Global Studies Events
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Dr. Totah will discuss preservation and the city of Damascus before the war in Syria and today.
Interested in child immigration policy? The Weingartner Initiative for Deliberative Democracy is looking for students to participate in hour-long discussions regarding unaccompanied and undocumented minors. Participants will receive a $10 Wawa gift card.
As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, Javier ?vila performs his celebrated one-man show, The Trouble with My Name. Join Pennsylvania's Professor of the year as he sheds light on the American Latino experience with his unique brand of satire and poetry.
Please join us on October 19th, from 4:00 to 5:30 pm in the Reves Room at the Reves Center for International Studies for the lecture ?Lines: The Soul of Chinese Calligraphy? by renowned Chinese calligrapher and painter Haiquan Xiong.
Film screening of documentary, "Khoon diy Baarav" (Blood leaves its trail), and converstion with filmmaker, Iffat Fatima will take place on Thursday, October 19, 2017 in McGlothlin-Street Hall 20.
Meet the new volunteer teachers, take part in a traditional tea ceremony, view calligraphy and paper cutting demonstrations, and more!
Professor Javier Corrales of Amherst College presents the 2017 Boswell Lecture, Friend and Foe: Liberal Democracy and LGBT Rights in the Americas.
Be a part of our Global Homecoming event showcasing W&M?s student and alumni poets from around the world!
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