Student Engagement & Leadership

Apply to be a Confidential Advocate at The Haven: The Haven is seeking diverse and dedicated students to join our dynamic team of volunteers for the fall '17 semester.

Campus and community organizations alike are stepping up to address human trafficking internationally, domestically, and right here in our local community. 

Assemble After-Care Kits to be provided to survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence

Viewing and discussion of An Outrage: A documentary film about lynching in the American south. 

Come meet Tom Perriello, progressive candidate for Virginia Governor! As one of 2 states with an election this year, the Virginia governor's race a is crucial. Come hear Perriello's platform, ask hard-hitting questions, meet and chat with Perriello.

Students interested in starting a new student organization at W&M must attend an information session to begin the process. 

Ever wanted to meet your local representatives and city officials? The Office of Community Engagement is bringing them to campus. Join in this opportunity to connect and make your voice heard at the local level. 

College Partnership for Kids presents its 2017 spring lecture series, In Pursuit of Excellence: The Resegregation of Schools in 21st Century America. Panelists include Edith Heard, Justin Reid and Charlie Schmidt.

Golden tunes. Talented performers. Festive Decorations. Delicious snacks. All in all, a spectacular Homebrew full of W&M students and music awaits you!

Admission is as always free. The more the merrier in our opinion.

Interested in a career where you can make a living, but also make a difference? Be sure to attend the Making a Living, Making a Difference Symposium. Meet 36 alums, learn about their careers, & get advice for pursuing a similar career. Sign up here. 

The International Culture Exchange Organization (ICE) hosts the 2nd annual William & Mary World's Fair, a collaboration between multiple organizations to showcase and raise awareness of various cultures through performances!

The Lemon Project seeks spoken word artists, freestyle rappers, poets, dancers, drummers, singers, other musicians, and expressive artists of any kind to perform in a night of memory and renewal for our Annual Spring Symposium on March 18, 2017.

Join members of Aim 4 and Office of Community Engagement Education Programs at the  next WJCC school board meeting. We'll meet in the OCE lounge (3rd floor of Blow) at 6:10 p.m. and walk over to the Stryker Center together. All are welcome! 

Are you spending summer doing the work of community-driven change? Apply for up to $2,000 in funding to support your community engagement project. Read more about the grants and the application process, and apply by March 22. 

The Office of Community Engagement is funding five internships this summer with local community partners. Interns will serve 200 hours with community organizations and receive a $2,000 stipend. Applications due by 5 pm on March 28. 

The American Red Cross will hold a blood drive on Wednesday, March 29th from 1:00PM-7:00PM in Trinkle Hall. 

Come at Me, Bro? More like Come at Me, Brew! Our last Lodge 1 Homebrew of the semester is sure to go out with a bang, so stop by for awesome tunes by some talented W&M students, tasty snacks and an all-around great night. 

As always, admission is free.