elementary and intermediate level Chinese classes will be offered in the summer of 2013! Registration is already started.

Integration at William & Mary was not achieved simply with the acceptance of the first students of color; instead it has been a decades-long process. A new exhibit at Swem Library traces the admission of some of the first W&M African American students.

"Open Minds: An Exhibit of Psychology Department Faculty Publications" displays significant published works and awards won by this outstanding group of faculty members.