Arts & Sciences Events

Title: Analysis and Control of Impulsive Systems

Students wishing to continue study of Italian must take the placement test before the start of the semester. It will be offered twice on Tues, Jan 14, in Washington Hall 317 from 10:00-11:00 and again from 11:00-12:00. Students may take either session.

This program will allow students to come into a group advising setting and get assistance with registering for a full course load. Academic Advisors will be on hand to assist with questions and provide insight into making purposeful choices for registerin

You have earned the right to be here! The Imposter Syndrome and how to dismantle "Perceptions of Fraudulence" WMSURE workshop led by Prof. Artisia Green

Dean Davison M. Douglas will lead a discussion of Martin Luther King's theory of civil disobedience as articulated in his famous 1963 Letter from a Birmingham Jail. Excerpt from the Letter available by clicking link. Free & all are welcome.

Declaring a major can be a difficult journey. This workshop, led by Academic Advising staff, will help students learn more information about deciding on a major, navigating the declaration process, and identifying an in-major faculty advisor.

Learn about this new summer study abroad program in Antigua!

The William & Mary Sinfonicron Light Opera Company is pleased to present their 2014 production: Sullivan & Gilbert by Ken Ludwig, Arthur Sullivan, and William Gilbert

Plan to attend the Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies Spring 2014 Planning Meeting and help shape GSWS's future! From 8:30 - 11:30 in Tidewater A, Sadler Center on January 17.

The William & Mary Sinfonicron Light Opera Company is pleased to present their 2014 production: Sullivan & Gilbert by Ken Ludwig, Arthur Sullivan, and William Gilbert

The William & Mary Sinfonicron Light Opera Company is pleased to present their 2014 production: Sullivan & Gilbert by Ken Ludwig, Arthur Sullivan, and William Gilbert

The William & Mary Sinfonicron Light Opera Company is pleased to present their 2014 production: Sullivan & Gilbert by Ken Ludwig, Arthur Sullivan, and William Gilbert

The William & Mary Sinfonicron Light Opera Company is pleased to present their 2014 production: Sullivan & Gilbert by Ken Ludwig, Arthur Sullivan, and William Gilbert

Beinecke Scholarships fund graduate study in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. Juniors with excellent academic records and demonstrated histories of receiving financial aid may apply.

Learn more about W&M's study abroad program in 'The Golden City'

Professor Timur Kuran from Duke University presents "Religious and Legal Roots of Authoritarianism in the Middle East"

Join us to learn more about this study abroad program!

Professor Lynda L. Butler, Chancellor Professor at W&M Law School, will present the Law School's 2014 St. George Tucker Lecture titled "The Resilience of Property." Admission is free and all are welcome.

Presented by Professor Christine Nemacheck. If you are applying to law school or are planning on attending law school at some point after graduation, please attend this workshop to be held on Thursday, January 23, from 5:30-7pm in Washington Hall 301.

ALL majors and class years are encouraged to come talk to potential employers. No registration required!

Alana Burton Brown Bag Seminar

What sort of non-academic professional paths can a William & Mary graduate student take after graduating? Come to the Cohen Career Center to listen to alumni share their experiences searching for jobs, and ask the alumni about their experiences.

Join us to learn more about this summer study abroad program!

The 2014 Graduate Park Award talk

Learn more about our summer study abroad program in the south of France!

Speaker: Kei Moriya, Indiana University, Title of Talk: Hadron Spectroscopy and What We Can Learn About QCD from GlueX

Reves Hall's international living-learning community is W&M's own "Global Village," housing international & domestic students with an interest in international affairs.

Curious about a major or minor in French & Francophone Studies? Need an advisor?

Fifty majors, minors, and pre-professional programs will be hosting info sessions for potential majors and minors throughout the week.

This program allows students to come into a group advising setting and get assistance with registering for a full course load. Academic Advisors will be on hand to assist with questions and provide insight into making purposeful choices for registering.

Esben Molgaard, SUNY Stony Brook and Univ. of Southern Denmark, Title of Talk: "Weyl consistency conditions and the stability of the standard model"

Boren Awards provide unique funding opportunities for U.S. undergraduate and graduate students to study in Africa, Asia, Central & Eastern Europe, Eurasia, Latin America, and the Middle East.

This presentation will provide undergraduate students with lessons and practice on creating an academic plan. Academic Advising staff will be on hand to answer student questions and provide a general review of individual plans.

Join us to learn about this summer study abroad program!

Would you like to know more about the Film and Media Studies major (currently called Literary and Cultural Studies / Film Studies)?

Due to weather, the Declaring a Major event is cancelled. Please check our website for other available times. If you need more immediate assistance, please call 757.221.2476 to make an appointment with an advisor.

Chelsey Johnson (English) will present a talk called "Queer Scenes." A light lunch is provided; everyone welcome.

In this webinar, presenters will discuss Latino student success in higher education and their experiences implementing effective practices to achieve this goal.

Come learn about the Public Policy Major!

Professor Kenji Yoshino of New York University School of Law will present W&M Law School's 2014 Cutler Lecture titled "How to Do Things With Marriage." Admission is free and all are welcome.

Dan Millison, P.E., P.G./Transcendergy, L.L.C. Physics-Geology Colloquium

Due to weather and the College being closed, the Peer Advisor Information Session has been cancelled. If you wish to know more about the Peer Advising Program or how to become a Peer Advisor, please contact serainwater@wm.edu.

Please join us for "Color: Imagined & Observed." Opens Jan. 24 - Feb. 20, 2014. Artist reception will be Thursday, Jan. 30 from 4-6pm.

The Visiting Scholar Seminar Series brings researchers, experts, and thought leaders to discuss issues in marine and coastal policy.

Informal get-together to discuss ENSP major and minor requirements, sign-up, etc.

Picking up the pieces of mourning & remembrance

Come stop by the Geology Department to learn about majoring or minoring and to munch on free pizza

The Philosophy Department is sponsoring a session on the benefits of majoring in Philosophy and the careers Philosophy majors pursue after graduation.

Monica Stone Geology Brown Bag

As the climate changes, extreme weather events and coastal flooding are becoming more frequent and costly. This symposium will address how law and government manage these emerging risks.

"Tick-bacteria symbiosis-That's cool!"

Please join us for a lecture by Dr. Anthony Seeger of UCLA, titled "UNESCO and the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage: Can We 'Safeguard' Music and If We Can, Should We?" Discussion to follow.

The {{http://wm4f.wm.edu, W&M French & Francophone Film Festival}} presents five award-winning French-language films at the Kimball Theatre.

This production of one of the world's most popular operas starts Patricia Racette as Cio-Cio-San, Marcello Giordani as B.F. Pinkerton, and Maria Zifchak as Suzuiki in Anthony Minghella's production from the 2006-2007 Metropolitan Opera Season.