Reves Center for International Studies Events

Deadline to submit an application for the Pamela Harriman Foreign Service Fellowship is Nov. 1.

The deadline to submit an application to the Defense Intelligence Agency's Scholar Program is Nov. 1

The deadline to apply for the Henry A. Kissinger fellowship with the Library of Congress is November 1.

The last day to apply for the Olivia James Traveling Fellowship from the Archaeological Institute of America is November 1.

Applications for the Pamela Harriman Foreign Service Fellowship in Summer 2012 are due Nov. 1.

Rijksmuseum Amsterdam's Manfred & Hanna Heiting Scholarship

The deadline to apply for Fellowships and Grants offered by the American-Scandinavian Foundation (ASF) for Advanced Study of Research in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden is November 1.

Post-Ph.D. Research Grants for up to $20,000 are awarded to individuals holding a Ph.D. or equivalent degree to support individual research projects.

There will be a meeting an African Cultural Society General Body Meeting this week. Members will be working on posters for the "Country Showcase" for Africa Awareness Week.

The German House is having another Movie Night. They will screen ?Christiane F. - Wir Kinder vom Bahnhof Zoo?, directed by Ulrich Edel.

Screening of "Christiane F. - Wir Kinder vom Bahnhof Zoo" (directed by Ulrich Edel)

Teach English in Bosnia this summer! An information session for the Bosnia Project, the College's oldest international service learning project will be held at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, November 2 in Washington 307. For applications: WMBosniaProject@gmail.com

The International Dissertation Research Fellowship offers 9 to 12 months of support to graduate students in the humanities and social sciences who are enrolled in doctoral programs in the United States and conducting dissertation research outside the U.S.

Speaker: Pamela Yates, Documentary FIlmmaker, Skylight Picture Topic: Lecture and Film Screening of Granito: How to Nail a Dictator

Daniel Aldrich (Purdue U) Talk entitled "Sight Fights: How Japan Handles Nuclear Reactors"

Come learn about the summer Cambridge Study Abroad program

Bratkartoffeln mit Sauerkraut (und wahlweise Speck) ? ein Gericht f?r die Wintertage

This event is open to the public.

We'll be headed to Williamsburg's AMF bowling alley for a short study break and to have some fun.

The Maria Yefimova Piano Recital includes solo piano music of Chopin, Liszt, Debussy, Scriabin and Rachmaninoff. There will be a raffle at intermission. Proceeds benefit W&M Orchestra's tour to Philadelphia.

The William and Mary Global Film Festival will be filming Southeast Side Story, a community-wide lip dub musical adaptation of the film West Side Story. All are invited to attend and participate.

AMP, along with the Muscarelle Museum of Art and OCES, will be screening "Hand Held" followed by a Q&A session with the documentary's subject, Mike Carroll.

Need food for the last few weeks of the semester? If so, get excited for our E-Mart Shopping Trip this Sunday, November 6th. If you're hungry or need to buy more food, plan on coming!

The Japanese House will be holding its fall festival on the third floor of the Sadler Center this weekend. Come to enjoy Japanese style street stall!

Be a part of W&M's international living-learning community.

Less than 5% of students from rural China will go onto college.....you can change that! Come to the information session to learn more.

Boren Scholarships and Fellowships provide unique funding opportunities for U.S. undergraduate and graduate students to add an important international and language component to their educations.

A delegation from Yunnan Province, China, will be visiting the School of Education. An informal colloquium on issues related to U.S.-China educational practices will also take place.

Delegation visit and colloquium on U.S.-China educational practices hosted by the School of Education.

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

Come learn more about the summer program going to St. Petersburg!

The German House will be screening Run Lola Run this week.

Wir zeigen "Lola rennt" (Tom Tykwer, 1998)

The deadline to apply for a fellowship with the East Asian and Pacific Summer Institutes for U.S. Graduates is November 9, 2011.

Dr. Gerald Lampe, Senior Research Scientist (Arabic and Islamic Studies) at the National Foreign Language Center at the University of Maryland, will speak on the best strategies for reaching advanced proficiency in Arabic.

Please join us for the next Bellini Colloquium. Emily Wilcox, Visiting Assistant Professor of Chinese will be presenting her research. The title of her talk is "Inheriting the Future: The Socialist Realist Legacy in Contemporary Chinese Performance."

Enjoy light refreshments before Dr. Bol's lecture on GIS in the Humanities.

Geospatial analysis can give us a global view on the past, and help us identify meaningful structures in what we see.

Political Scientist Scott Edwards, of Amnesty International, will focus on new thinking in crowd-derived tools and data.

Come mingle with a panel of accomplished legal professionals and academics. Hear about their amazing careers, and their opinions of the future of IP law over hors d'oeuvres and a glass of wine.

We will prepare Stutenkerle.

Guest Lecturer: Gloria Ladson-Billings, the Kellner Family Chair in Urban Education and Professor of Curriculum and Instruction and Educational Policy Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Topic: "Blues & Abstract Truth: Why We Need Diversity"

The Boston Career Forum is the world?s largest Japanese-English bilingual job fair. Japanese-English bilinguals, who are graduating, seeking internships, graduated, and on their OPTs, or working professionals are all welcomed to participate.

Gary S. Fields, the John P. Windmuller Professor of International and Comparative Labor & Professor of Economics at Cornell University will be presenting a lecture based on his book ?Working Hard, Working Poor?.

A Reves Hall Coffee Hour presentation by Dr. Camilla Buchanan.

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

Visiting scholar Dr. Gagik Demirjian will present on the state of post-Soviet Armenian higher education. Dr. Demirjian has an interest in how information and communication technologies (ICT) can be applied in higher education.

Dr. Demirjian will present on the changes in education within Armenia in a post-Soviet environment.

Adam Anthony, Director of the W&M Washington Office, will be Skyping in to tell you the secrets to finding a job or internship in IR and Government, and to answer your questions!

Come learn about the summer study abroad program in Florence!

Come celebrate Pepero Day, South Korea's version of Valentine's Day, by decorating Pepero sticks to give to friends, family, and significant others.

Philip Forgit '89, M.Ed. '95 with his production company, Forgit Films LLC, has produced a film on Iraq which follows Captain Dan Digati, U.S. Army.

We are headed to George Washington National Park for some hiking, fresh air and relaxation.

Fete de la Recherche is the annual French faculty/student research conference, organized by French & Francophone Studies.

Networking event for members of the International Student Success Program.

Chinese Student Organization presents "A Night in Chinatown?. Come out to learn more about Chinese culture! Play games, eat homemade food, dress up in Chinese clothing, learn martial arts and practice calligraphy. Free admission for all!

The community-wide lip dub musical adaptation of the film West Side Story, Southeast Side Story, will launch online after premiering at a special 50th Anniversary screening and party celebrating the original West Side Story.

Joint initiative of the Departments of State and Education to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange.

Get more information about studying abroad this summer in Montpellier through W&M.

The deadline to submit applications for the DAAD (Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst/German Academic Foreign Exchange Service scholarship to study at a German univerisity is November 15, 2011.

Application deadline for all non-W&M study abroad programs for spring 2012.

The Mason School of Business annual Budapest Summer Study Abroad Program will begin accepting applications Nov 17. All W&M undergraduates are invited. Come hear about past students' experiences and what this year has in store.

Drop by to speak with program directors of W&M's 2012 summer study abroad programs.

The Russian and Post-Soviet Studies Program is proud to present Professor Sergei Kapterev, Professor of Film Studies at the Russian Film Institute, Moscow (Russia). His lecture is entitled "Science Fiction Film in the USSR."

The W&M Gamelan Ensemble will present Javanese Music and Dance with guest artists from the Indonesian Embassy.

Join the German House for Movie Night, they will be screening Gegen die Wand (Head-On).

We will screen "Gegen die Wand" ("Head-On", von Fatih Akin, 2004)

The International Spouse Network will host the Asian Cultural Event. Asian members will introduce their own culture. Each country will have a booth, and they will show or explain the culture.

Professor of History and American Studies Betsy Schlabach talks about her work on Emmett Till and "Jet" magazine. Everyone welcome! Light lunch and beverages provided.

Ivana Howard, senior program officer at the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) will speak on US aid to civil societies in the Balkans.

Come learn more about the summer program in Germany!

Come learn about the Cambridge summer study abroad program!

Come learn about the study abroad program in Ireland this summer!

A place to meet other international students and share experiences while enjoying international food. Sponsored by the Reves Center and the Counseling Center.

The Mason School of Business annual Budapest Summer Study Abroad Program will begin accepting applications Nov 17. All W&M undergraduates are invited. Come hear about past students' experiences and what this year has in store.

Come learn more about the summer program in Cadiz, Spain!

Want FREE FOOD and an informative discussion? Come to a movie and discussion night sponsored by the Africana Studies Student Association and the African American Male Coalition.

Featuring Dr. Majid Al Harthy, Professor of Musicology and Ethnomusicology, Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat, Oman With introductory comments by Anne K. Rasmussen, Sultan Qaboos Cultural Center Research Fellow for 2010-2011

Celebrate International Education Week with a special International Dinner at the Commons Dining Hall.

An experience for participants to learn more about the relationship between poverty and hunger around the world.

Come learn more about the summer study abroad program in Goa, India!

The Kruger Brothers - Jens, Uwe and Joel - will be performing at the Williamsburg Library Theatre. Tickets on sale at the door.

As part of the India Initiative Lecture Series, John Echeverri-Gent, Professor of Politics at the University of Virginia, will give a talk entitled: "India and the 'Lessons' of the Global Financial Crisis".

The Thanksgiving Potlock is for all three floor?s residents so please encourage each other to COOK (or bring in anything that's edible!) and come and enjoy! The food sign-up sheet will be soon posted on the public posting board so please check it out!

These will be panel discussions facilitated by students who studied abroad last semester and international students from those universities. They will share their knowledge and experience about the university you plan to attend.

Thanksgiving Movie Night for members of the International Student Success Program at the Reves Center, Nov. 19.

Deadline to submit an application to be considered for the Glimpse Correspondents Program is November 20.

The College of William & Mary and Libya El Hurra Charity will co-host a panel discussion, "Libya's Transition to Democracy" in the Matoaka Woods Room of the School of Education.

Come learn about the summer study abroad program in Ireland!

An informative pre-departure orientation for students studying abroad in spring 2012.

A roundtable discussion on Sudan after the secession of the South.

On-campus screening of the new documentary film "Unfinished Spaces," followed by a Skype Q&A with film's director, Alysa Nahmias.

The International Spouse Network is celebrating Thanksgiving with a potluck lunch.

The deadline for students to apply to live in Reves Hall, W&M's own "Global Village", for 2012-2013 is January 27. Reves Hall offers housing for international and domestic students with an interest in international affairs.

The Cultural Affairs Office of the Embassy of Spain in DC will accept up to two W&M interns during the Summer of 2012. An additional 2 internships are anticipated for the Hispanic or European Reading Room, Library of Congress.

Laurie Hardy from the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation will be on campus to talk about the Thomas R. Pickering Fellowship Programs. Ms. Hardy will be speaking about both the Undergraduate and Graduate Fellowships.

The Russian Studies Program is proud to present documentary films that W&M students have made in St. Petersburg this summer.

Instead of the normal meeting this week, the Vietnamese Student Association will be having a food party.

This will be the last meeting for the semester, so please come out!! We need people to please sign up/practice for the skit in preparation for the Pre-Kwanzaa skit on Kujichagulia (Self Determination).

We will screen "Jacob the Liar" (1975, dir. by Frank Beyer)

We will screen "Merry Christmas" (German / French with English subtitles)

The IRC will screen ?Waltz with Bashir?. This powerful animated documentary follows director Ari Folman as he explores the memories and ethical conflict he experienced as an Israeli soldier in the 1982 Lebanon War.