Student Diversity Events

The Asian Centennial and W&M Theatre proudly present Lloyd Suh's award winning play on the life story of Afong Moy, who at 14 was brought to the US from Guanzhou Province in 1834, and was put on display for the American public as "The Chinese Lady." 

Join us for a panel discussion with counselors from the W&M Counseling Center about how they can support students from underrepresented backgrounds on campus. Plus, stay to enjoy a free dinner with the counselors!

Explore themes of belonging, transition/change, and identity while you prepare to transition to a new job, graduate school, or face the unknown.

The Department of Art & Art History Distinguished Lecturer,

Eugene Y. Wang, Professor of Asian Art, Harvard University, “How Was Art Electrified? The Formation of the Global Brain in China”.

This lecture contributes to W&M's Asian Centennial celebration.

Art History Colloquium Keynote speaker, Dr. Alex Dika Seggerman, Rutgers University-Newark, precedes the colloquium on April 14, 5pm, Muscarelle Museum. Part of the Fourth Annual Art History Senior Research Colloquium,  April 15,  Muscarelle Museum.

Join Natoya Haskins, director of diversity and inclusion in the School of Education, for a discussion of the book Hood Feminism: Notes from the Women that a Movement Forgot by Mikki Kendall. 

 Art History Fourth Annual Senior Research Colloquium, April 15, 9:30am - 3:30pm, Muscarelle Museum. Colloquium Keynote speaker, Dr. Alex Dika Seggerman, Rutgers University-Newark, precedes the colloquium on April 14, 5pm, Muscarelle Museum.

Learn about academics, research, community engagement and more at the School of Education while enjoying a Ben & Jerry's ice cream sundae!

Join the Lemon Project as we host students from the Student Assembly Committee for Contextualization of Campus Landmarks and Iconography for a conversation on April 18 at 6 pm over Zoom.