Reves Center for International Studies Events

Spring 2012 W&M exchange and assisted enrollment study abroad deadlines Oct 1. Apply at http://studyabroad.wm.edu

Dim-Sum brunch followed by a day of fun in Virgina Beach with the Chinese Student Organization.

Celebrate fall on an International student trip to Newport News Park Fall Festival with the Reves Center.

Come listen to W&M's Middle Eastern Music Ensemble's second fall performance at the Occasion for the Arts.

Let's make and enjoy sushi rolls together!

By Tom Stoppard Directed by Laurie J. Wolf

Dance lessons & open salsa at Lodge 1

By Tom Stoppard Directed by Laurie J. Wolf

Private yoga class at the Rec Center.

Submit photographs from your 2010 - 2011 study abroad experience!

Information session about the annual Destination China international service trip.

The deadline to submit applications to the Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellowship, a program that provides college graduates the oppurtunity to work in Washington, DC, is October 3.

The Annual Grant Competition supports projects focused on preventing, managing, and resolving violent conflict and promoting post-conflict peace-building in settings outside the borders of the U.S

For students interested in acting as W&M's delgate at the 63rd Annual Student Conference on U.S. Affairs, the deadline to submit materials to Prof. Amy Oakes is October 3 by 5:00PM.

Information session on the annual service trip to Beijing.

Deadline to submit an application for the Gilman Scholarship Program is October 4.

Blackboard Assignments Workshops: Learn how to create and grade assignments online

Blackboard Assignments Workshops: Learn how to create and grade assignments online

Churchill Scholarships fund one year of Cambridge University graduate study for outstanding students in the sciences, mathematics, and engineering. Those interested in attending must RSVP at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/RKBJC79

The first ACS weekly general body meeting is on Tuesday.

7:00 PM showing of the documentary Little Town of Bethlehem followed by a pannel discussion with faculty and faith leaders.

SOUL KITCHEN (Dir. Fatih Akin, 2009)

Do you enjoy German cinema? ?Soul Kitchen?, the hilarious and heart-felt comedy will be showing at the German House October 4.

Come out to the first meeting of the new student organization SPIP. The group seeks to stimulate discussion of one of the most volatile issues in world politics among students of various backgrounds and perspectives.

Information session about the Summer 2012 State Department Internship.

The NASA Langley Research Center in Hampton offers valuable internship experiences for students in the sciences. Learn about these opportunities and how to apply for them.

The Wow-Choten is a comedy film written and directed by Koki Mitanie. For more information check out the Japanese House Board (Washington Hall 3rd floor).

Malaria No More and the ONE Campaign are launching the third round of the Malaria Griots Project. Applications are due by October 7. Program starts October 17.

Presented by Steve Hanson, Vice Provost for International Affairs, Director of the Reves Center for International Studies

Trip to Washington DC for members of the International Student Success Program. All day, departs from Reves Center

The W&M Hispanic Studies Program and the Office of Undergraduate Admissions cordially invite you to a William & Mary Encuentro Latino, Saturday, Oct. 8 from 2 to 5 pm at the Ernst Cultural Center at Northern Virginia Community College, Annandale Campus

Reserve a seat for the ISSP Washington DC Daytrip on October 8h.

The student application deadline for a Freeman-ASIA scholarship to fund undergraduate studies abroad in Asia is October 12, 2011.

A private tour of Swem Library.

Learn more about careers in teaching ESL and foreign languages, as well as the 2012 ESL Summer Institute.

Representative for Hertford College, University of Oxford will be on campus to discuss W&M's Oxford Study Abroad Program.

The Finance Academy and Cohen Career Center present Nicholas Pinchuk, Chairman, CEO, and President of Snap-On Incorporated, who will present a talk called "Navigating in Uncertain Times: Where Pride Still Matters".

Come share your story about the trials and tribulations of living abroad, the people you met, places you traveled or most memorable event.

Come to this special Global Connections Session to learn about stress management, and get information about successfully transitioning to life in the U.S. Part of the International Students Success Program

Lecturer: Kate Brown, University of Maryland-Baltimore County Title: Irrevocable: The Life-Changing, Society-Altering Significance of Plutonium in the US and USSR

Visiting musician and scholar Tomas Lozano will be presenting a lecture on "Musical Activity in 17th-Century New Mexico Missions" as part of the Music in American Culture (MACS) lecture series.

Previous Interns Lauren Campbell and Nicky Bell will answer questions about their experience as Welsh National Assembly Interns.

Applications for the first annual Todd Weaver Study Abroad Scholarship are due by Oct 14th at 5 p.m. The scholarship, named to honor the memory of Todd W. Weaver, Class 2008, who died in battle serving his country in Afghanistan on September 9, 2009.

An evening of fun and games as part of iRep Africa Weekend.

The Japan Information & Culture Center (JICC), Embassy of Japan seeks unpaid, part- to full-time inters (12-35 hrs/week) for the Spring 2012 term.

On Oct. 14-15, the Law School's Property Rights Project will host its annual conference for the first time overseas in cooperation with Tsinghua University School of Law. Pre- and post-conference tours of China and Hong Kong are available.

DIA Representative Mark McAlpine will be at the Career Center to provide information and advice on the application procedure.

A traditional Kaffeeklatsch will be held at the German House. There will be coffee, German cake, and the opportunity to meet other people interested in German language and culture.

Alexander Evans will present "Does India Shape Pakistan's Foreign Policy?", a lecture in the India Intiviate Lecture Series.

Applications to Cambridge University as part of the Churchill Scholarship Program are due Oct 15.

The Jamestown Event is a great chance to spend time with your Global Friend(s) while eating cake and going on a self-guided tour around the settlement.

Let's make our own stamps!

Stop by to sample a delicious Russian-style pancake.

Bryan Lozano and Steven Raga, key founders of Philipino American Unity for Progress (UniPro), will speak about "The Intersection of Culture and Community Organizing" as part of Filipino-Amercan Heritage Month.

With vibrant fingerwork on his guitar and the soothing droning of his hurdy-gurdy, Tomas Lozano performs Hispanic Ballads sung in Castilian, Galician, Catalan and Judeo-Spanish.

The Ewell Concert Series Presents Tomas Lozano: performing Hispanic balads in Castilian, Galician, Catalan, and Judeo-Spanish on his guitar and hurdy-gurdy.

Tomas Lozano performs Hispanic Ballads sung in Castillian, Calician, Catalan, and Judeo-Spanish on Oct 15. at Ewell Recital Hall at 4:30 PM

$5 entry fee.

All students invited to attend a day trip to NATO Allied Command Tranformation (ACT) on Friday, Oct. 21.

The Luce Scholars Program is a nationally competitive fellowship program aimed at enhancing the understanding of Asia among potential leaders in American society. The W&M campus application deadline is 12 p.m. on Monday, October 17

The World Politics and Statecraft Fellowship application deadline is Oct 17. The Fellowship is an annual competition to support Ph.D. dissertation reseach. Foundation will award up to twenty grants of $7,500 each

Journalists and photographers reflect on covering under-reported issues.

WHRO, Hampton Roads' public media affiliate, will host a community discussion at the Sadler Center on the changing role of women in war and peace. A panel discussion will follow a preview of the new PBS series, Women, War & Peace. Free.

Deadline to apply to W&M DC Summer Institutes is Tuesday October 19th, 5:00 PM

Join us for pizza and conversation about spring course offerings, the St. Petersburg program, the Russian House and scholarship opportunities.

Co-sponsored by the James City County and Williamsburg Democratic Committees, General Anthony Zinni will speak on The Changing Middle East. The lecture is open to the public.

The Former US Ambassador to China, Admiral Joseph Prueher, will be speaking at the Commonwealth Auditorium with a reception to follow.

The German House will be screening Das Versprechen, or "The Promise", a film by Margarethe von Trotta.

Learn more about W&M's 2012 summer study abroad program in Rome & Pompeii.

"Cudjo Lewis: A Life Lived in Benin and Mobile" with Prof. Neil Norman.

Introduction to spring 2012 German Studies courses.

Bodenheimer's speech is expected to focus on ESPN's past, present and future. A question-and-answer period will follow.

Come learn about the summer study abroad program in Siracusa, Italy!

Blackboard Assignments Workshop: Learn how to create and grade assignments online

As part of the Department of Classical Studies Lecture Series, Dr. Sylvian Fachard from the Swiss School of Archaeology/Center for Hellenic Studies will present her lecture, titled ?Searching for the Artemision of Amarynthos (Euboea)?.

On Thursday, October 20th at 5:00 pm in Blow Memorial Hall rm. 332, Professor Anthony Fragola from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro will be giving a lecture on the Mafia and more importantly the Anti-Mafia Movement in Sicily.

You are invited to attend an information session about the 2012 William and Mary Summer Program in Montpellier, France.

Come learn more about the summer program in Montpellier!

New Zealand Ambassador Michael Moore and the ONE campaign host a Special Musical Tribute to U.S. Military members, their families & their legacies.

Come to the German house to learn about "nussecken": tiny pastries with an apricot and nut filling.

Students are encouraged to submit photos taken while studying abroad through the Reves Center within the last year. Entries are due by October 21st at 5 pm. Winners will be notified on or by November 7th.

Blue Engine Teaching Assistants representative Kristin Pantazes will be on campus at the Daily Grind on October 21st for informal, 20 minute meetings with interested students.

All students invited to visit NATO ACT in Norfolk.

Career Fair Georgetown University Hotel and Conference Center 3800 Reservoir Road, NW Washington, DC 20057 careerfair@sidw.org | 202-884-8992

W&M alum Ed Geist will share his research experiences in Russia and Ukraine in a talk entitled "The Living Chernobyl: The Exclusion Zone 25 Year Later".

The Russian Studies Department presents "The Living Chernobyl: The Exclusion Zone 25 Years Later", a lecture by Edward Geist '06, Ph.D. Candidate in Soviet History, UNC, Chapel Hill.

The Russian Studies Program is proud to present this year's homecoming lecture speaker Ed Geist ABD (UNC, Chapel Hill) "The Living Chernobyl: The Exclusion Zone 25 Years Later."

The second annual Modern Language and Literatures Homecoming Reception.

Submit photos from your 2010 - 2011 study abroad experience!

Join us this Friday night for a new and exciting event - Laser Tag at the Williamsburg Indoor Sports Club.

featuring Def Jam Poet, Paul Flores!

The open house is always a great chance to visit with old friends and professors, meet current students who are interested in international careers and relax over drinks and food.

The open house is always a great chance to visit with old friends and professors, meet current students who are interested in international careers, and relax over drinks and food.

ISSP Newport News E-mart trip.

Japanese cooking class. Learn to make peanut Japanese rice crackers

The Russian and Post-Soviet Studies Faculty invites you to to experience the food, fun, art, and socializing of their annual Homecoming Reception at the Russian House.

The Italian House is going to the Carpenter Center in Richmond to see Giuseppe Verdi's Aida

The campus deadline to submit an application for the Churchill Scholarship Program is 12:00PM on Monday, October 24.

There will be an IR advising session targeting freshman and sophomores. The session will discuss requirements, make recommendations for course selections in the spring, and answer your questions.

Our first Bellini colloquium for the Fall semester 2011 will take place tomorrow at 3:30 in Washington 315. Join us for a round table discussion on moving from article-length work to book manuscripts and getting published.

Come out to our general body meetings to learn about Africa and culture.

Activist Faisal Alam presents the struggles and challenges facing sexual and gender minorities within the Muslim world. While highlighting the diversity of Islam, "Hidden Voices" explores the legacy of colonialism and sodomy laws within the Muslim world.

The German House will be screening "The Counterfeiters: A True Story", in German with English subtitles.

Judge Barzilay will speak on the topic of The Court of International Trade and the Interplay between our International Agreements and the Application of U.S. Law Related to Them

Come and find out about study abroad in gorgeous Prague in Summer 2012!

In "Behind the Swoosh," Jim Keady shares his stories of living with Nike's factory workers and his decade-long effort to end sweatshop abuse.

Come learn more about studying abroad in Potsdam, Germany over the summer!

Professor Lawrence S. Wittner (SUNY-Albany) will deliver a lecture entitled "How Peace Activists Saved the World from Nuclear War."

Come learn about the William & Mary summer study abroad program in Florence!

Come to find out more information about the St. Petersburg summer study abroad program!

Kate Doyle, Senior Analyst at the National Security Archive, will be discussing declassified intelligence records from the US and from the recently discovered Guatemalan National Police archive, and their use in current human rights trials in Guatemala.

Join the German house to prepare Reibepl?tzchen mit Apfelmus! (Potatoe pancakes: shallow-fried pancakes of grated potato, flour and egg, flavored with onion or garlic, topped with sweet apple sauce).

A pasta dinner and screening of "Nomads of the Rainforest", a documentary about the indigenous Waorani population of Ecuador.

Award winning writer R. Zamora Linmark will be visiting W&M to read and sign books and answer questions.

Learn more about the 2012 W&M Cape Town Summer Program.

The Reves Center annual Halloween Pumpkin Carving will be held in front of the Reves room this Friday! Come learn how to carve a pumpkin, or show others how it?s done.

Come to the Hispanic Cultural Organization Banquet for yummy food and a spectacular show.

Award-winning author R. Zamora Linmark will read from his latest novel LECHE and his new poetry collection DRIVE BY VIGILS.

Students, faculty and staff are invited to the Diwali 2011, the Indian Festival of Light. For Indian food and drinks, Bollywood Dances, faculty & staff performances, and surprises! Full Time MBA students only.

International Student trip to Sleepy Hole Park in Suffolk. Students can explore the park and go on a haunted hay ride!

Come join us for authentic and delicious Vietnamese food, games, music, and a wonderful all-around, Vietnamese experience!

Applications for Critchfield, Vaughan, Reves Scholarships due Oct. 15

Applications due October 5 for La Plata, Beijing (Peking University) and Sevilla sponsored semester programs.

Spring 2012 exchange and assisted enrollment program deadlines Oct. 1. Apply at http://studyabroad.wm.edu

All currently enrolled W&M students planning to major or minor in business must apply for competitive admission through our online application.