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Inaugural Newton-Blanchard Prize for Creative Writing
Inaugural Newton-Blanchard Prize for Creative Writing
Friday, April 1 - Sunday, May 1
No specific location.
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.
Africana First Friday with April Manalang
Africana First Friday with April Manalang
Friday, April 1
12pm - 1pm
Boswell Hall (formerly Morton Hall)
All are welcome for a talk by Dr. April Manalang, Assistant Professor of Interdisciplinary Studies, Department of History at Norfolk State University. Her talk is titled, "Illuminating a Shared, Hidden Story: Buffalo Soldiers and the Philippines."
Making a Living, Making a Difference Symposium
Making a Living, Making a Difference Symposium
Saturday, April 2
10am - 2:30pm
Cohen Career Center
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,
20th Annual Minnie Braithwaite Lecture with Rhodessa Jones
20th Annual Minnie Braithwaite Lecture with Rhodessa Jones
Tuesday, April 5
7pm - 8pm
Andrews Hall, Room 101
Please join us for the Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies Program's Braithwaite Lecture with Rhodessa Jones. Her talk is titled, "Rhodessa Jones: A Woman for the 21st Century" All are welcome! Reception to follow.
Second Annual Vinson Sutlive Lecture in Historical Anthropology: Dr. Enseng Ho
Second Annual Vinson Sutlive Lecture in Historical Anthropology: Dr. Enseng Ho
Wednesday, April 6
5:30pm - 7pm
Washington Hall, Room 201
Dr. Enseng Ho of Duke University & the National University of Singapore will present a lecture entitled, "A Moral Economy of Jihad: Pure Castes, Hybrid Law and Creole Society in Indian Ocean Malabar."
AMP and SA present An Evening with Spike Lee
AMP and SA present An Evening with Spike Lee
Wednesday, April 20
7pm
Kaplan Arena
Acclaimed filmmaker Spike Lee will be joining us at William & Mary Hall to give the 2016 Atwater Lecture! Tickets are available for FREE for students, faculty and staff (with promo code in the Daily Digest) through the Tribe Ticket Office.
HOPE Presents: Take Back the Night
HOPE Presents: Take Back the Night
Thursday, April 21
7pm
Sadler Center, Tidewater
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.
Modern Slavery: A Day of Awareness
Modern Slavery: A Day of Awareness
Friday, April 22
11am - 6pm
Crim Dell Meadow
There are more people around the world enslaved today than at any point in human history. Come to the Crim Dell Meadow anytime between 11am and 6pm on Friday, April 22nd to learn more about this tragedy and ways you can help end this injustice.
Minority Health Week 2016: Health, Culture and Wellness Fair
Minority Health Week 2016: Health, Culture and Wellness Fair
Saturday, April 23
1pm - 3:30pm
Sadler Center, Tidewater A
Celebrate National Minority Health Week this April @ William and Mary!
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