Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies Events

Public lecture. Professor Antoinette WinklerPrins will discuss the role of fertile dark earths in the context of conservation and development in Amazonia. Part of the Reves International Affairs Lecture Series.

Come to Swem Library for lunch and lively discussion in the Kyle ColLABoration Brown Bag Series. Attend Featured Resource Tuesdays, Hot Topics in the Academy Wednesdays and Scholarship and Teaching Thursdays from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Bring your lunch.

The Women's Studies program will be hosting a Community Forum, featuring presentations by Avalon and the Soroptimists of Williamsburg to give W&M students the opportunity to learn about Project S.A.V.E.D.

Symposium on Reproductive Justice Saturday, October 6 William & Mary School of Law Room 119 Introductory Remarks Panel 1: The Right to or Not to Parent Lunch Keynote Speaker: Sybil Shainwald Panel 2: Today's Application of Roe v. Wade Reception

For use with spring, 2013 study abroad programs.

The W&M Field Hockey team is raffling off 2 IPads! Tickets are 1 for $5 or 3 for $10. Please contact Kaitie Notarianni, Assistant FH Coach to purchase at knotarianni@wm.edu or 757-221-1594

Lecture by Anne Rasmussen, Professor of Music.

Thursday, October 18, 7-9pm Commonwealth Auditorium @ Sadler Center

Hosted by the William & Mary Law School Equality Alliance and American Constitution Society. Panels on a range of issues including "Children and Parenting" and "Transgender Paperwork." Registration required. Free to W&M community.

A one-day, campus-wide awareness program to encourage discussion on what constitutes a healthful (and healthy) relationship...and to give us the skills to stand up when we see red flags in a relationship.

Africana Studies is proud to present the scholarship of Mellon Fellow of Africana Studies Dr. Chinua Thelwell. Light refreshments will be served. Morton 314, noon-1 p.m., Wednesday, October 24.

Annual George Tayloe Ross Addresses on International Peace lecture. Delivered by Jeffrey Kopstein, University of Toronto. Part of the Reves International Affairs Lecture Series. Open to the public.

Sherry Velasco of the University of Southern California will deliver a lecture called "How to Spot a Lesbian in Early Modern Spain." Free and open to the public.

William & Mary Gay and Lesbian Alumni Association and the Center for Student Diversity welcome Nekisa Cooper '99 for a screening and discussion of her feature film, Pariah. Join us for a reception with Nekisa before the film, and a discussion following.

Return and reconnect with faculty, students, alumni and friends!

Anyone who's interested in learning about the limiting portrayal of women and girls in the media is warmly invited!

Come dressed as your favorite feminist/feminist concept/feminist character and enjoy some spooky treats with your fellow feminists! Everyone is welcome.