Student Diversity Events

Are you in or have you ever been in the military? If so, please join the Student Veterans of William & Mary! We'll be meeting this Thursday 4/2 at 6:00 pm at the Green Leafe for drinks and fellowship. We hope to see you there!

Please join Africana Studies' First Friday Lecture with Professor Patricia Lott. Her lecture is entitled, The Crime of Emancipation?: Black Freedom as Transgression in the Antebellum U.S. North.

Lambda Alliance's annual Pride celebration of gender and sexual diversity on the William and Mary campus.

Join other faculty, staff, and students to examine and discuss masculinity via "The Mask You Live In," a film that explores America's shallow - and limiting - definition of masculinity.

Join us for "Home and Front: Women and the First World War," a lecture by Susan Grayzel, professor of history and director of the Sarah Isom Center for Women and Gender Studies at the University of Mississippi. Book signings and reception to follow talk.

Walter Mosley will speak at the Kimball Theatre. Tickets are required, available at the Kimball Theatre box office, but this reading and all others are free and open to the public, thanks to a generous bequest from the late Patrick Hayes.

In honor of National Youth HIV and AIDS Awareness Day on April 10th, Voices for Planned Parenthood is hosting Dawn Napier, an HIV-positive speaker, to talk about her life and to educate people about STI prevention and sexual health.

The Reves Center presents the 2015 McSwain-Walker Lecture by Charles Kurzman, professor of sociology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Please join our brownbag with Professor Simon Joyce. His talk in entitled,"Gender Identity, Sexuality, and "Proto-Gay" Kids: Reading the Literature on Parenting Gender-Expansive Children." All are welcome. Light snacks and drinks available.

Interested in working in student affairs/higher education? Apply for NASPA Undergraduate Fellows Program (NUFP) to have opportunities for internships, scholarships, on-campus mentorship, graduate school applications, and professional development events.

Prof. Artisia Green will lead a workshop about the Imposter Syndrome. Workshop participants will learn why high achievers suffer from it and about its intersections with race and gender, where it originates, as well as steps for dismantling the condition.

Learn the art of talking story from award-winning storyteller, Nancy Donoval.

The Middle Eastern Student Association is proud to present our 2nd annual cultural showcase "Leila wa Noor". Enjoy traditional & modern Persian, Moroccan, and Sudanese dance, live music, spoken word, and a Middle Eastern twist to "Mean Girls"!

Please RSVP to attend this special PositiviTea to meet Dr. Tracy Cross, W&M School of Education, to discuss and process suicide amongst talented & gifted students, Dr. Cross' research focus.