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Virtual art gallery blending science and art perspectives
THURSDAY, April 1, 2021 @ 12pm EST – 1:00 PM EST
Art and Culture in Germany and the U.S.
The Department of English presents Juana María Rodríguez as the 2021 Sara and Jess Cloud Lecturer. She will be speaking on Mujeres Públicas: Biopolitics, Portraiture, and the Poetics of Puta Life.
Are you a student who identifies as Asian, Pacific Islander, Middle Eastern/Southwest Asian? A student of color or otherwise marginalized? An ally?
Please Join Us for W&M COMMUNITY UNITING AGAINST ASIAN HATE
Thursday, April 1 at 8 p.m. ET
Maps used for the management of UNESCO World Heritage sites served bureaucratic resource management. However, maps offer an opportunity to represent associative cultural landscapes, intangible cultural elements, and the geographies of Indigenous peoples.
Where will your Tribe Chemistry degree take you? Learn from Alumni who have moved into industry, medicine, education, and more!
"Raft Debate: Physics Edition"
Zoom Link: https://cwm.zoom.us/j/94225793425?pwd=RDQ2QVc3TjJod0MyejY0cXkyRmR3dz09
"Abducted" is a new original musical created by Zoë Bowen Smith '21.
Quirky, heartfelt, and mysterious, "Abducted" tells the story of Avery and Mia, two college-age women who happen to be abducted by a group of eccentric aliens.
College students, sexual assault response coordinators, prevention specialists, counselors, and allies from across the Commonwealth will come together for this amazing evening of hope and healing
Closed captioning and ASL interpretation provided.
MILITARY LEADERSHIP: PRIORITIZING PEOPLE
Join our panel of experts and distinguished guests as we discuss overcoming the three corrosives (Sexual Assault, Suicide and Extremism) to secure the wellbeing of our Veterans and Servicemembers.
JOURNEY TO GOD’S FACE is a virtual bilingual theatre tour experience of Quito, Ecuador. Performed by Quito Eterno.
"Abducted" is a new original musical created by Zoë Bowen Smith '21.
Quirky, heartfelt, and mysterious, "Abducted" tells the story of Avery and Mia, two college-age women who happen to be abducted by a group of eccentric aliens.
"Abducted" is a new original musical created by Zoë Bowen Smith '21.
Quirky, heartfelt, and mysterious, "Abducted" tells the story of Avery and Mia, two college-age women who happen to be abducted by a group of eccentric aliens.
Spring Break Day for undergraduates
Spring Break Day for undergraduates
Don't miss this public event with poets Oscar Guardiola-Rivera, Azad Sharma, and Juana Goengen, hosted by the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures as part of the Bellini Colloquium series.
Poetry That Re/Decenters with Poets:
Juana Iris Goergen (Puerto Rico), Azad Ashim Sharma (UK), & Oscar Guardiola-Rivera (Colombia) read their poetry.
Moderated by Prof. Emily Wilcox (Chinese) with translation by Prof. Silvia Tandeciarz (Hispanic Studies).
Join our long-serving Representative to Congress who will share his plans for education, criminal justice, healthcare and labor reform.
A play which explore the origins of sadness and joy in sexual relationships, 'Silence' is a brilliant experiment with the language of desire, and the terrible gulf of silence between what we say and what we want. Directed by student Ivy He.
This photography exhibit in the downstairs Spigel Gallery at the Muscarelle Museum of Art was curated by students interested in the intersections of art and science.
Join us for Tim Terlizzi's Brown Bag presentation titled: Quantifying the composition of vegetation within the W&M College Woods using phytoliths | Click on the event title for info on getting the Zoom link to attend!
Join Dr. Paul Vierthaler (Chinese Studies) and Dr. Rachel Varra (Hispanic Studies) remotely to learn more about lab- and team-based research happening with language and linguistics at William & Mary.
W&M Undergraduate Research Symposium
Sociology department
Social Justice Policy Initiative
Victoria Cooper, Computer Science - Pre-Defense
Title: Data-Driven Reflectance Estimation under Natural Lighting
Advisor: Dr. Pieter Peer
Location: Zoom meeting
The Visual Politics of Africa-China Relations by Tara Mock, Assistant Professor, Africana Studies, the Honors College at the University of Alabama
2021 Honors Student Research Showcase celebrating the work of our graduating students. In this symposium, students will give previews of their thesis work with short "three minute thesis" -style presentations.
Friday, April 9th, 4 pm: keynote address by Professor Engerman (Yale University): "The Global Cold War from Near and Far"
Saturday, April 10th, 9:30am - 10:30: student panels on the Global Cold War
Contact gxpaci@wm.edu for Zoom link.
Please join The Health Law and Policy Society for our first annual Symposium: "A Snapshot of Health Law" on April 10, 2021 (10:30am -3:00pm). Register in advance for this meeting: https://cwm.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJAsde2hrTwoEtFqq5M2tZMphutKpuPSQKXf
Fall schedule adjustment period begins
Josué Nieves, a MA/PhD student, will present his final dissertation.
Ruiqin Tian, Computer Science - Final Dissertation Defense
Title: Performance Optimization with an Integrated View of Compiler and Application Knowledge
Advisor: Dr. Bin Ren
Location: Zoom Online Meeting Password: 644004
On April 13, 2021, the William & Mary community will come together for one incredible day to give back and pay it forward. Every gift to any area, no matter the size, makes a difference and helps unlock challenges that increase the impact of your gift.
For OTOD: At W&M we strive to understand and change the world through collaborative research. Join us for a discussion highlighting the cultural, economic and political implications of the new administration as it relates to China.
This panel discussion will focus on a new student-led vision for William & Mary’s 535-acre campus at James Monroe’s Highland.
The Center for the Study of Law and Markets will host a lecture by Steven G. Medema, Research Professor of Economics at Duke University, titled "Why Do Economists Use Imaginary Worlds? What the Coase Theorem Tells Us About Why Law Matters.”
Collaborative, interdisciplinary research teams in the natural sciences, social sciences and humanities attack society’s knotty problems. At this event we will meet and feature several such faculty and student teams.
W&M undergraduate students in the 2021 Conservation Research Program will be presenting their applied research proposals. Students in this program work alongside conservation partners and faculty mentors on research that advances conservation outcomes.
Reaching Out and Leaning In IV is the fourth and final concert of William & Mary Dance Program’s 2020-2021 season. Dance Minors and Orchesis student choreographers explore and develop original work performed by William & Mary students.
Nigerian-born Bangladeshi American writer and photographer Abeer Hoque presents the finale conversation in Asian American Plural: Literature Across Borders series, curated by Dr. R. Benedito Ferrao for the Asian Centennial.
The New Normal of Education!?
Please click the link below to join the webinar:
https://umw-sso.zoom.us/j/82938173605?pwd=amxOMzE3QkZNR1NQM21JQ3hYT0VuUT09
Passcode: 214575
The 2021 Election Law Society Symposium will examine the role of the Voting Rights Act (VRA) in the 2020 election and its potential reform going forward both as a tool to address voting rules and districting maps that harm minority voters.
French & Francophone Studies is hosting a fireside social on April 15th, 6:30-9:30 pm.
Students and faculty will be gathering around a fire pit in the Sunken Garden (in front of Tyler Hall).
Come for some conversation, music, and a moment to relax!
Alicia Mountain's debut poetry collection, High Ground Coward, won the Iowa Poetry Prize, and she is also the author of Thin Fire.
William & Mary, NATO CCDCOE, and King’s College London are pleased to invite you to the sideline event of the NATO Cyber Defence Pledge conference 2021.
If you are interested in pursuing international law or merely want to increase your exposure to systems of law other than our own, join CLSS and others for the 2021 Spring Symposium on April 16!
The Center for Comparative Legal Studies and Post-Conflict Peacebuilding , the Comparative Legal Student Scholars, and the Reves Center for International Studies will host a symposium on Friday, April 16.
Asian and Pacific Islander Bahn Mi presents: Filipino Nurses at the Postcolonial Prelude, 1911 – 1946: A History of Mobility and Racialization to and from Seattle
Anna Schmedding, Computer Science - Thesis Defense
Title: Epidemic Spread Modeling for COVID-19 Using Hard Data
Advisor: Dr. Evgenia Smirni
Dr. Nathanael Andrade (SUNY, Binghamton)
Join the Center for Geospatial Analysis and Institute for Integrative Conservation for the 3rd annual Geospatial Research Symposium, a part of undergraduate research month.
The Modern Languages & Literatures department is hosting a gender-neutral language roundtable discussion on Friday, April 16 from 2:00-3:00PM.
Zoom: https://cwm.zoom.us/s/94707512094
Hindi Hauntology in Post-Liberalization Kolkata by Rahul Bjørn Parson, Assistant Professor, South and Southeast Asian Studies, University of California, Berkeley
The 11th annual undergraduate Philosophy conference will be held Apr. 17th and 18th via Zoom. Papers were anonymously refereed by W&M students. See the program and whom to contact at MORE INFORMATION!
Come join us for Senior Research Saturday! Click for more info on viewing.
VALING is an undergraduate-exclusive conference on Linguistics hosted by William & Mary. The conference will feature presentations from W&M students and other students across VA and the mid-Atlantic region. The event is FREE for all to attend!
The Office of Graduate Studies and Research REQUIRES all returning A&S graduate students to register by July 1.
Join our SciArt participants as they continue their interdisciplinary discussion of art and STEM with distinguished artists and scientists Dr. Adam Summers, Yvette Kaiser-Smith, and Dr. David Goodsell.
Students will present research highlights and key takeaways from the past year of work. Join peers, faculty, and alumni to celebrate students' outstanding contributions and to learn more about their pertinent findings.
Physicians Panel hosted by Minorities in Medicine. Panel Members will be: Dr. Alexander Aboka (Orthopedic Surgeon) 6:00-6:30 and Dr. Iréne Mathieu (Pediatrician) 6:30-7:00. Come learn about their paths, careers, and have your questions answered!
Josué Nieves, a MA/PhD student, will present his final dissertation. Please email Joni Carlson [[jdcarlson]] for Zoom link.
Sharpe: Community Mapping Project (Neighborhoods Team)
Victoria Cooper, Computer Science - Dissertation Defense
Title: Data-Driven Reflectance Estimation under Natural Lighting
Advisor: Dr. Pieter Peer
Zoom meeting
Dr. Katrina Eichner of the University of Idaho will present the Anthropology Graduate Student Collective Brown Bag titled "About Face: Laundress (Her) Stories at Fort Davis, Texas." Please email Joni Carlson [[jdcarlson]] for Zoom link.
Join us on 4/21 at 4PM for the final virtual seminar of Spring presented by PhD candidate Charles Scaife from UVA with a seminar titled "Will saving forests save our water?" | Click the event title to contact Brent Owens to attend!
Christopher Crain will present a defense of his dissertation. Please email Joni Carlson jdcarlson@wm.edu for Zoom link.
A panel of judges will pick the $5000 grand prize winning research proposal for summer research in a STEM field.
Understanding our Interconnectedness: A keynote with Winona LaDuke, Native American environmentalist and political activist, on the importance of connecting with your local communities and ecosystems to the benefit of the future and world.
Spring 2021 Virtual Non Majors Art Exhibition
On display in the Swem Library 4/22-24 from 5-8pm and 4/24 from 11-2pm
Join us for an engaging exploration of BioEngineering and Synthetic Biology initiatives at W&M that will entail ongoing student research opportunities, our award winning iGEM team, and a trivia contest with prizes!
SHUSENJO: The Main Battleground of the Comfort Women Issue A Documentary Film by Miki Dezaki
7PM-10PM Thursday, April 22, 2021: Group Screening & After-Film Q&A Filmmaker Conversation with Professors Tomoyuki Sasaki and Eric Han
Please join us for a talk by Dr. Noa Kekuewa Lincoln, The University of Hawai`i - Manoa titled "Towards understanding long-term impacts of indigenous agriculture on soils: Hawai`i as a model system"
Eleven seniors in Classical Studies will present their research projects on the theme of "Ancient Religion," with a keynote address by Prof. Jessica Stephens.
Join us to learn from 8 Honors Students in Modern Languages and Literatures about their research projects!
Chemistry Faculty ask, "Are YOU interested in UG research?"
Highlights & pointers from Chem department faculty research labs.
THE ASIAN CENTURY - AMES Colloquium Series presents: "How Not To Be Secure: The Role of PMSCs in South Asian Security" by Sahar Khan
Dr. Andrea J. Welsh, University of Pittsburgh, Title of talk: Dealing with Mental Health as a Young Scientist
Prof. Angelo Torre (Università del Piemonte Orientale, Italy) will be speaking on "Space for the Commons: a spatial approach to the study of early modern European local political cultures" on Friday, April 23d, at 4:30 pm.
We are delighted to share the program of our upcoming RPSS Undergraduate Research Showcase.
RPSS students present their research in history, literary, and film studies.
Join us in celebrating the end of the semester with The Russian Music Ensemble Spring Concert
Spring Break Day for undergraduates
A Jeopardy game show competition featuring W&M's finest professors versus W&M students! Tickets to participate are only $2. Venmo: @aemansour or CashApp: $minoritiesinmed You MUST pay BEFORE entry!
Zoom ID: 659 092 4695
Get your tickets!
Join us to honor those Enslaved by the university.
An Honors Thesis photography exhibition about the confrontation of time and memory by Senior Iris Wu
Artistic works by each of the 2020 recipients of the Louis Catron grant for Artistic Development
This virtual presentation will show how persistent issues about how to relate environmental law and ethics become legible through Muslim registers for environmental justice.
Each year, PIPS research fellows identify emerging international security issues and develop original policy recommendations to address those challenges.
Please join us for a AMES & APIA 2021 CAPSTONE CONFERENCE
THE ACTORS ARENA is a two-part master class series that educates on the ins and outs of pursuing a successful professional career in acting. April 27 & 29, 7-9pm. One on one monologue coaching available on a limited basis.
Speaker: Kirshanthan Sundararajah, Ph.D. Candidate in School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University
In celebration of April as National Poetry Month, the Arabic dept. is hosting a reading of Iraqi poetry and music.
In this stirring choreoritual of word, song and movement, Tahlequah, assisted by ancestral forces, journeys into a dark emotional abyss and learns the freedom which comes from letting go. A co-production with Christopher Newport University.
Hang out with undergraduate researchers to learn more about their projects and ask questions about their research!
Hang out with undergraduate researchers to learn more about their projects and ask questions about their research!
"Echo Fragments" An Honors Thesis Exhibition by Iris Wu
5-6 p.m. virtual gallery talk and audience questions with the artist
Reception for Senior, Iris Wu, and her honors thesis photography exhibition about the confrontation of time and memory
Please join us on Thursday, April 29th at 7 PM for the 2021 W&M Student Literary Awards Virtual Ceremony.
W&M's Public Policy Program and the Schroeder Center for Health Policy provide financial support for selected Public Policy majors who are considering unpaid or low paid policy internships.
Last day to withdraw from a full-term course
Dr. Barton-Grimley is a remote sensing Instrument Scientist at the NASA Langley Research Center. This talk gives a brief overview lidar and its working principals, geographic registration and data reduction, examples of the resulting data products.
Join the students of the 2020-2021 Sharp Journalism Seminar as they present their year-long, investigative reporting stories.
A conversation with Eric Han and Tomoyuki Sasaki about the ongoing "comfort women" controversy. Please RSVP for the Zoom link.
Amber Boehnlein, Associate Lab Director Computational Science and Technology Division Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility, Title of Talk: Building the Roads for Self-Driving Scientific Facilities
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