Diversity & Inclusion Events

Join the School of Education for our next DEI lecture featuring Dr. Jamel Donnor, associate professor of education and affiliated faculty in American Studies and Asian & Pacific Islander American Studies. 

Join us as we present year-end awards and as graduating majors in the Japanese Studies Program present their final research projects.  We will celebrate their accomplishments as they set the capstone on their undergraduate careers.  Cakes provided!

The president and program speakers will join with members of the W&M and Williamsburg communities to dedicate Hearth: Memorial to the Enslaved. Weather update: Event will take place as planned at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 7.

Join the School of Education community for our next Courageous Conversation focused on radical healing.

Join us for an interactive training with Dr. Angela Ward focused on your role in the creation of identity-safe classroom and office spaces. 

Registration form: bit.ly/2022WM

Note: The stoles are provided at no cost to graduates. The stoles will either be mailed to students or available for pickup on campus in May.

Point of Contact: Shené V. Owens, svowens@wm.edu

Register by: Thursday, March 31st 

Registration form: bit.ly/2022WM

Note: The stoles are provided at no cost to graduates. The stoles will either be mailed to students or available for pickup on campus in May.

Point of contact: Linda Knight, lakni2@wm.edu

Register by: Thursday, March 31st. Registration form: bit.ly/2022WM Note: The stoles are provided at no cost to graduates. The stoles will either be mailed to students or available for pickup on campus in May.

Join us for the DOK 2022. We want our graduates (undergraduates, graduate, and professional) to know that their relationship with the university does not end at graduation. A new chapter begins when you become an alumnus.