Arts & Sciences Events
27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | 1 | 2 |
| 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
| 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 |
| 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 |
| 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 |
| Go to today | ||||||
If you plan to graduate in January 2024, you must apply to graduate using the University Registrar’s online Graduation Application by this deadline. The form closes after September 1, each year. For guidance, please see the Graduation Application website.
The A&S Dean's Office and Office of Graduate Studies invite all incoming Arts & Sciences Graduate Students to a Graduate Welcome Reception! Free food and refreshments included, RSVP is requested before Thursday, August 24, 2023!
This event gives you a chance to:
- Meet & chat with some of your course professors, including intro courses!
- Learn more about majoring in chemistry & psychology!
- Find out about fall semester events in each department!
Are you interested in research? cool clubs?
Then come to the Chemistry Research Fair!
Interested in joining Orchesis Modern Dance Company? Come audition for us! Practice Session where material will be taught ahead of time on Thursday, August 31st at 6:15pm! Come prepared with a 1-minute solo to demonstrate your personal style!
Offices closed. No undergraduate classes scheduled.
Professor Moinuddin Qureshi from Georgia Tech will present his talk: Reliable Quantum Computing Needs Intelligent Software and Hardware
Poet and biographer Nancy Schoenberger directed the Creative Writing Program at the College of William & Mary before retiring in 2019. Her latest book of nonfiction is Blanche: The Life and Times of Tennessee Williams’s Greatest Creation.
Art Exhibition: WHITTLED DOWN-The Carvings of Christopher B. Wagner-
Andrews Gallery, Begins September 8, Opening reception 4-5:30pm, Artist Talk in Andrews 101, 5:30pm
Undergraduate research can be done in any major and lead to some amazing opportunities - but how do you get started? Learn more about what undergraduate research entails, how to find a faculty mentor, and what funding opportunities exist. Snacks provided!
Join us for the inaugural Internships & Applied Learning Student Showcase on September 8, 12 - 3 p.m. in Tidewater A & B in Sadler. 80+ undergraduate students will be sharing their summer experiences. Drop by for presentations and refreshments!
Preservation of physicality for the Beris-Edwards system in the Q-tensor theory
Dr. Ibrahima Bah, Johns Hopkins, Title of talk: Topological Stars and Gravity
Students, join your philosophy professors for our Fall cook-out and volleyball match! Burgers, veggie burgers, hot dogs, chips, cookies, and soft drinks provided. Philosophy students and friends invited!
Nine is a multi-media production choreographed and presented by Leah Glenn and her company, Leah Glenn Dance Theatre. We hope you will join us as we celebrate the soft opening of W&M’s new Arts Quarter.
A&S graduate students may apply to the fall cycle of the Graduate Student Association's Conference Funding program, offering up to $500 toward in-person conference attendance.
Undergraduate research can be done in any major and lead to some amazing opportunities - but how do you get started? Learn more about what undergraduate research entails, how to find a faculty mentor, and what funding opportunities exist. Snacks provided!
The John Quincy Adams Society is back at W&M! JQAS is a foreign policy society that promotes strategic conversation about America's approach to world affairs.
Meet us at our interest meet on September 11 8-9PM at Chancellors 114!
Withdrawal period begins | UG Pass/Fail election form opens for social class juniors and seniors
Join the Office of Undergraduate Academic Affairs for our Academic Essentials series to learn about academic planning, exploring majors, campus resources, and essential tools and information to help you thrive in your William & Mary academic experience.
Join us for a free dinner and fun trivia!
All are welcome. Come and celebrate the academic year, find out about the Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies program events this year, and make community!
Refreshments will be served.
Join the Pre-Law Advising Program for a general information session. This is your opportunity to hear about the application process and ask any questions you have about how your pre-law resources work.
Undergraduate research can be done in any major and lead to some amazing opportunities - but how do you get started? Learn more about what undergraduate research entails, how to find a faculty mentor, and what funding opportunities exist. Snacks provided!
Jordan is a local professional bassist, instructor, and arranger, and has been performing in Southeastern Virginia as well as numerous locations on the east coast for over 20 years.
On the Mackey Analogy
Caraci Experience presents the free hand-sewing pillow class—no sewing skill required!
Join us for a panel discussion on how Virginia is experiencing and responding to on-going healthcare workforce shortages.
The Gilman Scholarship is specifically designed for Pell eligible students to study abroad. Learn about the scholarship and how to apply.
Join GW Law Associate Dean for Admissions Sophia Sim for a session on writing personal statements
The Office of Undergraduate Academic Affairs will host a workshop on choosing and declaring a major. This workshop will discuss myths and facts about choosing a major and the process of declaring a major.
Learn about W&M´s 2024 study abroad semester program in Sevilla, Spain, from the program director and program alumni.
Michael Pedretti, scholar, teacher, performer, author and founder of Movement Theatre International, will speak about the history of mime and how it transcends borders and nationality.
Considering majoring in Education? Want to learn more about the School of Education and its offerings? Join us for a Mellow Mushroom Pizza Party September 20 from 4-6 pm in the School of Ed Courtyard.
Join us for the inaugural series of Research in Progress: STEM Talks supported by the Provost's Office and the Office of the Dean of Arts & Sciences.
This talk reveals what the methods of data analysis can show when applied to fifty years of the influential Norton Anthology of American Literature, suggesting new insights into—and questions about—the canon of American literature and its history.
Acclaimed author and scholar Daniel Black comes to the Commonwealth Auditorium at the Sadler Center on Thursday, September 21, 2023 at 5:30 PM. Keynote, Q+A, Book signing, and reception. All are welcome.
On Thursday, September 21 at 6pm, the W&M Public Policy Program is pleased to present a lecture, discussion, and reception on gun policy in the U.S.
Join the Office of Career Development & Professional Development for the return of our annual Career Diversity Brunch/Expo.
Join us in Swem Library for the 2023 Fall Undergraduate Research Symposium, which will showcase hundreds of student projects across diverse disciplines! Free refreshments provided during poster sessions.
Join the Office of Career Development & Professional Development for our annual Fall Career & Internship Fair.
Steve Cowley, Princeton Plasma Physics Lab, Title of talk: Stability and Meta-stability: a challenge for fusion
Join us at the grand opening of a limited time photography exhibition documenting the contributions of civil rights giant Cesar Chavez.
This event will be held in Sadler Center, The Slice (2nd floor) located at 200 Stadium Drive, Williamsburg, VA.
Learn about the new Applied Research and Innovation Initiative (ARII) funding opportunity on Tuesday, September 26 at 1:00PM in Sadler Center, Chesapeake A. This invitation is open to all research active faculty and staff at W&M.
Join W&M Law Associate Dean for Admissions Issa DiSciullo for an information session.
Undergraduate research can be done in any major and lead to some amazing opportunities - but how do you get started? Learn more about what undergraduate research entails, how to find a faculty mentor, and what funding opportunities exist. Snacks provided!
Learn more about careers and skills in photography. A panel of professionals with skills, experience, and varying professional roles will join us to talk more about how they have and continue to use photography in their career and life.
Maria DiBenigno, Mellon Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Highland, will present, “Reinterpreting/Reorienting James Monroe’s Highland”
Offered in partnership between the Graduate Center and the Williamsburg Regional Library.
Join us for snacks and fun trivia!
Present Pasts: The World Forged by the Enslavement Trade and the Work of the Slave Wrecks Project in Seven Shipwrecks
Steve Lubkemann, guest speaker
September 28th, 2023; Commonwealth Auditorium 6:00-7:30pm
Join us for a book talk with Rachel Beanland, author of The House is on Fire, and Meredith Baker M.A. '07, author of The Richmond Theater Fire: Early America’s First Great Disaster. A reception and book signing will follow the talk. Free and open to all!
The Byerly/Inamorato Duo will perform in the Music Building Recital Hall on Thursday, September 28, 2023 at 7:00 pm
The second iteration of the International Mini Mart is FINALLY happening on Friday, September 29! We will have cultural foods and snacks from 11 different organizations for sale across from the Crim Dell Meadow. Hope to see you all there!
Do you have questions about graduate school or want to chat with an representative about graduate programs? If so, make plans to attend this event.
Campus Connect is an experiential suicide prevention training program designed specifically for college campuses.
Cheminar Friday, 29 September
by Tribe Chem alum, Theresa Gozzo '18
IM-MS Tools for the Characterization and Differentiation of Protein Samples
Yue (Joyce) Jiang, JILA, University of Colorado Boulder, Title of Talk: Quantum-enhanced sensing for axion dark matter
Prof. Swamy considers the French context and the import of imbricated relationships between language, gender and nation in creating and sustaining inclusive and expansive possibilities within Francophone linguistic, cultural and educational spaces.
Climate Science, Data Science, Data Centers and Equity
Join the Center for Student Diversity, Hermandad de Sigma Iota Alpha, Inc., and PLUMAS on Saturday, Sept. 30 for a Carne Asada. Try cultural foods and commune with members of different multicultural organizations from around William & Mary.
The Creative Types - A web series
| SuSunday | MoMonday | TuTuesday | WeWednesday | ThThursday | FrFriday | SaSaturday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | ||
|