Reves Center for International Studies Events

William & Mary Theatre presents Regina Taylor's Crowns directed by Artisia Green, February 26-March 1.

Come enjoy lunch and listen to Jamila (Smith) Petite, W&M alum and Leader at Caterpillar, Inc., share how to brand and position yourself for success in a global competitive market.

Get an inside view of Israel by following the journey of five young Israeli high school graduates who are drafted into the army to defend their country. An Israeli soldier featured in the film will join to share his/her experience with the audience.

Sara Khan, director of Inspire, a women's human rights and counter-terrorism organization which seeks to address inequalities facing British Muslim women, is the 2015 Kraemer Middle East Distinguished Scholar-in-Residence.

Sara Khan, director of Inspire, a women's human rights and counter-terrorism organization which seeks to address inequalities facing British Muslim women, is the 2015 Kraemer Middle East Distinguished Scholar-in-Residence.

Kick-the-Can is one of the most common games played by children in Japan. Please send an email to the J-House tutor if you'd like to join.

Join us for Snacks, Film Screening, and Discussion of Food Chains, featuring CIW's Fair Food Program

The Peer Scholarship Advisors share all the information you need about Charles Center (and related) summer research funding. Applications are due March 18 at noon.

In the wake of Italy's 1976 Seveso chemical disaster, which released a dioxin cloud large enough to directly contaminate 15 sq. kilometers housing 37,000 people, pioneering Italian environmentalist Laura Conti took on the challenge of telling the story.

Eat tangyuan on March 5th in the Chinese House!

Come make and eat glutinous rice dessert "tangyuan", then guess Chinese New Year's riddles !

Due to snow cancellation, the Haiti Compact information session will be held at 7pm on Thursday March 5th.

The W&M Global Film Festival is putting on a special screening of {{http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088847/,The Breakfast Club}} for its fifth Thursday Mug Night. Tickets are $3. Drink Special: 22 oz of local Alewerks Brewing Company beer for only $3.

Please join Africana Studies' First Friday Lecture with R. Benedito Ferrao. His lecture is entitled, "(Non) Saints: Margaret Mascarenhas' Skin and Afro-Asiatic Myth"

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Apply to become a Peer Assistant (August 2-17, 2015 in Williamsburg and DC) and work with 40 students from Keio University in Japan.

Peter Mackay, Lecturer at the University of St Andrews, Scotland, will be speaking.

W&M's Black Law Students Association, in collaboration with other organizations, will host its annual symposium on race, law, and current events. Please join us for a much needed and enlightening discussion!

ITPIR anticipates employing roughly 120 student researchers this summer. We welcome applicants from all majors with a particular emphasis on government, international relations, public policy, global studies, modern languages, and computer science.

Prince Charles is in the United States to discuss the role of the Magna Carta with leaders from around the world. Learn more and check out the live feed: {{http://presidentialprecinct.org/mc2015/}}

Applications for Charles Center Summer Research Scholarships are due no later than 12 p.m. on Wednesday, March 18. All parts of the application are due at that time, including letters and transcripts. Student IRB protocol, if required, must be submitted.

Presentation by William Fisher, Associate Professor of Anthropology.

Please join our brownbag with Professor Monika Gosin. Her talk in entitled, "Racial/Sexual Appropriation and Erasure in the Veneration of Afro-Cuban Salsera Celia Cruz." All are welcome. Light snacks and drinks available.

With Professors Christy Burns, Laura Heymann, David Aday, and Vern Lindquist; Karlene Jennings from Development, and Carla Costello from the President's Office--all first generation college students who now work in higher education!

An award winning documentary featuring Mike Wilson, border activist and member of the Tohono O'odham nation.

A joint session conducted by the Reves Center for International Studies and the Cohen Career Center.

Join Professor Banks and ILSS for the final installment of the Immigration Roundtable at W&M this Thursday during lunchtime in Law School Room 127.

Latin American Studies presents a lecture by human rights activist, Mike Wilson who will speak about his humanitarian relief efforts offered to migrants who risk death from dehydration and hypothermia as they cross the desert and attempt to enter the U.S.

The W&M Global Film Festival is putting on a special screening of "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" for its sixth Thursday Mug Night. Tickets are $3. Drink Special: 22 oz of local Alewerks Brewing Company beer for only $3.

A day of talks, workshops, and roundtables examining what Digital Humanities tools and practices have to offer for research and teaching, with invited participants from around the region. See the full description for complete details and schedule.

Guest talk by Professor Stephen Norris (History, University of Miami/Ohio) on WWI commemorations in Russian media.

A lecture by Professor Scott DeVeaux of the University of Virginia as part of the Music in American Culture Series (MACS).

Learn about Beijing from Xuewei Hou at William & Mary Confucius Institute.

A Universal War to Solve All Questions: The Outbreak of the First World War and the major diplomatic and social questions of its age. Prof. Holly Case, Cornell University

The William & Mary Hip Hop Collection and Swem Library present Women in Hip Hop. Please RSVP by Mar. 16 to [[swemrsvp]]. Free and open to the public.

Come out for an evening of African culture! Cultural performances, dancing, music, play and a fashion show!

W&M Russian/Post-Soviet Studies hosts its annual competition for students passionate about the Russian language and culture. This year's events include crowd favorite jeopardy, skits, riveting debates, and surprise musical guests.

Invite all your friends! Join Afsana for our First Annual Capus-Wide Garba Night full of delicious Indian snacks, traditional Indian dance lessons, and more!! It'll be a night of culture and fun that you won't want to miss!

Dr. Rebecca Streit from UC-Santa Barbara will discuss "Controls on intermontane basin filling, isolation, and incision on the margin of the Puna plateau, NW Argentina."

Crossing Boundaries is a symposium to be held in St Andrews, and is designed to bring together members of the faculties from St Andrews and William & Mary to discuss shared research interests.

Come join the Committee on Sustainability in a celebration of water! Learn about the importance of water and sustainable development with food, games, and prizes!

In this event, a student will give us a presentation about Samurai, Bushido, and Sword. We will also have a discussion afterwards for further understanding about the topic.

Prof. Stephen Sheehi examines how the portrait during the 19th c "Arab Renaissance" mediated and stabilized social and economic transformations in the Arab world, enacting a local subject, necessary for the establishment of localized capitalist order.

Join us in welcoming the keynote speech for W&M's college level Model UN conference, &MUN. The speaker, Dr. Jacob Kumaresan, is currently the Director of WHO's UN office. Business attire is required.

Debra Nystrom is the author of three books of poetry, Bad River Road and Torn Sky (Sarabande Books) and A Quarter Turn (Sheep Meadow Press).

Please join us for Natasha Sriraman, M.D., Pediatrics Faculty, EVMS for her lecture, "Why Stories Matter: Understanding Narrative Medicine."

A Talk by Natasha Sriraman, M.D., Pediatrics Faculty, Eastern Virginia Medical School. Natasha Sriraman, M.D. is one of the leaders of the COLL 200 W&M-EVMS Narrative Medicine for Excellence Project.

This event has no limit on people, but please send me an e-mail if you would like to join, so that I can prepare enough snacks.

Screening of a hilarious Russian comedy.