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Tribe Partner Career Conversations and Networking Lunch
Tribe Partner Career Conversations and Networking Lunch
Friday, April 5
9am - 2pm
Cohen Career Center
On April 5th the Tribe Partners, a group of senior level alums in Environmental Consulting, Energy, Education, Government, Non-Profit, Healthcare, Business, Journalism, Media and more, will be on campus for 1-on-1 career mentoring and a networking lunch!
Africana Mellon Faculty Lecture: Professor Neil Norman
Africana Mellon Faculty Lecture: Professor Neil Norman
Friday, April 5
11am - 12pm
Sadler Center, York Room
Please join Africana Studies for a Mellon Faculty Lecture by Professor Neil Norman of Anthropology.
Chinese Language Competition
Chinese Language Competition
Friday, April 5
3pm - 6:30pm
Chancellors Hall (formerly Tyler Hall), Room 102
The deadline for signing up is March 29 at 5:00 p.m. To sign up, contact [[e|dcchapman, Dereck Chapman]].
The Indian Ocean Basin: Navigating the 21st-Century Marine Silk Road
The Indian Ocean Basin: Navigating the 21st-Century Marine Silk Road
Friday, April 5
4pm - 7pm
School of Education, Matoaka Woods Room
Third biennial Critchfield Conference. Keynote address by Robert D. Kaplan.
An Evening Under the Stars with Global Playground
An Evening Under the Stars with Global Playground
Friday, April 5
5pm
1779 Massachusetts Ave NW Washington, DC 20036
Hosted by the W&M Washington Office at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Where are you Asian Americans?
Where are you Asian Americans?
Friday, April 5 - Saturday, April 6
7pm - 3:30pm
Sadler Center, Chesapeake A&B (5th), Tidewater A (6th)
This conference aims to discuss what it means to be Asian American and what steps can be taken to increase campus awareness. Come for FREE food, guest speakers, panelists and discussion! All are welcome.
The Indian Ocean Basin: Navigating the 21st Century Marine Silk Road
The Indian Ocean Basin: Navigating the 21st Century Marine Silk Road
Saturday, April 6
8:30am - 5pm
Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School), Brinkley Commons
Third biennial Critchfield Conference. Lunch keynote address by Michael C. Hudson, Director, Middle East Institute, National University of Singapore.
Digital Learning in Cross-Cultural Pedagogy
Digital Learning in Cross-Cultural Pedagogy
Monday, April 8
11:30am - 12:30pm
Reves Center for International Studies, Reves Room
W&M faculty from the Chinese program, the W&M Confucius Institute, and the School of Education will present the initial results of the 2012-2013 Reves Center Internationalization Grant, "WM-China Initiative for Film and New Media in Higher Education."
After Fukushima: Nuclear Power in the 21st Century Lessons from the Fukushima Disaster
After Fukushima: Nuclear Power in the 21st Century Lessons from the Fukushima Disaster
Tuesday, April 9
6pm - 8pm
McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 20
Japanese Culture Association is organizing a panel discussion on nuclear energy and Fukushima. The panel will feature faculty members from the College's departments of Chemistry, Geology, East Asian studies, Psychology, Economics and History.
Brute Force: Livestock and Labor in Ottoman Egypt, 1750-1850
Brute Force: Livestock and Labor in Ottoman Egypt, 1750-1850
Friday, April 12
5pm
Chancellors Hall (formerly Tyler Hall), Room 201
Delivered by Alan Mikhail, Yale University Department of History.
Lecture: Ambassador Pickering, "Unclenching Our Fists: Negotiation Strategy with Iran"
Lecture: Ambassador Pickering, "Unclenching Our Fists: Negotiation Strategy with Iran"
Friday, April 12
6:30pm
School of Education, Matoaka Woods Room
One of America's most well-respected diplomats, Ambassador Thomas R. Pickering, will speak as part of William & Mary's first intercollegiate Model United Nations conference (&MUN) on April 12, 2013.
Lecture: Unclenching Our Fists: Negotiation Strategy With Iran
Lecture: Unclenching Our Fists: Negotiation Strategy With Iran
Friday, April 12
6:30pm
School of Education, Matoaka Woods
Lecture given by Ambassador Thomas Pickering, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. Part of the MUN conference hosted by the W&M International Relations Club.
Xenophobia and the Need for Immigrant Rights
Xenophobia and the Need for Immigrant Rights
Thursday, April 18
12:30pm
Sadler Center, Tidewater B
Departments of Philosophy, Sociology and Latin American Studies Program Presents a Talk By
Jose Jorge Mendoza (Worcester State University)
Everyone Is Invited to Attend.
From Border to Center: A Symposium on Immigration
From Border to Center: A Symposium on Immigration
Friday, April 19
10:30am - 5pm
1779 Massachusetts Ave NW Washington, DC 20036
The Moral Landscape in Islamicate Tajikistan: Soviet Legacies and Post-Soviet Realities
The Moral Landscape in Islamicate Tajikistan: Soviet Legacies and Post-Soviet Realities
Thursday, April 25
5pm
James Blair Hall, Room 206
Delivered by Zohra Beben, William & Mary Department of Anthropology.
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Ongoing Events
Chinese Classes in Summer 2013
Chinese Classes in Summer 2013
Thursday, March 21 - Tuesday, May 28
Location not specified
Elementary and intermediate level Chinese classes will be offered in the summer of 2013! Registration is already started.
