Public Policy Events

The Newton-Blanchard Prize aims to recognize excellence in both fiction and non-fiction writing. Two prizes of $2500 each will be awarded in Spring 2016 to original short fiction and original nonfiction.

Are you interested in a career that will not only allow you to make a living, but also to make a difference? Be sure to attend the Making a Living Making a Difference Symposium. You'll meet professionals who work in the government and non-profit sectors,

Ever wondered what it is like to be an intelligence analyst? Attend ONE of these two realistic simulations hosted and moderated by C.I.A. analysts. You will be presented with a 'typical' security issue and challenged to react appropriately.

Ever wondered what it is like to be an intelligence analyst? Attend ONE of these two realistic simulations hosted and moderated by C.I.A. analysts. You will be presented with a 'typical' security issue and challenged to react appropriately.

Come hear W&M professors explore the possible long-term implications of the rise of illiberal democracies in Europe and Asia.

Join other members of the W&M community to examine and discuss masculinity via the Greek Film Series' showing of "The Mask You Live In," a documentary that explores America's shallow - and somewhat confining - definition of masculinity.

Internationally respected financial analyst Peter Atwater '83, will share his insights on the current economic and political trends in the U.S. and around the world.

Join HOPE in Sexual Assault Awareness Month and this program to learn about how to support survivors of sexual assault. Come learn, share your experiences, and create a community of support in Chesapeake C at 6pm!

The Reves Center for International Studies has announced that Timothy R. Heath '94, will deliver the 2016 McSwain-Walker Lecture.

Join W&M Army ROTC in a facilitated discussion about eliminating sexual violence and promoting healthy relationships on campus with Mr. Eric Garrison and Ms. Liz Cascone of the W&M Health Promotion Center and The Haven.

Come to this session to learn about the Fulbright student awards that support recent college graduates to teach abroad for a year. All are welcome to attend; rising seniors & recent alumni are eligible to apply this year.

VOX:Voices for Planned Parenthood is hosting a screening of the reproductive rights documentary "Trapped" with a panel discussion afterwards with experts from Planned Parenthood, NARAL Pro-Choice Virginia, and the Richmond Reproductive Freedom Project

William & Mary Law School's Human Security Law Center and the Reves Center for International Studies present a symposium examining the Iran Nuclear Accord. Pizza will be served!

Join HOPE and VOX: Voices for Planned Parenthood on Tuesday, April 12 at 7pm in Tucker Theatre for a viewing of "The Hunting Ground" and a discussion by and for advocates of sexual assault prevention! Join us as we create a community of survivor support.

Information Session about W&M's Semester in Sevilla Program Wednesday, April 13, 4:30-5:30 pm Washington Hall 302

Join our panel of faculty members and administration for a discussion and Q&A on the best methods for fighting sexual assault on college campuses.

Faculty are invited to propose CLA "May Seminars".

The Right Honourable Beverley McLachlin, P.C., Chief Justice of Canada, will present a lecture, ?35 Years a Judge: Reflections on the Canadian Constitution,? on April 14 at 3:30PM in rm 127 at the Law School. The lecture is free and the public is welcome

Join Delegate Mason on Saturday, April 16 as we kick off Earth Week with a community trash pick-up to restore College Creek! {{http://goo.gl/forms/pQGeaQmDsw, Please sign up here!}}

Join HOPE and the William & Mary community at the 2016 Take Back the Night, a night that is dedicated to the support and healing of survivors of sexual assault. This event on April 21 at 7 pm is the culminating event of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

Join us for a screening of "Mind Game: The Unquiet Journey of Chamique Holdsclaw." Hear from Ms. Holdsclaw herself, and benefit from the wisdom of this two-time NCAA champion, WNBA top pick, and Olympic team member who was overwhelmed by her depression.

Newly-named Fulbright Scholars Shannon Callinan (Russia), Beatrice Chessman (Germany), Annie Curran (Ireland), Constance Hull (India), and Natasha King (Thailand) will talk about their applications and answer questions.

Dr. George Nicholas (Simon Fraser University) will present a talk entitled, "Shifting from ?Consult? to ?Consent?: Social Responsibility in Indigenous Heritage Research and Archaeology."

Would you like to end this month, this semester, this year with something restorative? We invite everyone to partake in this practical application of meditation and mindfulness to the daily activity of walking.

Come hear where your candidates for Williamsburg City Council stand on community issues. The event will be moderated by Student Caucus and The Flat Hat, and there will also be time for questions from the audience.