Student Diversity Events

Applications for W&M in Washington's Fall 2015 semester are open! http://dcapps.wm.edu/apply/wmindc/

When a member of the Tribe needs help, they should know where to go. Come to learn and have your voice heard about the Counseling Center. A picture tour, stories from students, and an expert panel will be featured in this interactive program.

With currently funded students and representatives from the Charles Center, Office of Community Engagement, and the Career Center, this workshop will help you apply for internal and external summer grants and fellowships.

Can you handle the blue and white? Are you a Finer Woman? Are you community action oriented? Maybe Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. is for you! Come find out! Light refreshments will be served!

Please join Africana Studies' First Friday Lecture with James Padilioni. His lecture is entitled, "Three Faces of Martin in Atlanta: Refractions and Refulgences of Africa and the Americas in the Cult of Saint Martin De Porres"

Please join us as Onawumi Jean Moss performs, "Stories that Make You Go: Ah'm, Jes' Sayin'" with a reception to follow. All are welcome!

Join the CSD as we celebrate Black History Month on Thursday, Feb. 12th at 6:30 pm in Commonwealth Auditorium to hear the powerful, relevant and profoundly educating story of Chad Goller-Sojourner.

The Task Force on Prevention of Sexual Assault and Harassment invites Students, Faculty & Staff to a campus wide forum. A progress report on the work of the Task force will be followed by student-led breakout discussions and a Q&A session.

Join the Student Assembly & W&M's Free the Children Club for a night of storytelling, entertainment and community building. Emmanuel Jal (musician & activist), and Taylor Conroy (activist) will be sharing their incredible stories with all of W&M! FREE!

A talk by W&M alumnus, Derrick Jones.

Please join our brownbag with Professor Annie Blazer. Her talk in entitled, "Playing for God: Evangelical Women and the Unintended Consequences of Sports Ministry." All are welcome. Light snacks and drinks available.

Interested in Study Abroad? Are you a pell grant recipient? The Gilman Study Abroad Scholarship aims to make study abroad a viable option for all students. Come learn more at an Information Session with previous recipients.

Join us for a talk with Jack Trammel, author of The Richmond Slave Trade: The Economic Backbone of the Old Dominion. Event will take place in the library's Botetourt Theatre and Gallery and will include a reception.

Terri Babineau, M.D. is Dean of Students at Eastern Virginia Medical School and one of the leaders of the COLL 200 W&M-EVMS Narrative Medicine for Excellence Project.

Saturday, February 21st 3:00 P.M.-4:00 P.M. Music Library (Ewell 250)

Hosted by Ebony Expressions Gospel Choir

This confidential health survey allows the College to map a wide range of health issues, making our campus healthier. And as a full-time undergraduate or graduate student, you have a chance of winning one of many great prizes!

Sign up by Feb. 11th (https://forms.wm.edu/18570) to be a part of this 3 hour leadership workshop to help elevate your leadership!

Please join us for "Queer Comix" an artist talk and slideshow by Nicole J. Georges, author of Calling Dr. Laura & A.K. Summers, author of Pregnant Butch. Reception to follow. All are welcome!

This webinar is highly encouraged for college peer leaders in such programs as peer mentoring, student organizations, resident advising, peer education, tutoring, supplementary instruction, cultural ambassador, peer counseling/advising.

What if you were denied your right to higher education simply because of your beliefs? Come out to watch a new documentary on the issue, To Light A Candle, then followed by a panel discussion, and a chance to add your voice to those around the world.

A show about what moves us to move others. Join us for a special night of original monologues, music, and poetry, and get to know your peers on a deeper level.

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

William & Mary students are invited to join a campus community Conversation on the Legacies of Slavery, Resistance and Freedom at the College

A talk by Mekbib Gemeda, Vice President for Diversity at Eastern Virginia Medical School, February 27, 2015, James Blair Hall, 227, 4-6 p.m. Mr. Gemeda is one of the leaders of the COLL 200 W&M-EVMS Narrative Medicine for Excellence Project.

Join AMP for our second Blockbuster of the spring semester! We will be screening "Selma" starring David Oyelowo, Carmen Ejogo, and Oprah Winfrey. Only $3!! Friday 2/27 and Saturday 2/28 7 pm and 9:15 pm

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

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