Public Policy Events

Tun-jen Cheng, professor of government, will present on U.S.-China relations.

Applications for students wishing to apply to be named Weingartner Global Policy Fellows should apply by November 21, 2014.

How significant is the ISIS threat? What role does the United States play in addressing that threat? Join the Human Security Law Center for lunch on Nov. 6 to discuss these issues and more with Dr. Daniel Masters.

Professor Lee Epstein of Washington University in Saint Louis will present the Wythe Lecture titled "Why We Should Study and Teach Judicial Behavior" on November 6 at 3:30 PM in Room 124. Free and all are welcome.

Students for Belize Education is holding a friend auction to benefit our service trip to Belize over winter break. Come bid on W&M students offering all kinds of awesome activities (including a twerk session and lifting lesson)!

No matter what health or safety information you wish to share with peers, this nationally recognized certification will improve your efforts. Note: Both days (12-6PM) are required to pass the certification. The $20 fee covers all materials.

Come and learn about two experiences in Social Entrepreneurship in 2015 (a 3-credit course on campus in Spring and a 6-credit fieldwork experience in the Dominican Republic in Summer).

AMERICAN STRATEGY IN ASIA FROM 1784 TO THE RISE OF CHINA

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Professor Angela Banks and the Immigration Law & Service Society present the third installment of the Immigration Roundtable at W&M. Professor Cindy Hahamovitch of W&M's own History Department will lead a discussion on Labor and Migration.

How does the way we talk about disabilities and individuals living with disabilities have an impact on our healthcare, society, and policy? Please join Professor Leslie Cochrane and Dean of Disability Services Leslie Henderson for an open conversation.

Join us in the screening of Waiting For Superman, a film that explores educational inequity and the achievement gap. Food will be provided! Contact Jillian Turner ([[e|jwturner]]) with any questions. This event is supported by Teach for America.

Come savor your favorite Extraordinary Cupcake, learn two brief flourishing tips from the Authentic Excellence Initiative from Kelly Crace, and take a 2nd cupcake for the road. Cost of cupcakes: Listening to Kelly for 10 minutes.

Georgetown Law invites all interested W&M students to an information session.

Jamie Quatro, W&M alumnus (MA English) and Award-winning author will be doing a reading on Thursday, November 20 at 7 p.m. in Tucker Theatre. This event is free and open to the public.

William & Mary Law School and the Black Law Students Association present Law Days, November 21-22, 2014

Come and learn about two experiences in Social Entrepreneurship in 2015 (a 3-credit course on campus in Spring and a 6-credit fieldwork experience in the Dominican Republic in Summer).