Student Diversity Events

Show your passions for peer education and health by working with an inclusive and diverse campus group! HOPE's application for this year will be open through September 27. Application link: forms.wm.edu/22120

WMSURE supports underrepresented undergraduate students as they pursue undergraduate research and graduate and professional school. This event is open to all students and faculty who would like to find out more information about the WMSURE program.

This workshop will focus on maintaining a healthy mind and body with strategies for managing school work, and extracurricular activities while emphasizing the maintenance of good health habits such as exercising and eating well. Bring a laptop!

Students can apply to participate in a 5-session dialogue. Application deadline is 8 am, Monday, September 28.

Urban Teacher Center believes that schools need a guarantee that before teachers are certified, they are evaluated for quality instruction and student achievement gains.

HOPE is seeking students passionate about peer health education and improving the College community to join us at either of our two information sessions: Wed., Sept. 9 at 6 pm in Blair 221 and Tues., Sept. 15 at 7 pm in Tucker 123!

The first lecture features David Lopez, General Counsel for the EEOC.

The Director's Roundtable is a monthly gathering of current undergraduate and graduate students to discuss campus climate and other diversity/inclusion related topics important to you.

Calling all student leaders! The Office of Student Leadership Development is pleased to announce the arrival of The Leadership Event on Saturday, September 19.

Cookout

Come join the Brothas of AAMC at the annual Brotherhood Banquet. There will be Fun, Fellowship, and Food. Men of all cultural backgrounds are welcome. This event is sponsored by the Center for Student Diversity.

Please join us for Professor Melanie Dawson's talk titled, "Women and the Revision Age: Longevity and It's Representation in the 1920s."

On this day in 1990 the sisterhood of Sigma Iota Alpha was founded.

Pearls of Great Price is a mentorship program hosted by the Nu Chi Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Members of Nu Chi and many other student female leaders in the William & Mary community partner with 8th grade girls from Berkley Middle School.