Global Studies Events

A public lecture entitled "Black Bottom of Modernity: Racial Imagination in Japanese Modernism" by Prof. Keiko Nitta, Rikkyo University

Dr. Regina Harrison, Professor of Spanish, Quechua and Comp. Lit. will give a talk titled "Cashing in on Culture: Indigenous Communities and Tourism"

Having grown up in New York and now based in Beijing, Michael Cherney, photographer, calligrapher and book artist, combines photography with classical ink painting, viewing present day environment and landscape in China through the lens of art history.

Come and view the New-Realism style paper-cut artworks that integrate traditional Chinese techniques with Western painting.

Learn more about the William & Mary summer program in Potsdam, Germany!

Join the Global Education Office in celebrating International Education Week & the Summer 2014 application launch! Find out about each W&M summer program, speak with former students and learn about scholarship opportunities! Lunch will be provided!

Come meet with advisors from the Global Education Program Office to discuss your Study Abroad options and see what you have been missing!

This presentation "Rubbish!" is part of a project that engages with fashion, documentary and new media to address rubbish as the repressed underside of Chinese consumer culture in the post-socialist era.

Come and enjoy the Tea Ceremony at the Confucius Institute!

Fall Fashion Show Collaboration with several Asian Culture Student Groups: Korean-American Student Assoc., Japanese Culture Assoc., Chinese Student Org., Filipino-American Student Assoc., South-Asian Student Assoc.

On Friday, Nov. 22, the William & Mary Global Film Festival will launch its 2014 theme, "Journeys and Passages," with a double feature from Chilean director Sebastian Silva and starring Michael Cera.