Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies Events

Destress, learn about percussion instruments and freestyle your own beats this Friday with ACS! The drum circle will be led by expert drummer Patrick. All are welcome! $3 entry.

Talk to current residents about living in Reves International House over international snacks and music! Apply to live in the house for 2016-2017 by Feb 12.

The 2016 Honors Colloquium will take place between February 8th and 25th. During this annual event, students writing Honors theses present their work to faculty members, their fellow students and the W&M community. Everyone is invited to attend.

The Patrick Hayes Writers Series and The American Studies Program present LaShonda Barnett

Meet Eric Garrison, certified sexologist and Nurse Practitioners Nancy Moul and Karla Beckman for an open forum of your questions about sex, sexual health, and anything you want to talk about.

Thursday is our annual Open Mic Night! All performers are welcome. The audience is encouraged to bring money, in order to bid on the best performer and the winner will receive a percentage of the money bid on them! LODGE 1, February 11 @ 7PM!

ACS & guests will cook and serve a traditional Cabo Verdean dish as well as listen to a presentation on the country and listen to their traditional music! Africana House, Pleasants Hall Second Floor.

Udall Scholarships are for students interested in careers in the environment or American Indians / Native Alaskans interested in tribal health care policy. Campus-round applications are due by noon on Wednesday, 2/24. Submit the interest form ASAP.

The historic and prestigious Virginia Governor's Fellows Program offers a select group of outstanding and highly motivated individuals the opportunity to experience firsthand the administration of state government in the Commonwealth.

Four days of exciting new films, as well as some classics, from: Albania, Brazil, Columbia, Cuba, New Zealand, Romania, Ukraine, and the US (e.g., Frederick Wiseman's new documentary, "In Jackson Heights"), plus brand new student work!

In honor of Black History Month, join the Africana House for its BHM Lecture Series, featuring a talk with W&M's Prof. Bettina Judd.

At the first Fulbright Friday of the spring semester, you'll learn how to improve your application for an academic grant by working closely with a research mentor. Professor Francie Cate-Arries will be the guest presenter.

This workshop is intended for students applying for Charles Center summer research scholarships OR Fulbright Scholarships.

Come join BLSA's Annual Symposium on Thursday, February 25th at 6pm in the Sadler Center as we explore various forms of systematic suppression. A panel discussion will be held on Mass Incarceration and Voter Disenfranchisement. All are welcome!

Come join BLSA's Annual Symposium on Thursday, February 25th at 6pm in the Sadler Center as we explore various forms of systematic suppression. A panel discussion will be held on Mass Incarceration and Voter Disenfranchisement. All are welcome!

This is the Journal of Women and the Law's annual Symposium.

Come eat pizza and chat with Sociology majors and faculty Friday, February 26, from 12-2pm in Morton 237. We are happy to answer questions about the major, original research and other professional opportunities.

$5 Admission. All Proceeds Benefit Avalon: A Center for Women & Children. Pre-Show Performance by Law Capella. Stay After for Coffee and a Discussion of the Event. If you have questions or would like to get involved, please e-mail WMLawRevue@gmail.com.

Aeschylus' classic Greek trilogy of tragedies.