Program: LISZT Piano Concerto No. 2 in A, G.125. Featuring Maria Yefimova, piano. SHOSTAKOVICH Symphony No. 9 in E-flat major, op.70. Tickets: $8 General; $3 Students w/ ID; Free for children under 12.

Open Mic Storytelling

Tuesday, March 1

8pm - 10pm

Reves Center for International Studies, Reves Room

EVERYONE has a story to tell about studying abroad!

Senior Caregiver Forum

Wednesday, March 2

11:30am - 1pm

Sadler Center, York Room

This session will address such issues as limit setting with families, caregivers' guilt, and opportunities for individual counseling sessions to help with coping with all types of stress.

CIEE Study Abroad Programs Information Table

Wednesday, March 2

11:30am - 1:30pm

Sadler Center, Lobby

Study abroad info table at the Sadler Center.

Interdisciplinary Honors Colloquium

Wednesday, March 2

12pm - 12:30pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201

Soyoung Hwang will present her Honors thesis research in Interdisciplinary Studies.

CANCELLED: Women's Studies/Africana Studies Brown Bag

Wednesday, March 2

12pm - 1pm

Boswell Hall (formerly Morton Hall), Room 314

Sociology professor Danielle Currier will give a talk on "Hook-up Culture."

Relaxation Session

Wednesday, March 2

1:15pm - 1:45pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 240

30-Minute Relaxation Session. No appointment necessary.

Twelfth Annual Honors Colloquium

Wednesday, March 2

2pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201

Come listen to Psychology students John Haight and Engin Ege.

Government Honors Colloquium

Wednesday, March 2

3pm - 4pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201

Alexa McClanahan and William Corkery will present their Government Honors thesis research.

Thunderbird School of Global Management Information Session

Wednesday, March 2

3pm - 4pm

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room

Don't miss out on this opportunity to meet Cindy Janus, Assistant Director of Global Recruitment, and find out more about their program.

Biology Honors Colloquium

Wednesday, March 2

4:30pm - 5:30pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201

Connor White and Frances Armstrong will present their Biology Honors thesis research.

LEAP Leadership Workshop - Marketing Your Leadership

Wednesday, March 2

4:30pm - 5:30pm

Sadler Center, York Room

The purpose of this workshop is to identify those skills that you have obtained or are obtaining from your participation in clubs, organizations, volunteer and sport experiences.

Annual Business Plan Competition

Wednesday, March 2 - Wednesday, April 27

5pm - 8pm

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School)

The MBA Entrepreneurship and Innovation Club (EIC) and the Alan B. Miller Entrepreneurship Center present the Annual Business Plan Competition, open to all students.

Interdisciplinary Honors Colloquium

Wednesday, March 2

6pm - 6:30pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201

Amy Clinger will present her Honors thesis research in Interdisciplinary Studies.

SOE Diversity Presentation

Wednesday, March 2

6pm - 7pm

School of Education, Matoaka Woods Room

Dr. Fanchon Glover, Assistant to the President for Diversity and Community Initiatives, will lead a presentation titled Building Capacity for Diversity at the Organizational Level: Creating the Culture for Institutional Change.

Fitness Instructor Info Meeting

Wednesday, March 2

7pm

The Bee McLeod Recreation Center, Conference Room

Want to be a fitness instructor? Come to the info meeting and learn how you can join our team.

Living Wage Community Forum

Wednesday, March 2

7pm

Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium

Women's Basketball: W&M vs Hofstra

Wednesday, March 2

7pm

Kaplan Arena

W&M Women's Basketball vs. Hofstra University in Kaplan Arena.

Town & Gown Luncheon and Lecture Series

Thursday, March 3

12pm - 1:30pm

Sadler Center, Chesapeake Ballroom

David Brown "Sotterly - Her People and Their Worlds" CWA Membership is required to attend this event.

Interdisciplinary Honors Colloquium

Thursday, March 3

12:30pm - 1pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201

Brittney Calloway will present her Honors thesis research in Interdisciplinary Studies.

Neuroscience and Psychology Honors Colloquium

Thursday, March 3

2pm - 3pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201

John Haight and Engin Ege will present their Honors thesis research.

Intimate Trauma, Cool Distance: The Photographic Politics of Postwar Japan

Thursday, March 3

3:30pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 332

A lecture by Professor Julia Adeney Thomas, based on Between Reality and Sex: Japanese Photography in War, Occupation, and After, a book forthcoming from Harvard University Press.

Dean of University Libraries Candidate

Thursday, March 3

4pm

Sadler Center, Tidewater A

Carrie Cooper, candidate for Dean of University Libraries, will hold an Open Forum.

Senior Class Life After DoG Street: Financial Foundations

Thursday, March 3

5:30pm

Alumni House, Leadership Hall

Online registration is available until 3/2/2011

New York City Alumni Ambassador Network

Thursday, March 3

6:30pm - 8:30pm

Midtown Center, 131 West 56th St (between 6th & 7th Ave), New York, NY

Reconnect with some of the best faculty in the world and meet prospective MBA and MAcc students.

Women's Volleyball: W&M vs Norfolk State

Thursday, March 3

7pm

Kaplan Arena

W&M Women's Volleyball vs. Norfolk State University in Kaplan Arena.

Computer Science Colloquium: Mark Gabel

Friday, March 4

8am

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 020

Inference of Programmer Intent and Related Defects from Software

Higher Education Admitted Students Day

Friday, March 4

9am - 4:30pm

School of Education, Matoaka Woods

A special event for newly admitted Higher Education Administration students.

All Together March Brown Bag Lunch

Friday, March 4

12pm

Williamsburg Baptist Church on Richmond Road

Dr. John Anderson will give an update on the Healthcare Bill and ramifications of repeal.

7th Annual Hans O. Tiefel Lecture in Religious Ethics

Friday, March 4

2pm - 2:50pm

Sadler Center, Chesapeake C

Professor G. Scott Davis, Lewis T. Booker Professor of Religion and Ethics at the University of Richmond, will speak on "Emergency Interrogation and the Question of Justice in War."

To Your Credit - W&M

Friday, March 4

2pm - 3pm

Sadler Center, James Room

This seminar is part of the Financial Friday series sponsored by SunTrust.

Baseball: W&M vs James Madison

Friday, March 4

4pm

Location not specified

W&M Baseball vs. James Madison University at Plumeri Park

Women's Tennis: W&M vs Virginia

Saturday, March 5

11am

McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center

W&M Tennis vs. University of Virginia at McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center

GMWDC Mount Vernon Estate Tour and Luncheon

Saturday, March 5

12:30pm

Mount Vernon Estate

One of the GMWDC's favorite events has returned! Join us for a tour of the Mount Vernon Estate along the banks of the Potomac, including a two-course luncheon at the Mount Vernon Inn.

Women's Lacrosse: W&M vs Boston

Saturday, March 5

1pm

Martin Family Stadium Albert-Daly Field

W&M Women's Lacrosse vs Boston University at Albert-Daly Field

New Tutor Orientation

Saturday, March 5

1pm - 5pm

School of Education, Room 1076

This four hour New Tutor Orientation is designed for tutors new to Literacy for Life.

Baseball: W&M vs James Madison

Saturday, March 5

2pm

Location not specified

W&M Baseball vs. James Madison University at Plumeri Park

Charlottesville-Highland Alumni Chapter - Mardi Gras Celebration

Saturday, March 5

6pm - 8pm

Charlottesville, VA

The Charlottesville-Highlands Alumni Chapter invites you to a Mardi Gras Celebration with Special Guest Wayne W. Boy, Director of Planning and Design at the College

Dancing with the Williamsburg Stars

Saturday, March 5

7pm

Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall

Dancing with the Williamsburg Stars is a collaborative fundraiser benefiting Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater Virginia Peninsula and Literacy for Life at the Rita Welsh Adult Learning Center.

Baseball: W&M vs James Madison

Sunday, March 6

1pm

Location not specified

W&M Baseball vs. James Madison University at Plumeri Park

Men's Gymnastics: W&M vs Navy

Sunday, March 6

2pm

Kaplan Arena

W&M Men's Gymnastics: W&M vs United States Naval Academy in Kaplan Arena

A Taste of Christopher Wren

Monday, March 7 - Friday, March 11

1:30pm - 4:30pm

Various locations

Special program for current CWA members to bring a guest.

Charleston Lowcountry Alumni Chapter - Spring Break Service Trip Welcome Event

Monday, March 7

6pm - 8:30pm

Isle of Palms, SC

The Charleston Lowcountry Alumni Chapter invites you to join us in welcoming W&M Spring Break Service Students Volunteering with Habitat for Humanity

16th Annual National Curriculum Network Conference

Wednesday, March 9 - Friday, March 11

School of Education

The Center for Gifted Education's National Curriculum Network Conference gives professionals from across the country the opportunity to share in discussions about curriculum, instruction, and assessment for high-ability and gifted learners.

CLCT: Advanced Court Technologist A/V Training Course

Wednesday, March 9 - Friday, March 11

8:15am - 3pm

Law School, Various classrooms

Sponsored by the Center for Legal and Court Technology. Registration fee. Visit the website for schedule.

Outlook 2010 Training

Wednesday, March 9

2pm - 4pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 311

This hands-on class will provide participants with a basic overview of Exchange Outlook email and calendar functions. Participants should have completed their migration to the Exchange Outlook product before attending a class.

Baseball: W&M vs Duke University

Wednesday, March 9

4pm

Location not specified

W&M Baseball vs. Duke University at Plumeri Park

Women's Gymnastics: W&M vs Towson

Wednesday, March 9

7pm

Kaplan Arena

W&M Women's Gymnastics: W&M vs Towson University in Kaplan Arena

AFS Tidewater Chapter Meeting

Thursday, March 10 - Saturday, March 12

9am - 11:59pm

VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium and Lobby

VIMS hosts the 25th annual meeting of the Tidewater Chapter of the American Fisheries Society.

Outlook Town Hall

Thursday, March 10

2pm - 3:30pm

Chancellors Hall (formerly Tyler Hall), Room 102

Outlook Town Hall offers a large group presentation of the features of using Outlook 2010 and OWA, with an opportunity for question and answer

Williamsburg Alumni Chapter - Tribe Thursday Happy Hour

Thursday, March 10

5pm - 7pm

The Green Leafe 4345 New Town Ave. Williamsburg, VA

Lower Peninsula Alumni Chapter - Tribe Thursday Happy Hour

Thursday, March 10

6pm - 8pm

Red Star Tavern - Oyster Point City Center 711 Lakefront Commons Newport News, VA

South Hampton Roads - Tribe Thursday

Thursday, March 10

6pm - 8pm

Bier Garden 434 High Street Portsmouth, VA

William & Mary Winter Series #8, L5

Friday, March 11 - Sunday, March 13

8am - 7pm

McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center

A USTA Sanctioned Level 5 Singles Tennis Tournament for junior players in the Mid-Atlantic Area. Events are Boys & Girls 16's, 14's & 12 & under.

Benefit Orientation

Friday, March 11

8:30am - 10am

Bell Hall, Training Room

The program overviews the Operational employee separation and inclement weather policies, holidays, leave benefits, VSDP, FMLA and BANNER Self-Service.

Women's Gymnastics: W&M vs Kentucky

Friday, March 11

7pm

Kaplan Arena

W&M Women's Gymnastics: W&M vs University of Kentucky in Kaplan Arena. Senior Night.

Senior Class Gift

Sunday, March 13 - Wednesday, March 23

9am - 11:55pm

William and Mary Campus

Seniors YOUR Senior Class Gift is sponsoring a $400 tab (1st place) and $200 tab (2nd place) for the Freshman Halls with the highest percent participation. Competition ends 3/23 @ midnight. Less than 1 week left!

Psychology Major Declaration Advising Weeks

Monday, March 14 - Friday, March 25

Integrated Science Center (ISC), 1st Floor Hallway

For students who have signed up with an advisor between 02/28 and 03/04.

Beyond Boobs! Inc.

Monday, March 14

11am - 12pm

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School), Brinkley Commons Room

Members from the non-profit organization will talk about breast cancer

Intramural Volleyball Sign-Ups

Monday, March 14 - Wednesday, March 16

12pm - 2pm

Sadler Center

Men's, Women's, and Co-Rec leagues are available.

Carter O. Lowance Presentation: James B. Comey, Jr.

Monday, March 14

12:50pm - 1:50pm

Law School, Room 124

James B. Comey, Jr., a 1982 graduate of the College, will speak on the topic of "Politics and the Justice Department." He will be honored during his visit as the Law School's 2011 Carter O. Lowance Fellow. Free. All are welcome.

Property Rights Project Distinguished Lecture: Professor Thomas W. Merrill, Columbia Law School

Monday, March 14

2pm - 3pm

Law School, Room 120

The inaugural Property Rights Project Distinguished Lecture titled "The Property Strategy" will be presented by Professor Thomas W. Merrill of Columbia Law School. Free. All are welcome.

Intramural Volleyball Sign-Ups

Monday, March 14 - Wednesday, March 16

3pm - 6pm

The Bee McLeod Recreation Center

Men's, Women's, and Co-Rec leagues are available.

Are the Oceans Shrinking? The Subduction Zone Water Cycle

Monday, March 14

4pm - 5pm

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 230

The geology department hosts Distinguished Lecturer, Dr. Terry Plank from Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory and Columbia University

AIA Lecture

Monday, March 14

4:30pm - 6pm

Andrews Hall, Room 101

Professor Jacques Perreault from the University of Montreal will speak on: "Argilos: A Greek Colony in Thracian Territory."

Public Film Screening: 14 March, "The Last Station" (2009, directed by Michael Hoffman)

Monday, March 14

7pm

James Blair Hall, Room 223

Please join us for a public screening. "The Last Station" (2009, directed by Michael Hoffman) http://www.sonyclassics.com/thelaststation/ Monday, March 14, 2011, 7 pm, Blair 223.

Executive in Residence Steve Smiley

Tuesday, March 15 - Wednesday, March 16

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School)

Smiley is the Managing Partner of Madison Lane Partners LLC.

SPAN Program Mentor Recruitment

Tuesday, March 15 - Friday, March 25

Center for Student Diversity

The Center for Student Diversity is now accepting applications for peer mentors in the Student Peer Advising Network for 2011-2012. The application form is online at {{https://forms.wm.edu/1861}}. Application deadline is March 25.

Diversity Workshop Facilitator Recruitment

Tuesday, March 15 - Friday, April 1

12:01am - 5pm

Center for Student Diversity

This is a volunteer position for rising sophomores, juniors or seniors to serve as facilitators of diversity workshops for new students during Extended Orientation in fall 2011. Application form online: {{https://forms.wm.edu/1878}} Deadline April 1

Outlook 2010 Training

Tuesday, March 15

9am - 11am

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 311

Employer Relations Brown Bag

Tuesday, March 15

12:30pm - 1:30pm

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School), Room 1005

Bring your lunch and receive updates from our employer relations team in these interactive sessions.

Women's Tennis: W&M vs Minnesota

Tuesday, March 15

3pm

Mackesy Tennis Center

W&M Tennis vs. University of Minnesota at Millie West Tennis Facility

Do you think you'd like to have an internationally-oriented career?

Tuesday, March 15

3pm - 5pm

Cohen Career Center, Conference Room

How to get started today.

Open Forum with Candidate for Dean of University Libraries

Tuesday, March 15

4pm - 5:30pm

Sadler Center, Tidewater B

Open Forum with Candidate for Dean of University Libraries, March 15, 4:00 p.m. Sadler Center, Tidewater B

K-12 Mock Interviews

Tuesday, March 15

4pm - 6pm

Cohen Career Center

Artist Talk by Margaret Bohls

Tuesday, March 15

5pm - 6pm

Andrews Hall

Margaret Bohls will give at talk about her work Tuesday 15 March at 5 PM in Andrews 207. Please join us.

Semester Study Abroad Information Session: La Plata

Tuesday, March 15

5pm - 6pm

Washington Hall, Room 315

An information session on W&M's semester and full-year programs in La Plata, Argentina, led by program director Silvia Tandeciarz.

Wake Forest School of Business Information Session

Tuesday, March 15

6:30pm - 7:30pm

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Rooms A&B

Baseball: W&M vs Richmond

Tuesday, March 15

7pm

Location not specified

W&M Baseball vs. University of Richmond at Plumeri Park

Pre-Law Panel

Tuesday, March 15

7pm - 8:30pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 334

Come and gain important insight about the law school experience, from admission to graduation.

College Orientation

Wednesday, March 16

8:30am - 12pm

Bell Hall, Training Room

This program completes your orientation to the College and provides you with an understanding of what makes working for the College unique!

American Studies Brown Bag

Wednesday, March 16

12pm - 1pm

Samuel E. Jones House, Room 5

All are welcome to attend Ph.D. candidate in American Studies Wendy Korwin's Brown Bag presentation on Wednesday March 16, 12-1 p.m., College Apartments Room 5.

Resume & Cover Letter Writing Workshop

Wednesday, March 16

12pm - 1pm

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room

Effective Interviewing Workshop

Wednesday, March 16

1pm - 2pm

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room

You'll be interviewing from time to time throughout your life - come learn how to do it well! Attending an interviewing workshop is one of the prerequisites to participating in on-campus interviews for jobs and internships.

Relaxation Session

Wednesday, March 16

1:15pm - 1:45pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 240

30-Minute Relaxation Session. No appointment necessary.

Human Resources Forms Training

Wednesday, March 16

1:30pm - 2:30pm

Bell Hall, Training Room

Learn how to view your departmental employee's information in Banner INB.

Networking & Social Media Strategies Workshop

Wednesday, March 16

2pm - 3pm

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room

Come to this workshop to learn how you can use social media to enhance your job or internship search. Strategies using LinkedIn.com, Twitter, and Career Center social media tools will be discussed.

Bloomberg Database Info Session

Wednesday, March 16

2pm - 4pm

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School), Financial Markets Room

Whether you've been working with Bloomberg for years or don't know what it is, this info session is for you!

Do you want to have an internationally-oriented career?

Wednesday, March 16

2pm - 4pm

Cohen Career Center, Conference room

Get started today!

Human Resources Discoverer Training

Wednesday, March 16

2:30pm - 3:30pm

Bell Hall, Training Room

HR Discoverer Training shows you how to request labor distribution reports via Discoverer on expenses paid to your employees and download these reports into excel.

Internship Search Strategies Workshop

Wednesday, March 16

3pm - 4pm

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room

"The Brazilian Economy After the Great Recession"

Wednesday, March 16

4:30pm

Washington Hall, Room 201

A talk by Aercio Cunha, a Brasilia-based economist and visiting Fulbright Scholar. See full description for an abstract of the talk.

LEAP Leadership Workshop - Bystander Effect

Wednesday, March 16

4:30pm - 5:30pm

Sadler Center, York Room

Step Up is a bystander intervention program designed to increase the ability to intervene in situations that threaten a person's safety or well-being.

Informational Meeting for Undeclared Majors

Wednesday, March 16

4:30pm - 6:30pm

Jones Hall, Room 302

Students interested in declaring a NSCI major may come to this informational meeting.

Alumni Relations Roundtable

Wednesday, March 16

5pm - 5:55pm

Sadler Center, Colony Room

Roundtable Discussion for Fraternity/Sorority Alumni Relations Chairs

Kaleidoscope View: A networking group for Multiracial Students at W&M

Wednesday, March 16

5:15pm

Blow Memorial Hall, 224 - 227

The Many Faces of Multiracial Identity

Peace Corps Information Session

Wednesday, March 16

6:30pm - 7:30pm

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room

Representatives from the Peace Corps will discuss their organization and their available positions.

Bill Strickland

Wednesday, March 16

7pm

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School), Brinkley Commons Room

Bill Strickland will talk about how he grew up in Pittsburgh's poorest neighborhood and went on to lead a successful business that gives kids a chance to succeed. Event is free and open to all.

Roommate Reception

Wednesday, March 16

7pm - 8pm

Landrum Hall, Basement Lounge

Looking for a roommate for Room Selection 2011? Give the roommate reception a try.

Chamber Winds Concert

Wednesday, March 16

8pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

Outlook 2010 Training

Thursday, March 17

9am - 11am

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 311

"Separation of Church and State"

Thursday, March 17

12pm - 1:30pm

Sadler Center, Chesapeake Ballroom

Dave Douglas, Dean & Arthur B. Hanson Professor, School of Law CWA Membership is required to attend this event.

Guest Conductor in Residence: Cliff Colnot

Thursday, March 17

2pm - 3:20pm

Ewell Hall, Room 151

Cliff Colnot {{http://cso.org/About/Performers/Performer.aspx?id=6610}} Principal Conductor of MusicNOW at the Chicago Symphony Orchestra & the Civic Orchestra of Chicago, will be in residence this Thursday afternoon.

Schmidt Lecture on Technology & Society

Thursday, March 17

3:30pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201

The Sociology Department announces its fourth annual Schmidt Lecture on Technology & Society.

Declaring a Govt Major: Information Session

Thursday, March 17

3:30pm - 4:30pm

Boswell Hall (formerly Morton Hall), Room 37

Session to provide information on the Government major, selecting an advisor, declaring a major, opportunities for Government majors

Guest Conductor in Residence: Cliff Colnot

Thursday, March 17

4pm - 6pm

Ewell Hall, Room 207

Cliff Colnot, Principal Conductor of MusicNOW at the Chicago Symphony Orchestra & the Civic Orchestra of Chicago, will be in residence this Thursday afternoon.

K-12 Mock Interviews

Thursday, March 17

4pm - 6pm

Cohen Career Center

Middle East Panel: Current Turmoil and Future Prospects

Thursday, March 17

4pm - 6:30pm

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School), Brinkley Commons Ballroom

Discussion and Q&A on the current situation in the Middle East, featuring scholars in the fields of government, economics, language, history, and religion.

Talk on Adolf Hitler and Art

Thursday, March 17

5pm

Washington Hall, Room 201

Artist Talk by Tina Gebhardt

Thursday, March 17

5pm - 6pm

Andrews Hall, Room 207

Ceramic artist Tina Gebhardt will give a talk about her work in Andrews 207 at 5 p.m. on Thursday 17 March. All are welcome to attend.

Art History Lecture

Thursday, March 17

5:15pm

Andrews Hall, Room 201

Professor Virginia Raguin from the College of the Holy Cross will present a lecture titled, Pilgrimage and Reliquaries in Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam. Funding provided by the Arts & Sciences Lectures Committee. Event is free and open to the public.

Lecture by Prof. Virginia Raguin, "Pilgrimage and Reliquaries in Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam"

Thursday, March 17

5:15pm

Andrews Hall, Room 201

Public lecture by Virginia C. Raguin (Professor of Art History at College of the Holy Cross) titled "Pilgrimage and Reliquaries in Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam."

The Hand of Rodin -- Rewinding the History of Western Art Lecture Series

Thursday, March 17

5:30pm

Andrews Hall, Room 101

Dr. John T. Spike, Distinguished Scholar in Residence, presents the second installation of his lecture series.

Don Watson Mixed Doubles Tournament

Thursday, March 17 - Sunday, March 20

6pm - 6pm

McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center

An Adult Mixed Doubles Tournament sponsored by the PTPA with Divisions dependent on combined NTRP Ratings with Consolation Rounds for 1st Match Losers. Divisions are Open/Championship, 9.0 & below, 8.0 & below and 7.0 & below. Play may start Thurs. night

Moonlight Paddle on Lake Matoaka

Thursday, March 17

8pm

Martha Wren Briggs Amphitheatre at Lake Matoaka

Join us on W&M's own Lake Matoaka for a truly unique experience!

Body Pump Initial Training

Friday, March 18 - Sunday, March 20

The Bee McLeod Recreation Center

Interested in becoming a certified Body Pump Instructor?

Choir Spring Tour

Friday, March 18 - Wednesday, March 23

To be announced

Locations and times to be announced.

Computer Science Colloquium: Raul Santelices

Friday, March 18

8am

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 020

Change-effects Analysis for Effective Testing and Validation of Evolving Software

College America Savings Plan @ VIMS

Friday, March 18

10am - 11am

VIMS - Watermen's Hall, Auditorium

This seminar is part of the Financial Friday series sponsored by SunTrust.

Communication Styles

Friday, March 18

10am - 11:30am

Bell Hall, Training Room

This course provides participants an opportunity to explore their own communication style while learning how to best work together across all communication styles.

An Introduction to Integrating Collaborative Writing Into College Teaching: A Round Table Discussion

Friday, March 18

12pm - 1pm

Washington Hall, Room 315

The first in a series of four Spring workshops for faculty. The first workshop offers an introduction into promising practices for integrating and facilitating collaborative writing assignments.

Sadler Center Employment Fair

Friday, March 18

12pm - 5pm

Sadler Center, Chesapeake A

Now accepting applications!

Geology Brown Bag

Friday, March 18

12:10pm

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 230

"Into the depths of hell: vertabrate microfossils from the late Cretaceous Hell Creek Formation" - Sean Moran

DNA Notification Project:Training for Volunteer Attorneys and Law Students

Friday, March 18

12:50pm - 1:50pm

Law School, Room 133

Training session offered by the Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project for attorneys and law students who wish to participate in the DNA Notification Project. VA MCLE credit available.

Declaring a Govt Major: Information Session

Friday, March 18

1pm - 1:50pm

Boswell Hall (formerly Morton Hall), Room 37

Session to provide information on the Government major, selecting an advisor, declaring a major, opportunities for Government majors

Chemistry Seminar

Friday, March 18

3pm

Integrated Science Center (ISC), Room 1127

Stereoselective Reactions of Oxocarbenium Ions: Conformational Analysis, Stereoelectronic Effects, and Reactivity

Mathematics Colloquium/CSUMS Lecture

Friday, March 18

3pm - 4pm

Jones Hall, Room 301

Speaker: Rika Hagihara, St. Mary's College of Maryland

Maury Seminar: Import and Export of Sediments on Two Contrasting Meso-Tidal Flats

Friday, March 18

3:30pm

VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium

Science lecture by professor Chuck Nittrouer of the University of Washington.

VIMS Seminar - Chuck Nittrouer - University of Washington: "Import and Export of Sediments"

Friday, March 18

3:30pm - 4:30pm

VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium

"Import and Export of Sediments on Two Contrasting Meso-Tidal Flats" Reception at 3:00 p.m. in the Watermen's Lobby, VIMS Seminar from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in McHugh Auditorium, VIMS Chuck Nittrouer Professor, University of Washington

Men's Track & Field: W&M Tribe Open

Friday, March 18

4pm

Zable Stadium at Cary Field

W&M Men's Track & Field Tribe Open at Zable Stadium

Physics Colloquium

Friday, March 18

4pm

150

Leonardo DeGiorgi, Eth, Zurich, Switzerland, will be our guest speaker. Title of Talk: Optical properties of correlated materials: the charge dynamics of iron-pnictide superconductors.

Dorothybelle Poli - Roanoke College, Salem, VA

Friday, March 18

4pm - 5pm

Chancellors Hall (formerly Tyler Hall), Room 102

Title: Evolution of physiological mechanisms: A case study for auxin

Minute to Win It - W&M Style

Friday, March 18

4pm - 6pm

Sadler Center, Lodge 1

Compete in challenges from the popular TV game show, Minute to Win It for awesome prizes!

Baseball: W&M vs George Mason

Friday, March 18

7pm

Location not specified

W&M Baseball vs. George Mason University at Plumeri Park

March Blockbuster: The Fighter

Friday, March 18 - Saturday, March 19

7pm - 11:59pm

Sadler Center, Commonwealth

Come out to AMP's last blockbuster of the year, "The Fighter" Starring Mark Wahlberg and Christian Bale. This film will be screened March 18th and 19th at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. in the Sadler Center, Commonwealth, $2.

Junoon: The Silk Road Sufi Rock Concert

Friday, March 18

8pm

Kimball Theatre, Duke of Gloucester Street, Williamsburg, Va.

World-renowned musician, founder of the band Junoon, and social activist, Salman Ahmad--"the Bono of South Asia"--leads his band in a free concert at the Kimball Theatre.

Oxfam Open Mic Night

Friday, March 18

8pm

Sadler Center, Lodge 1

Oxfam @ W&M is hosting an Open Mic Night to celebrate the 100th International Women's Day. Free entertainment! Free food from Dominos and Nawab! Raffle prizes include dinner for 8 with President Reveley and a serenade by Reveille.

AMP T.G.I.F.

Friday, March 18 - Saturday, March 19

9pm - 1am

Sadler Center, Tidewater

Come out for AMP's version of ABC's TGIF, featuring your favorite television shows like Buffy, Saved By The Bell, and Boy Meets World! Also, featuring: DVD raffles, Coloring, Root Beer Floats, Ice Cream, and Pizza!!!!

Spring into Action Day!

Saturday, March 19

All day

All over the Greater Williamsburg Metro Area!

Support our community partners and have fun with your friends

Women's Golf: W&M C&F Bank Invitational

Saturday, March 19

All day

Ford's Colony Golf Course

W&M Women's Golf C&F Bank Invitational at Ford's Colony

Symposium: From Slavery Toward Reconciliation; African Americans and the College

Saturday, March 19

9am - 4pm

Bruton Heights School, Colonial Williamsburg Educational Complex

This symposium will bring together students, faculty, staff, and community to discuss William & Mary's 300-year history with African Americans.

Day Hike at York River State Park

Saturday, March 19

10am

York River State Park

Come out with Outdoor Rec and experience the unique coastal estuary environment of York River State Park!

Saturday Scholars Program

Saturday, March 19

10am - 6:30pm

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School)

It's back to b-school for MBA Alumni. W&M faculty will update alumni on emerging topics of sustainability, global economy and crisis management.

Men's Track & Field: W&M Tribe Open

Saturday, March 19

11am - 6pm

Zable Stadium at Cary Field

W&M Men's Track & Field Tribe Open at Zable Stadium. For a complete schedule of events go to {{http://www.tribeathletics.com}}.

Women's Track & Field: W&M Tribe Open

Saturday, March 19

11am - 6pm

Zable Stadium at Cary Field

W&M Women's Track & Field Tribe Open at Zable Stadium. For a complete schedule of events go to {{http://www.tribeathletics.com}}.

Memorial Service for Lee Baska

Saturday, March 19

11:30am - 2pm

Wren Chapel

A memorial service for Lee Baska, the husband of Emeritus Professor Joyce VanTassel-Baska, will be held in Williamsburg on Saturday, March 19, in the Wren Chapel.

Men's Gymnastics: W&M vs Illinois-Chicago

Saturday, March 19

2pm

Kaplan Arena

W&M Men's Gymnastics: W&M vs University of Illinois-Chicago in Kaplan Arena

Baseball: W&M vs George Mason

Saturday, March 19

4pm

Location not specified

W&M Baseball vs. George Mason University at Plumeri Park

W&M Symphony Orchestra Special Performance in Northern Virginia

Saturday, March 19

4pm

Rachel M. Schlesinger Concert Hall, Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria Campus

Program: LISZT Piano Concerto No. 2 in A major, G.125. Featuring Maria Yefimova, piano. SHOSTAKOVICH Symphony No. 9 in E-flat major, op.70. Free Admission ($6 garage parking).

WMCans Student Film Festival 2011

Saturday, March 19

7pm

Kimball Theatre, Duke of Gloucester Street, Williamsburg, Va.

A screening of student-made short films from W&M and other universities. (Submissions accepted through March 16; see the festival website for guidelines.)

Ewell Concert Series, Eymen Gurtan and Ensemble

Saturday, March 19

8pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

Eymen Gurtan and Ensemble, Sufi and Classical Music of Istanbul. Co-sponsored by the Reves Center for International Studies. Workshops to be announced. Free admission.

Sufi and Classical Music of Istanbul

Saturday, March 19

8pm - 9:30pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

Eymen Gurtan and Denise Gill-Gurtan will perform on the ney (reed flute) and the kanun (trapezoidal zither). Free admission. Co-sponsored by Reves Center for International Studies.

Women's Golf: W&M C&F Bank Invitational

Sunday, March 20

All day

Ford's Colony Golf Course

W&M Women's Golf C&F Bank Invitational at Ford's Colony

Baseball: W&M vs George Mason

Sunday, March 20

1pm

Location not specified

W&M Baseball vs. George Mason University at Plumeri Park

W&M Jazz Combo

Sunday, March 20

2:30pm

Muscarelle Museum of Art

The Muscarelle Museum's Music in the Gallery series presents William & Mary's student jazz combo, under the direction of Woody Beckner.

Rachel Jones, Senior Recital

Sunday, March 20

4pm - 6pm

Williamsburg Presbyterian Church

Selections will include Prokofiev, Vivaldi, Piazzolla, and Griffes.

Men's Golf: W&M C&F Bank Intercollegiate

Monday, March 21

All day

Kingsmill Resort

W&M Men's Golf C&F Bank Intercollegiate at Kingsmill Resort

Mock Interviews

Monday, March 21 - Friday, March 25

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School), MCS Suite

Practice your interviewing skills by participating in a Mock Interview with an Executive Partner.

State Terrorism in Latin American Awareness Week

Monday, March 21 - Friday, March 25

Location not specified

Islam Awareness Week: Muslims in America

Monday, March 21 - Sunday, March 27

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 20

As emotions run high with recent events, such as the congressional hearings on Muslims, the political uprisings in the Middle East, and the continued "War on Terror", come learn the Muslim Perspective!

Fall 2011 Room Scheduling Lottery

Monday, March 21 - Friday, March 25

8am - 5pm

Campus Center, Room 209

Student Organizations wishing to reserve space on campus for the Fall 2011 semester are encouraged to participate in the Scheduling Lottery.

Outlook 2010 Training

Monday, March 21

2pm - 4pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 311

All is Fair in Art and War: Confiscation of Cultural Property during Times of Armed Conflict

Monday, March 21

5pm

Law School, Room 127

Careers in Science and Math Education

Monday, March 21

6pm - 7:30pm

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room

A panel of science and math teachers discuss their occupations and career paths, and answer student questions.

Lynchburg Area Event - William & Mary Concert Choir

Monday, March 21

7:30pm

Peakland United Methodist Church, 4434 Boonesboro Road in Lynchburg, VA

The Rev. Dr. Edwin Clever (WM '75) is pleased to announce that the William & Mary Concert Choir will be performing a free concert at Peakland United Methodist Church.

Men's Golf: W&M C&F Bank Intercollegiate

Tuesday, March 22

All day

Kingsmill Resort

W&M Men's Golf C&F Bank Intercollegiate at Kingsmill Resort

Gay? Fine By Me!

Tuesday, March 22 - Wednesday, March 23

11am - 11:55pm

Sadler Center, Tables

Get a FREE shirt to show your support for LGBTQ people and wear it Wednesday, 3/23 to make our campus a welcoming environment.

ELS Speaker Series: Hans von Spakovsky, former member, Federal Election Commission

Tuesday, March 22

12:50pm - 1:50am

Law School, Room 141

Mr. Spakovsky will be discussing pending litigation regarding section 5 of the VRA (Voting Rights Act) and discuss potential repercussions of future court decisions.

Faculty Assembly Meeting

Tuesday, March 22

3:30pm - 5pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Board Room

Faculty Assembly Agenda March 22, 2011 3:30 - 5:00 pm Board Room - Blow Hall

Men's Tennis: W&M vs Binghampton

Tuesday, March 22

4pm

Mackesy Tennis Center

W&M Men's Tennis vs Binghampton University at Millie West Tennis Facility

A Conversation with Top Consultant Don Lowman MBA '82

Tuesday, March 22

5pm

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School), James W. and Dana Brenner Brinkley Commons Room

Mr. Lowman is the former Managing Director of the Human Capital Group for Towers Watson, co-author of "Closing the Engagement Gap: How Great Companies Unlock Employee Potential for Superior Results."

What's lurking in the deep?

Tuesday, March 22

6pm

VIMS - Catlett-Burruss Research and Education Lab

Join Todd Clardy of VIMS as he explores the remarkable animals of the Norfolk Canyon, a cleft into the deep sea only 65 miles from the mouth of Chesapeake Bay. {{https://forms.wm.edu/form/view/1417/cdbb591d59011d4ecf208fa2d7191215,Register here.}}

Comedy, Tragedy, and Religion

Tuesday, March 22

7pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 334

A Talk and Discussion with Professor John Morreall

Media That Matters Film Festival

Tuesday, March 22

7pm - 9pm

Sadler Center, Commonwealth

Media That Matters Film Festival is the premiere showcase for short films on the most important topics of the day. AMP will be screening 12 short films from the 10th annual festival that took place in New York last summer. Free Admission!

With Babies and Banners: Story of the Women's Emergency Brigade

Tuesday, March 22

7:30pm - 9:30pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 331

Come See the Oscar Nominee for Best Documentary (1979), sponsored by Women's Studies in honor of Women's History Month. Dir. Lorraine Gray (45 minutes)

Wellness Workshop - Tips on Sleep and Studying

Tuesday, March 22

8pm - 9pm

The Bee McLeod Recreation Center, Conference Room

SHHO Presents: A Lecture w/ Malice of the Clipse

Tuesday, March 22

8pm - 10pm

Sadler Center, Tidewater B

Wind Symphony Spring Tour

Wednesday, March 23 - Sunday, March 27

Location not specified

The W&M Wind Symphony will be taking a tour from Wednesday, March 23-Sunday, March 27.

Intramural Tennis Singles Tournament Sign-Ups

Wednesday, March 23 - Wednesday, March 30

The Bee McLeod Recreation Center

Tournament play will be Monday, April 4 and Tuesday, April 5.

Intramural Tennis Doubles Tournament Sign-Ups

Wednesday, March 23 - Wednesday, April 6

The Bee McLeod Recreation Center

Tournament play will be Monday, April 11 and Tuesday, April 12.

Professionals & Professional Faculty Assembly meeting

Wednesday, March 23

8:15am - 10am

Blow Memorial Hall, Board of Visitors Board Room

Monthly PPFA meeting.

Outlook 2010 Training

Wednesday, March 23

9am - 11am

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 311

W&M Education Recruiting Day

Wednesday, March 23

9am - 4:30pm

School of Education

Career Fair for employment in Education. Open to teachers, school counselors, school psychologists, and administrators. All are welcome! No pre-registration! Just bring plenty of resumes and come prepared to interview.

Off-Campus Housing Fair

Wednesday, March 23

11am - 3pm

Sadler Center, Tidewater A

Property managers from around Williamsburg will be at the housing fair with information on their properties, leases and policies.

Women's Studies/Africana Studies Brown Bag

Wednesday, March 23

12pm - 1pm

Boswell Hall (formerly Morton Hall), Room 314

Dr. Christine Quinan (French, UC Berkeley) will give a talk entitled "Gender and Institutional Amnesia in the French-Algerian War." Light refreshments and drinks will be provided and everyone is welcome!

eVA Training Class

Wednesday, March 23

1pm - 3pm

Facilities Management Admin, lower level - Procurement conference room

Basic level class. Contact Lynnette Jenkins to register.

Relaxation Session

Wednesday, March 23

1:15pm - 1:45pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 240

30-Minute Relaxation Session. No appointment necessary.

Africana Studies Student Association meeting

Wednesday, March 23

2pm - 3pm

Boswell Hall (formerly Morton Hall), 301-A

Please join Africana faculty and students in the first Student Association meeting. Light refreshments will be served!

Your Constitutional Rights Under the 6th Amendment: Speedy Trial, Jury Trial, Confrontation

Wednesday, March 23

3:15pm - 5:30pm

Law School, Room 119

Women's Lacrosse: W&M vs Va. Tech

Wednesday, March 23

4pm

Martin Family Stadium Albert-Daly Field

W&M Women's Lacrosse vs Va. Tech at Albert-Daly Field

LEAP Leadership Workshop - Know Your Leadership Style!

Wednesday, March 23

4:30pm - 5:30pm

Sadler Center, York Room

Effective leaders know themselves AND know how to work with those who present different leadership styles.

Aeropostale Information Session

Wednesday, March 23

5pm - 6pm

Sadler Center, Tidewater B

Employer information session

Development Ambassadors Informational Meeting

Wednesday, March 23

6pm - 8:30pm

Cohen Career Center

Majors, Milk and Cookies

Wednesday, March 23

6:30pm - 8:30pm

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room

Join us for a cookie and discussion about the major (and minor!) declaration process, just for freshmen and sophomores.

Patrick Hayes Writers Series: Professor Frances Washburn

Wednesday, March 23

7pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201

Patrick Hayes Writers Series welcomes guest lecturer and novelist, Professor Frances Washburn

The Color Complex

Wednesday, March 23

7pm

Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium

An International Performance Arts Exchange (IPAX) presentation and fundraising event, directed by Jamar Jones and Alex McBath.

Greek Open Mic Night

Wednesday, March 23

7pm - 10pm

Sadler Center, Lodge 1

Love Music? Love Food? Love your Fellow Greeks? Well this event is for you!! Come enjoy great music, great food, and great people.

I.P.A.X. Presents THE COLOR COMPLEX

Wednesday, March 23

7:30pm - 9:30pm

Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium

Directors Alexander McBath and Jamar Jones invite you to step onto the canvas and experience a culture in their production of THE COLOR COMPLEX. Producers: Caroline Kim and Christina Tillery Free!!!

Fitness Instructor Auditions and Interviews

Thursday, March 24 - Friday, March 25

The Bee McLeod Recreation Center, Multipurpose Studio

Auditions will be Thursday, March 24th, 5:30PM-7:00PM. Interviews will be Friday, March 25th.

CBNERR - James City County Methodology/Protocol for Perennial Stream Identification

Thursday, March 24 - Friday, March 25

9:01am - 1:59pm

VIMS - Catlett-Burruss Research and Education Lab

This workshop, hosted and run by Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, will focus on recently developed methods for field identification of "water bodies with perennial flow in identified counties within Virginia's Coastal Plain."

Mindfulness Meditation

Thursday, March 24

11am - 11:45am

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 240

Learn to be in the present moment, reduce stress and anxiety, increase memory, and feel at peace.

FBI Info table

Thursday, March 24

11am - 1pm

Sadler Center, Tables

Law Grad Day

Thursday, March 24

11am - 4pm

Law School, Lobby

A day of graduation-related activities.

"Justice Brennan Liberal Champion"

Thursday, March 24

12pm - 1:30pm

Sadler Center, Chesapeake Ballroom

Steve Wermiel, Professor, American University CWA Membership is required to attend this event.

Religious and Spiritual Diversity and Pluralism: The Road Less Traveled

Thursday, March 24

12pm - 1:30pm

Sadler Center, Tidewater A

Blackstone Lecture: Professor Jason M. Solomon

Thursday, March 24

3:30pm - 4:30pm

Law School, Room 127

William & Mary Associate Professor of Law Jason M. Solomon will present the 2011 Blackstone Lecture on the topic of "Tort Law, Social Equality, and the Right to Recourse." Free and all are welcome. Reception to follow in the lobby.

"Trouble in Paradise"

Thursday, March 24

5pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201

Professor Valerie Smith, Woodrow Wilson Professor of Literature at Princeton University will give a lecture on the works of Toni Morrison entitled, "Trouble in Paradise." This event is free and open to the public. Reception will follow the lecture.

Artist's Talk, "Dual Identity: Finding a Voice in Your Art"

Thursday, March 24

5pm

Andrews Hall, Room 207

Shoji Satake will give a talk titled, "Dual Identity: Finding a Voice in Your Art." Shoji is a W&M alum, and is part of the upcoming ceramics show at the Andrews Gallery, "The Old Power Plant: 35 Years of Ceramics at William & Mary, An Alumni Exhibition."

Senior Class Life After DoG Street: Staying Connected

Thursday, March 24

5:30pm

Alumni House, Leadership Hall

Online registration is available until 3/23/2011

Flex MBA Information Session

Thursday, March 24

5:30pm - 6:30pm

William & Mary Peninsula Center

Learn more about how to earn an MBA without interrupting your career.

Global Connections

Thursday, March 24

5:30pm - 6:30pm

Blow Memorial Hall, 224-227

A place to meet other International students, learn about and share experiences while enjoying international snacks. Sponsored by the Reves Center and the Counseling Center. There is no need to reserve a spot! Just show up!

Kinsey Family Presentation: Where Art, History and Business Intersect

Thursday, March 24

5:30pm - 7pm

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School), Brinkley Commons Room

Bernard Kinsey formerly was a Vice President of Xerox and Chief Operating Officer and Co-Chairman of Rebuild Los Angeles.

Branch Out Alternative Breaks Reorientation

Thursday, March 24

6:30pm - 8:30pm

Sadler Center, Tidewater A&B

Story telling, issue discussions and dinner for all Branch Out participants from this year

Radicalization of Islam? An American Muslim Perspective - Alejandro Beutel

Thursday, March 24

7pm

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 20

As emotions run high with recent events, such as the congressional hearings on Muslims, the political uprisings in the Middle East, and the continued "War on Terror," come learn the Muslim Perspective.

Radicalization of Islam? An American Muslim Perspective-Alejandro Beutel

Thursday, March 24

7pm - 8:30pm

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 20

AMP & Muslim Students Association are bringing Alejandro Beutel, a recent Muslim convert. Alejandro J. Beutel is MPAC's Government Liaison. Alejandro has authored several academic papers, articles & reports on topics of Islam and international security.

LASU Movie Screening: Garage Olimpo

Thursday, March 24

7:30pm - 9:30pm

Chancellors Hall (formerly Tyler Hall), Room 102

Garage Olimpo tells the story of a young politically active Argentine woman who is kidnapped by the military during Argentina's Dirty War in the late 1970s. This films is being shown as a part of LASU's State Terrorism in Latin America Awareness Week.

An Evening of Dance

Thursday, March 24

8pm

Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall, Main Auditorium

Choreography by members of Orchesis dance company

Homebrew "Seasonal Spring Brew"

Thursday, March 24

8pm

Sadler Center, Lodge 1

Come out to another showcase of W&M talent at this week's Homebrew themed "Seasonal Spring Brew." Brought to you by Alma Mater Productions. Free admission!

International Week (I-Week) at W&M

Friday, March 25 - Friday, April 1

Location not specified

Love Your Body Week 2011

Friday, March 25 - Friday, April 1

Various locations

A week dedicated to raising awareness of eating disorders and body image issues at the College of William and Mary.

An Eye Witness Account: Doing Hi-Tech Business in Russia

Friday, March 25

3:30am

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School), Room 1088

As an executive of the United Technologies Corporation, Peter Barzach developed, implemented and managed the start-up of the first U.S. Manufacturing Joint Venture (JV) with a member company of the Russian Ministry of Defense in history.

EMBA Classroom Visit: Organizational Behavior

Friday, March 25

8:30am - 10am

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School)

Prospective Executive MBA Students have the opportunity to attend a real class session.

10th Annual Graduate Research Symposium

Friday, March 25 - Saturday, March 26

8:30am - 1:30pm

Sadler Center

The GRS encourages interdisciplinary exchange, bringing together students from the sciences and the humanities at William & Mary and other surrounding regional universities.

GEP Update

Friday, March 25

9am - 10am

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School), Room 1088

Come get an update on the status of the Global Enterprise Program. Especially relevant for 2nd Year International Students seeking full-time jobs with F1 Visas.

Business Careers in Healthcare

Friday, March 25

11am - 1:30pm

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room A&B

A series of interactive round table discussions with W&M alumni who hold various business careers within the healthcare industry.

Strategies for Single Author Peer Review & Using Google Documents to Facilitate Collaboration

Friday, March 25

12pm - 1pm

Washington Hall, Room 315

The second in a series of four Spring workshops for faculty. This second workshop offers strategies for facilitating single-author peer review. Additionally, we will explore potential ways Google Documents can support collaboration.

Presentation by the W&M Law Redistricting Team

Friday, March 25

1pm - 2pm

Law School, Room 120

The W&M Law School redistricting team will present their entries in the first Virginia Redistricting Competition. Free and all are welcome.

Chemistry Seminar

Friday, March 25

3pm

Integrated Science Center (ISC), Room 1127

New Materials from Bio-based Polymers: an Overview

Women's Tennis: W&M vs South Florida

Friday, March 25

3pm

Mackesy Tennis Center

W&M Women's Tennis vs University of South Florida at Millie West Tennis Facility

Climate change and impacts in the mid-Atlantic coastal region

Friday, March 25

3:30pm

VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium

Dr. Raymond Najjar of The Pennsylvania State University reviews the current understanding of climate change and its impacts on the mid-Atlantic coastal region.

Gavan McCormack, "The Prefecture that Says "No!" - Okinawa as Japan's Tahrir Square"

Friday, March 25

3:30pm - 5pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201

Professor Gavan McCormack will deliver the Art Matsu Lecture on Okinawa and the the civic democratic activism that has evolved in Okinawa out of the 14-year long resistance to US and Japanese attempts to build a new Marine base there.

Lecture: "Melodrama, Bombay Cinema, and the Politics of Exclusion"

Friday, March 25

4pm

Reves Center for International Studies, Reves Room

Scholar-in-Residence Dr. Karen Gabriel, a visiting professor from St. Stephen's College in India, will give a talk entitled "Melodrama, Bombay Cinema, and the Politics of Exclusion: The Case of Mother India / Bharat Mata."

Morgan Wilson - Hollins University, Roanoke, VA

Friday, March 25

4pm - 5pm

117

Seminar Title: The Avian Adrenocortical Response to Stress: modulation during breeding and migration

WMTV Spring Premiere Night

Friday, March 25

4pm - 8pm

Commons Dining Hall

WMTV premieres its Spring lineup on the TVs during dinnertime at the Caf!

Fridays @ 5

Friday, March 25

5pm

Sadler Center, Terrace

Come join AMP with a live musical performance on the Sadler Center Terrace to continue from March 25th through the end of the semester. Free admission.

An Evening of Dance

Friday, March 25

8pm

Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall, Main Auditorium

Choreography by members of Orchesis dance company

Rhythm on the Runway: BLSA's 4th Annual Fashion Show

Friday, March 25

9pm

Unity Hall

The Black Law Students Association will hosts its 4th Annual Fashion Show, co-sponsored by Alma Mater Productions (AMP), proceeds of which will benefit the Avalon Domestic Violence Center.

Late Nite Trivia: March Madness!

Friday, March 25 - Saturday, March 26

9pm - 1am

Sadler Center, Lodge 1

Grab your friends and come to Lodge 1 for a Late Nite classic game of Trivia Come check out: Free Late Nite mugs (with discounted drinks at Quizno's) Free Food! Awesome Prizes! (including the famous Late Nite t-shirts!) Free to play!

International Students Day

Saturday, March 26

12:30am - 2:30am

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room

An information session on finding jobs and internships for international students.

Ganbare Nippon! Japanese Community Yard Sale

Saturday, March 26

8am - 1pm

Yorktown, Picnic Pavilion in Coventry Subdivision

A bake and yard sale organized by Japanese women and families in the Yorktown area.

Building Homes and Opportunities with WM Branch Out Regional and Habitat for Humanity

Saturday, March 26

8am - 5pm

Habitat for Humanity - Sign up in Blow 326

Build affordable housing in partnership with people in need

Executive MBA Spouse and Partner Day

Saturday, March 26

8am - 5:45pm

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School)

Significant others of Executive MBA students experience life in the EMBA Program.

Climbing Overnight

Saturday, March 26 - Sunday, March 27

8am - 8pm

Hidden Rocks (Virginia)

Looking for an epic getaway? Come experience Hidden Rocks in beautiful western Virginia with the Outdoor Rec Program, for a weekend of camping and climbing.

A Civil War Tour

Saturday, March 26

8:30am - 5:30pm

Various locations

This CWA special event trip is fully subscribed.

William & Mary Junior 16 Smash Singles Tournament, L5

Saturday, March 26

9am - 7pm

McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center

A USTA Sanctioned One Day Singles Tournament for Boy's & Girl's 16 and under age division. Tournament format is Feed in Consolation. Register on line at usta.com, Tournament #302902911 or for more information call 757-221-7378

Campus Clean-Up Day

Saturday, March 26

10am - 1pm

Sadler Center, East Entrance

On Saturday, March 26th, the entire campus community is invited to participate in a campus trash/recycle clean up event. Students, staff and faculty are invited to participate in groups or as individuals.

GMWDC National Archives and Records Administration Civil War Exhibit Tour

Saturday, March 26

10:30am

National Archives and Records Administration 700 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, D.C.

Join John Powers '89, analyst in the Information Security Oversight Office, for a guided tour of the National Archives and Records Administration?s "Discovering the Civil War: Consequences? Exhibit before it closes on April 17.

Women's Field Hockey: W&M Multi-team Tournament

Saturday, March 26

11am - 4:30pm

Busch Field

W&M Field Hockey Multi-team Tournament at Busch Turf Field

W&M Undergraduate Philosophy Conference

Saturday, March 26 - Sunday, March 27

12pm - 3pm

James Blair Hall, Room 229

Men's Soccer: W&M Spring Game vs Georgetown

Saturday, March 26

1pm

Dillard Practice Fields

W&M Men's Soccer Spring Game vs Georgetown University at Dillard Field

Career Center Workshop: Using Study Abroad Experience

Saturday, March 26

1pm - 2pm

Cohen Career Center

A workshop offered by the Cohen Career Center.

Arc Carnival

Saturday, March 26

1pm - 4pm

Sunken Garden

Celebrate spring with the 12th Annual Arc Carnival!

Jake Nelson's Senior Recital

Saturday, March 26

2pm

Wren Building, Great Hall

Jake Nelson will be presenting a conducting lecture-recital which hopes to analyze the role of American sacred and spiritual music in both his own life and in the larger national religious landscape.

CANCELLED: All Together Celebration of Cultures

Saturday, March 26

6:30pm

School of Education, Matoaka Room

An evening of performances and cuisine from around the world. Tickets are $45.

Drag Ball

Saturday, March 26 - Sunday, March 27

7:30pm - 12am

Sadler Center, Tidewater A&B

Get your best dresses, suits, and/or t-shirts ready for Drag Ball 2011! Dance the night away with a DJ, student performances, and free food. Gender bending is encouraged but not required.

An Evening of Dance

Saturday, March 26

8pm

Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall, Main Auditorium

Choreography by members of Orchesis dance company

Comedian Donald Glover

Saturday, March 26

9pm - 10:30pm

Sadler Center, Chesapeake

AMP presents an evening with Donald Glover, one of America's biggest up and coming comedians. Known as the much adored Troy on NBC's "Community," catch him in the Sadler Center's Chesapeake Room on March 26 at 9:00 p.m. $6 w/ W&M ID, $15 public tickets.

Women's Tennis: W&M vs Brown

Sunday, March 27

11am

Mackesy Tennis Center

W&M Women's Tennis vs Brown University at Millie West Tennis Facility

Women's Lacrosse: W&M vs Penn State

Sunday, March 27

1pm

Martin Family Stadium Albert-Daly Field

W&M Women's Lacrosse vs Penn State University at Albert-Daly Field

Benefits Orientation

Monday, March 28

8:30am - 10am

Bell Hall, Training Room

The program overviews the Operational employee separation and inclement weather policies, holidays, leave benefits, VSDP, FMLA and BANNER Self-Service.

1,000 Cranes for $1,000

Monday, March 28 - Friday, April 1

11am - 7pm

Sadler Center, Terrace

Join our campaign to fold 1,000 origami paper cranes to support the victims of the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami. A fundraiser sponsored by the Japanese Cultural Association.

Study Abroad Fair: Asia Edition

Monday, March 28

12pm - 2pm

Reves Center for International Studies, Reves Room

Information session on study abroad programs in Asia.

Federalist Society Lecture Featuring Dr. Bruce Yandle

Monday, March 28

1pm - 1:45pm

Law School, Room 124

Dr. Bruce Yandle will give a lecture titled "Lost Trust: The Real Cause of the Financial Market Meltdown." Free. All are welcome. Lunch will be provided.

Geology Departmental Seminar

Monday, March 28

4pm

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 230

"Secrets buried in the mud - deciphering the biogeochemical stratigraphic record of landscape change on the continental margin of New Zealand," Dr. Lonnie Leithold, North Carolina State University"

Internship Clinics

Monday, March 28

4pm - 6pm

Cohen Career Center

Stop by the Cohen Career Center for help in finding internship opportunities.

Your Rights: With the Police

Monday, March 28

6pm - 7:30pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 333

Monday / 3-28 / 6 pm / Blow 333 / Your Rights: With the Police, featuring Rob Poggenklass, Esq., a public defender in Newport News and William and Mary Law Alum

TIAA CREF Counseling Meeting

Tuesday, March 29

9am - 4pm

Sadler Center, York Room

A TIAA CREF representative will be on campus to counsel William & Mary employees regarding benefits.

Outlook 2010 Training

Tuesday, March 29

2pm - 4pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 311

Lecture: "Strengthening Our Position as a Destination for International Students and Scholars

Tuesday, March 29

4pm

School of Education, Holly Room

Eduardo Ochoa, President Obama's Assistant Secretary of Education (in charge of Post-secondary Education) will give a talk on the position of the U.S. as a destination for international students and scholars.

Your Rights: In Student Conduct

Tuesday, March 29

5pm - 6:30pm

Sadler Center, Chesapeake B

Tuesday / 3-29 / 5 pm / SC Chesapeake B / Your Rights: In Student Conduct, featuring Student Conduct Council members

Kappasta

Tuesday, March 29

5pm - 8pm

Sorority Court

Kappa Kappa Gamma's annual all-you-can-eat spaghetti dinner is supporting the Lupus Foundation of America! Join Kappa sisters and friends on Tuesday, March 29, from 5-8 p.m. in Sorority Court.

Internship Clinics

Tuesday, March 29

6pm - 8pm

Cohen Career Center

Stop by the Cohen Career Center for help in finding internship opportunities.

Free CERT Training

Tuesday, March 29 - Saturday, April 16

6pm - 9pm

TBA

The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training program prepares citizens and communities to take a more active role in emergency preparedness.

CIA - National Clandestine Service Information Session

Tuesday, March 29

6:30pm - 7:30pm

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room

Roommate Reception

Tuesday, March 29

6:30pm - 7:30pm

DuPont Hall, Pit Lounge

Looking for a roommate for Room Selection 2011? Give the roommate reception a try.

Women's Lacrosse: W&M vs Navy

Tuesday, March 29

7pm

Martin Family Stadium Albert-Daly Field

W&M Women's Lacrosse vs United States Naval Academy at Albert-Daly Field

OIEAHC Colloquium

Tuesday, March 29

7pm - 11:59pm

Swem Library, Kellock Library Conference Room at the Institute, Swem Library, Ground Floor

Post-War Loyalist Hopes: "To Be Parts and Not Dependencies of the Empire" A Paper by Ruma Chopra of San Jose State University will be presented at 7 p.m. in the Kellock Library Conference Room at the Institute, Swem Library, Ground Floor

Intramural Beach Volleyball Sign-Ups

Wednesday, March 30 - Wednesday, April 6

The Bee McLeod Recreation Center

Men's, Women's, and Co-Rec leagues available.

Fidelity Investments Counseling Meeting

Wednesday, March 30

9am - 4pm

Sadler Center, James Room

A Fidelity representative will meet with William & Mary employees regarding available benefits.

"Hanging with Dr. Z"

Wednesday, March 30

12pm - 1:30pm

Sadler Center, Tidewater B

Join us for a brown bag discussion with Dr. Aziza Baccouche

GLBT Rights and Protections: The State of the Law in Virginia

Wednesday, March 30

12:50pm - 1:50pm

Law School, Room 127

Claire Guthrie Gastanaga, legislative counsel of Equality Virginia, will be speaking at the William and Mary School of Law at 12:50 p.m. on the topic "GLBT Rights and Protections: The State of the Law in Virginia."

Lunch with Lawyers: In-House Counsel Careers

Wednesday, March 30

12:50pm - 1:50pm

Law School, Room 141

The Virginia State Bar Corporate Counsel section will present a panel of in-house attorneys who will discuss their work in-house and their career paths. Lunch will be provided. Please RSVP through Symplicity.

Brown Bag Event: "Mono Lake, the Public Trust Doctrine, and Lessons for Negotiated Governance"

Wednesday, March 30

1pm - 2pm

Law School, Room 133

Prof. Erin Ryan will present the history leading up to litigation over the efforts of Los Angeles to secure water from a lake basin near Yosemite National Park, and will point out where more productive negotiation might have resolved the conflict sooner.

Relaxation Session

Wednesday, March 30

1:15pm - 1:45pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 240

30-Minute Relaxation Session. No appointment necessary.

LEAP Leadership Workshop - Purpose, Vision and Value

Wednesday, March 30

4:30pm - 5:30pm

Sadler Center, York Room

Leadership is not a matter of happenstance. Successful leaders lead on purpose!

Music in American Culture Series presents Bethany S. Goldberg

Wednesday, March 30

5pm - 6pm

Washington Hall, Room 302

Bethany S. Goldberg, Youngstown State University and Indiana University, will present a lecture entitled "The New York Academy of Music and the Construction of an American Musical Identity."

Speaker and dinner

Wednesday, March 30

5pm - 6:30pm

Boswell Hall (formerly Morton Hall), Room 20

Mr. Ori Nir, Journalist and spokesman for Americans for Peace Now: Barriers and Paths to Israeli-Palestinian Peace Wednesday, March 30th 5-6:30PM Morton Hall, Room 20

Your Rights: In the Honor System

Wednesday, March 30

5pm - 6:30pm

Sadler Center, Chesapeake B

Wednesday / 3-30 / 5 pm / SC Chesapeake B / Your Rights: In the Honor System, featuring Honor Council members

San Francisco Alumni Event - House of Air

Wednesday, March 30

6:45pm - 8pm

House of Air 926 Mason Street, San Francisco (in the Presidio)

We've got an event going on at the new House of Air! For those who don't know, it's a trampoline park in the Presidio that's a ton of fun.

Baseball: W&M vs Norfolk State

Wednesday, March 30

7pm

Location not specified

W&M Baseball vs. Norfolk State University at Plumeri Park

W&M Artist in Residence Rinde Eckert

Wednesday, March 30

8pm

Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium

An evening with Rinde Eckert: "An Idiot Divine"

Men's Track & Field: W&M Colonial Relays

Thursday, March 31

All day

Zable Stadium at Cary Field

W&M Men's Track & Field Colonial Relays at Zable Stadium. Complete schedule of events at {{http://www.tribeathletics.com}}.

Women's Track & Field: W&M Colonial Relays

Thursday, March 31

All day

Zable Stadium at Cary Field

W&M Women's Track & Field Colonial Relays at Zable Stadium. Complete schedule of events at {{http://www.tribeathletics.com}}.

Andrews Gallery Exhibition

Thursday, March 31 - Thursday, April 21

Andrews Hall, Andrews Gallery

"The Old Power Plant: Thirty-five Years of Ceramics at William and Mary," curated by Marlene Jack.

Mindfulness Meditation

Thursday, March 31

11am - 11:45am

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 240

Learn to be in the present moment, reduce stress and anxiety, increase memory, and feel at peace.

Free HIV Testing

Thursday, March 31

11am - 3pm

Sadler Center, Tidewater A

Free, confidential oral HIV testing. It takes only 30 minutes of your day to make sure you and your partners are safe. Know your status!

"The Williamsburg Community Action Plan on Aging: 2011 Update"

Thursday, March 31

12pm - 1:30pm

Sadler Center, Chesapeake Ballroom

Christine Jensen and Diane Hartley CWA Membership is required to attend this event.

International Law Guest Speaker: Ian Ralby '05

Thursday, March 31

12:50pm - 1:50pm

Law School, Room 141

Ian Ralby, a 2005 graduate of the Law School and a Ph.D candidate at the University of Cambridge, will give a presentation on "Exploring the Legal Twilight Surrounding the Transnational Operation of Private Military and Security Companies."

Exhibition of Student Theatrical/Multimedia Works with Rinde Eckert

Thursday, March 31

3:30pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

The exhibition is related to the course - MUSC 307/407

Muscarelle Lecture: the Wall, the photograph, and the Horrors of History

Thursday, March 31

5:30pm

Muscarelle Museum of Art

Alan Wallach, Ralph H. Wark Professor of Art & Art History presents: The Wall, The Photograph, and The Horrors of History in connection with Berlin Wall photography exhibition on display.

Blizzards and heat waves and floods, oh my!

Thursday, March 31

7pm

VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium

NASA climate scientist Bruce Wielicki explains the difference between weather and climate and how recent weather extremes fit within the broader context of global climate change. {{http://forms.wm.edu/1413/,Register}}.

Bill Nye the Science Guy

Thursday, March 31

7pm - 9pm

Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall

Bill Nye the Science Guy! Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill! You remember the iconic show from the '90s (and the catchy theme song), so take a short break from your experiments in the ISC and come on out to see the star himself. See Full Description for tix info.

February 2011

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April 2011

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27	28	1 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Psychology Advising Sign-Up Week Andrews Gallery Exhibition +17 more...	2 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary 5pm: Annual Business Plan Competition Psychology Advising Sign-Up Week +25 more...	3 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Annual Business Plan Competition Psychology Advising Sign-Up Week +18 more...	4 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Annual Business Plan Competition Psychology Advising Sign-Up Week +16 more...	5 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Annual Business Plan Competition Andrews Gallery Exhibition +16 more...
6 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Annual Business Plan Competition Andrews Gallery Exhibition +11 more...	7 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Annual Business Plan Competition 1:30pm: A Taste of Christopher Wren +11 more...	8 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Annual Business Plan Competition A Taste of Christopher Wren +10 more...	9 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Annual Business Plan Competition A Taste of Christopher Wren +15 more...	10 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Annual Business Plan Competition A Taste of Christopher Wren +17 more...	11 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Annual Business Plan Competition A Taste of Christopher Wren +16 more...	12 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Annual Business Plan Competition AFS Tidewater Chapter Meeting +11 more...
13 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Annual Business Plan Competition William & Mary Winter Series #8, L5 +11 more...	14 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Annual Business Plan Competition Senior Class Gift +19 more...	15 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Annual Business Plan Competition Senior Class Gift +27 more...	16 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Annual Business Plan Competition Senior Class Gift +36 more...	17 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Annual Business Plan Competition Senior Class Gift +28 more...	18 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Annual Business Plan Competition Senior Class Gift +37 more...	19 "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Annual Business Plan Competition Senior Class Gift +30 more...
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Psychology Advising Sign-Up Week

Monday, February 28 - Friday, March 4

Integrated Science Center (ISC), 1st Floor Hallway

Advising sign-up sheets will be posted on bulletin board in Psychology Dept., ISC, 1st Floor Hallway

Andrews Gallery Exhibition

Thursday, February 24 - Thursday, March 24

Andrews Hall, Andrews Gallery

The Small Sculpture Show. Exhibiting Artists: Jayson Lowery, Yvette Kaiser-Smith, John Richardson, and Jay Sullivan.

Title Pages: Department of Government

Wednesday, February 16 - Friday, September 30

Swem Library, Bright (Second Floor Rotunda) Gallery

The fifth in a series of library exhibits of W&M faculty publications has opened at Swem. "Title Pages: An Exhibit of Publications from Faculty in the Government Department" is on display in the Bright Gallery in the second floor rotunda.

GMAT Prep course

Tuesday, February 15 - Tuesday, March 22

6:30pm - 9:30pm

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School), Room 1005

This five-week, ten-class course prepares students for the computer adaptive version of the GMAT using a combination of lectures and assignments.

Walk Your Way to Fitness!

Monday, February 14 - Sunday, April 3

The Bee McLeod Recreation Center

Apply Now to Study International Business in Budapest!

Monday, January 31 - Friday, March 18

Budapest, Hungary

The Mason School of Business is excited to host our third study abroad program in Budapest, Hungary from May 24 -June 29, 2011.

Filipino-American Student Association 20th Anniversary

Tuesday, January 25 - Monday, April 25

Swem Library, Two flat cases in the Read & Relax area, First Floor

Founded on December 3, 1991, FASA--the Filipino-American Student Association at William & Mary is celebrating its 20th anniversary as a student organization in 2011.

Delta Sigma Theta 35th Anniversary

Tuesday, January 25 - Monday, April 25

Swem Library, Two flat cases in the Read & Relax area, First Floor

The Mu Upsilon Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. at the College of William & Mary was chartered on February 7, 1976. Members of Mu Upsilon will mark their 35th anniversary in 2011 during Charter Day weekend.

Unlocking the Diary

Friday, December 3 - Thursday, March 31

Swem Library, Third Floor Rotunda Gallery

For many people, diaries are the province of young girls, who pour out their secret sorrows and then lock them away from the prying eyes of friends and relatives. In this exhibit, we unlock the mystery of the diary, demonstrating their multiple forms.

Constructing Swem Library

Friday, October 1 - Saturday, April 30

Swem Library, Flat Case Near the Brown Board Room and Library Administration, Third Floor

Since opening, Swem Library has undergone several rounds of renovations and additions, continuing to meet the evolving demands of its public.

Virginia Bar Association - Interest Meeting

Wednesday, October 6 - Wednesday, October 6

1pm - 1:50pm

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Join the VBA on Wednesday, October 6th, to learn more about the VBA Law School Council, upcoming networking and interview prep events, as well as 1L and 2L opportunities to get involved.

Psychology Advising Sign-Up Week February 28 - March 4

Integrated Science Center (ISC), 1st Floor Hallway View Full Event

Andrews Gallery Exhibition February 24 - March 24

Andrews Hall, Andrews Gallery View Full Event

Title Pages: Department of Government February 16 - September 30

Swem Library, Bright (Second Floor Rotunda) Gallery View Full Event

GMAT Prep course February 15 - March 22

6:30pm - 9:30pm Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School), Room 1005 View Full Event

Walk Your Way to Fitness! February 14 - April 3

The Bee McLeod Recreation Center View Full Event

Apply Now to Study International Business in Budapest! January 31 - March 18

Budapest, Hungary View Full Event