Student Diversity Events

This calendar presented by Center for Student Diversity
Get Back on Track Week: Free Pizza and Mood Check-Ups! October 2
11am - 3pm Sadler Center, Chesapeake A/B/C View Full Event
Get Back on Track Week: Make-Up Mood Check-Ups October 3
11am - 1:30pm Sadler Center, Colony Room View Full Event
Jordan Burnham Visits W&M October 3
7pm - 9pm Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium View Full Event
Get Back on Track: Fight Fatique through Fabulous Foods October 4
12:30pm - 2pm Commons Dining Hall, Look for the reserved table! View Full Event
Get Back on Track Week: T-Shirt Designs for the Saturday Walk October 4
6pm - 7pm Sadler Center, Terrace View Full Event
Get Back on Track Week: Drum Circle October 5
3pm - 4pm Bryan Hall (Bryan Complex), Look (no listen!) for the drummers View Full Event
W&M IGSL's Symposium on Reproductive Justice October 6
9am - 5pm Law School, Room 119 View Full Event
Get Back on Track Week: Grand Finale - Walk October 6
10am - 11am Blow Memorial Hall, Look for the group outside View Full Event
October RAIL Leadership Award Nominations Sought! October 15 - October 23
12am - 5pm Campus Center, Student Organizations Suite 6 View Full Event
Women's Forum October 17
3:30pm - 5:30pm Sadler Center, Chesapeake A, B, C, Tidewater A, B View Full Event
Africana Studies Mellon Panel Series presents "Voter Suppression 2012: Jim Crow Lives" October 18
7pm - 9pm Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium View Full Event
Modernizing Hybridity: McAdoo's Jubliee Singers and Minstrels in South Africa 1890-1898 October 24
12pm - 1:15pm Boswell Hall (formerly Morton Hall), Morton 314, Women's Studies Conference Room View Full Event
Why Neighbors Kill Neighbors: The Political Origins of Anti-Jewish Violence October 25
6:30pm Washington Hall, Room 201 View Full Event
Pariah: Film and Discussion with Nekisa Cooper '99 October 26
7pm Washington Hall, Room 201 View Full Event
Get Back on Track Week: Free Pizza and Mood Check-Ups!
Tuesday, October 2
11am - 3pm
Sadler Center, Chesapeake A/B/C
Are you flourishing? Feeling resilient? Come get a free mood check-up and some pizza! Learn the Wobble while you're there! It's better than a spoonful of Vitameatavegamin!
    Get Back on Track Week: Make-Up Mood Check-Ups
    Wednesday, October 3
    11am - 1:30pm
    Sadler Center, Colony Room
    Come by the Colony Room and take a make-up on the mood check-up, if you were too busy yesterday! A wonderful, personal way to see how well you're doing!
      Jordan Burnham Visits W&M
      Wednesday, October 3
      7pm - 9pm
      Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium
      Jordan will discuss mental health issues and disorders that affect so many of us.
        Get Back on Track: Fight Fatique through Fabulous Foods
        Thursday, October 4
        12:30pm - 2pm
        Commons Dining Hall, Look for the reserved table!
        A drop-in chat with Eric Garrison, one of our Health Promotion Specialists, to ask your questions about eating well to feel on top of things!
          Get Back on Track Week: T-Shirt Designs for the Saturday Walk
          Thursday, October 4
          6pm - 7pm
          Sadler Center, Terrace
          Participants will design their own T-shirts for Saturday's Mental Health Awareness Walk.
            Get Back on Track Week: Drum Circle
            Friday, October 5
            3pm - 4pm
            Bryan Hall (Bryan Complex), Look (no listen!) for the drummers
            Bring your own drum or borrow one of ours! Lower your blood pressure with each rhythmic note!
              W&M IGSL's Symposium on Reproductive Justice
              Saturday, October 6
              9am - 5pm
              Law School, Room 119
              Symposium on Reproductive Justice Saturday, October 6 William & Mary School of Law Room 119 Introductory Remarks Panel 1: The Right to or Not to Parent Lunch Keynote Speaker: Sybil Shainwald Panel 2: Today's Application of Roe v. Wade Reception
                Get Back on Track Week: Grand Finale - Walk
                Saturday, October 6
                10am - 11am
                Blow Memorial Hall, Look for the group outside
                A walk and balloon release to show support for mental wellness and health.
                  October RAIL Leadership Award Nominations Sought!
                  Monday, October 15 - Tuesday, October 23
                  12am - 5pm
                  Campus Center, Student Organizations Suite 6
                  The Recognizing Achievement in Leadership (RAIL) Outstanding Student Leader of the Month award was established in Fall 2006 by the Office of Student Activities in an effort to increase the frequency student leadership is recognized.
                    Women's Forum
                    Wednesday, October 17
                    3:30pm - 5:30pm
                    Sadler Center, Chesapeake A, B, C, Tidewater A, B
                    The William & Mary Women's Network is hosting a forum on October 17 where all women can meet and discuss common interests and concerns.
                      Africana Studies Mellon Panel Series presents "Voter Suppression 2012: Jim Crow Lives"
                      Thursday, October 18
                      7pm - 9pm
                      Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium
                      Thursday, October 18, 7-9pm Commonwealth Auditorium @ Sadler Center
                        Modernizing Hybridity: McAdoo's Jubliee Singers and Minstrels in South Africa 1890-1898
                        Wednesday, October 24
                        12pm - 1:15pm
                        Boswell Hall (formerly Morton Hall), Morton 314, Women's Studies Conference Room
                        Africana Studies is proud to present the scholarship of Mellon Fellow of Africana Studies Dr. Chinua Thelwell. Light refreshments will be served. Morton 314, noon-1 p.m., Wednesday, October 24.
                          Why Neighbors Kill Neighbors: The Political Origins of Anti-Jewish Violence
                          Thursday, October 25
                          6:30pm
                          Washington Hall, Room 201
                          Annual George Tayloe Ross Addresses on International Peace lecture. Delivered by Jeffrey Kopstein, University of Toronto. Part of the Reves International Affairs Lecture Series. Open to the public.
                            Pariah: Film and Discussion with Nekisa Cooper '99
                            Friday, October 26
                            7pm
                            Washington Hall, Room 201
                            William & Mary Gay and Lesbian Alumni Association and the Center for Student Diversity welcome Nekisa Cooper '99 for a screening and discussion of her feature film, Pariah. Join us for a reception with Nekisa before the film, and a discussion following.
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