School of Education Events

Dr. Fanchon Glover, Assistant to the President for Diversity and Community Initiatives, will lead a presentation titled Building Capacity for Diversity at the Organizational Level: Creating the Culture for Institutional Change.

Brittney Calloway will present her Honors thesis research in Interdisciplinary Studies.

Speaker: Keith Williams, Ph.D., B.C.B.A-D

A special event for newly admitted Higher Education Administration students.

This four hour New Tutor Orientation is designed for tutors new to Literacy for Life.

Dancing with the Williamsburg Stars is a collaborative fundraiser benefiting Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater Virginia Peninsula and Literacy for Life at the Rita Welsh Adult Learning Center.

The Center for Gifted Education's National Curriculum Network Conference gives professionals from across the country the opportunity to share in discussions about curriculum, instruction, and assessment for high-ability and gifted learners.

A memorial service for Lee Baska, the husband of Emeritus Professor Joyce VanTassel-Baska, will be held in Williamsburg on Saturday, March 19, in the Wren Chapel.

THIS EVENT IS CANCELED AND WILL BE RESCHEDULED IN THE FALL. PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE IN SEPTEMBER, 2011 FOR DETAILS.

Eduardo Ochoa, President Obama's Assistant Secretary of Education (in charge of Post-secondary Education) will give a talk on the position of the U.S. as a destination for international students and scholars.

This one day conference will give teachers an opportunity for professional growth in areas pertaining to effective teaching of mathematics.

This session will focus on strategies for leading discussions of films that center on controversial issues and topics. Given by Jeremy Stoddard, School of Education

NASA climate scientist Bruce Wielicki explains the difference between weather and climate and how recent weather extremes fit within the broader context of global climate change. {{http://forms.wm.edu/1413/,Register}}.