Sustainability Events

Are you a student interested in learning about career opportunities in the environmental and sustainability sectors? 

Are you interested in a career as a public servant? Did you know that state government is a vital sector in Public Service and employs thousands of employees/interns in its workforce?

Engage with those who practice and sustain democracy in their everyday lives as journalists, elected officials, advocates, neighbors, immigrants, voters, family members, business members, and more.

Marie Pellissier, doctoral candidate in History, will present, "Tasting History: Food and Memory in Williamsburg."

Offered in partnership between the Graduate Center and the Williamsburg Regional Library.

Hear from FLGI graduate students across campus about their experiences in graduate school! Panelists include students from the School of Education, Law School, and Arts & Sciences. Bring your questions!

An experimental, two-week summer camp partnership with Newport News Public Schools (NNPS), Camp Eager aims to Elevate engineering, Advance innovation, Guide learning, Effect change, and Remove barriers for all. 

Come celebrate wellness and relaxation with your fellow students at the Crim Dell Meadow! We will provide crafts and activities such as painting tote bags, origami, and temporary tattoos. There will also be Extraordinary Cupcakes provided to attendees! 

This one-hour workshop will provide a six-step process for getting you from stuck to ready to hold a difficult conversation.

A Community Discussion hosted by students from the Williamsburg Engagement Program.

Join fellow members of the W&M community in Charlottesville for an educational opportunity to learn more about the construction of the University of Virginia, with an emphasis on the role of enslaved laborers.

Join the Office of Career Development & Professional Engagement for the Graduate School Search crash course.

This workshop will be held in-person in the Cohen Career Center (in between Sadler Center and Zable Stadium) Presentation Room.

The CGA will host GIS Specialist Flamm on March 31st at 1 pm via Zoom! Starting with a botanical oasis in the City of St. Louis, this talk will explore how drones and mapping technologies can have a critical impact on plant conservation work.