Global Research Institute

AIA Lecture presents: Professor Michael Danti from Boston University discusses the cultural heritage crises in Syria and Northern Iraq.  Free and open to the public.

Philip Roessler, W&M Assistant Professor of Government and the Director of the Center for African Development, will give a talk on two books that he recently published.

Join the Politics and Gender Working Group for a lunch discussion: Studying and Researching Gender in International Relations. Lunch provided, but please RSVP!

Write a message of support to your fellow students and share it with the world. #youarewelcomehere @internationalwm

Table at School of Education Wednesday, Feb. 15, 12-4:30pm and Friday, Feb. 17, 12-4 pm.

Jasper Daniels, the Department of State's representative for the Mid-Atlantic region (VA, NC, SC), is coming to speak with you about DOS job and internship opportunities and paths. 

Dr. Shumway will discuss how USAID is using science and technology to transform international development efforts and the fight against global poverty, and explore the gaps and opportunities for transformation of development through science.

The Government and Nonprofit Expo will have 70 employers ready to connect with you. Sign up on Tribe Careers under "workshops" for more information. 

The Bosnia Project will screen the documentary Sarajevo Roses, followed by a Q&A with its director, Roger M. Richards. Produced over twenty-four years, Sarajevo Roses is a cinematic essay told by five citizens who survived and now struggle to rebuild.

Eric Sawyer gives the first of three campus COLL 300 presentations scheduled for Spring 2017. 

Jack Goldsmith, Henry Shattuck Professor of Law Harvard Law School and former head of the Office of Legal Counsel in the George W Bush administration, will deliver a lecture at 12:50 on Monday, February 27, in room 127. Please RSVP. Lunch will be served.