History Events

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Application Deadline for Reves Summer Study Abroad Scholarships
Friday, February 1
All day
Location not specified
Need-based awards for students participating in W&M-sponsored summer programs.
    The Inevitable Present: Integration at William & Mary
    Monday, February 4 - Tuesday, August 13
    Swem Library, Marshall Gallery (1st floor Rotunda) and Read & Relax area
    Integration at William & Mary was not achieved simply with the acceptance of the first students of color; instead it has been a decades-long process. A new exhibit at Swem Library traces the admission of some of the first W&M African American students.
      The Lemon Project Celebration of Dance
      Sunday, February 10
      3pm
      Kimball Theatre (Duke of Gloucester Street)
      This is the 2nd annual Lemon Project Dance Concert, and it is sponsored in conjunction with the Center for Student Diversity.
        European Studies Honors Colloquium
        Wednesday, February 13
        4pm - 4:30pm
        Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201
        Allyson Zacharoff will present her Honors thesis research on "Spanish Antisemitism? The Jews in Spain Under Francisco Franco."
          Financing Empire in Southwest China: Copper, Land and Local Society, 1650-1750
          Thursday, February 14
          5pm
          Blow Memorial Hall, Room 332
          Lecture by Prof. John Herman, Virginia Commonwealth University for the William and Mary Confucius Institute China Lecture Series.
            Making Muslim Sense of Japan
            Friday, February 15
            5:45pm
            Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School), Room 1082
            "Making Muslim Sense of Japan: Anti-Colonial Japanophilia and the Constraints of a Muslim Japanology, c. 1890 - 1930" delivered by Nile Green, UCLA Department of History.
              Honors Colloquium- Eli Dollarhide, Anthropology & Jill Found, History
              Monday, February 25
              4:30pm - 5:30pm
              Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201
              Eli Dollarhide and Jill Found present their Honors research in Anthropology and History.
                Honors Colloquium - Zack Quaratella & Henry Ware, History
                Tuesday, February 26
                6:30pm - 7:30pm
                Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201
                Zack Quaratella and Henry Ware present their Honors research in History.
                  Why Were the Kizilbash Persecuted?
                  Thursday, February 28
                  5pm
                  James Blair Hall, Room 206
                  "Why Were the Kizilbash Persecuted? Ottoman Confessionalization and Kizilbash/Alevi Communities in the 16th Century and After" delivered by Ayfer Karakaya-Stump, W&M Department of History.
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