Annual symposium created by W&M Sports and Entertainment Law Society that features various guest speakers from the sports and entertainment worlds to discuss interesting and timely topics. Free and all are welcome.

Diversity in the Workplace Breakfast

Friday, April 1

10:30am - 11:30am

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room

A networking opportunity focused on diversity issues in the workplace.

W&M Wikis

Friday, April 1

12pm - 1pm

Washington Hall, Room 315

The third in a series of four Spring workshops for faculty. The third workshop will showcase strategies for using W& M Wikis to support collaborative writing and community building.

International Law Guest Speaker: Chunlian Yang '09

Friday, April 1

12:50pm - 2pm

Law School, Room 133

Chunlian Yang, a 2009 graduate of the Law School, is an associate in the Washington, D.C., office of Alston and Bird. Ms. Yang works in the area of international transactional law and will share her perspectives on the field and her career path.

BLSA Symposium: Overcoming Obstacles to Education Achievement

Friday, April 1

2pm - 5pm

Law School, McGlothin Courtroom

The 2011 symposium sponsored by the Black Law Students Association. See full description for list of topics.

Chemistry Seminar

Friday, April 1

3pm

Integrated Science Center (ISC), Room 1127

"Unraveling the Mechanisms for Sensing and Regulating Intracellular Iron Via Fe-S Clusters"

Mathematics Colloquium/CSUMS Lecture

Friday, April 1

3pm - 4pm

Jones Hall, Room 301

Speaker: Joseph Bonin, George Washington University

Sources & Fate of Contaminants of Emerging Concern

Friday, April 1

3:30pm

VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium

Dr. Deborah Swackhamer of the University of Minnesota will explore contaminants of emerging concern. She is a well-known environmental chemist and winner of the 2009 SETAC Founder's Award.

Physics Colloquium

Friday, April 1

4pm

150

Steve Richardson, Los Alamos, will be our guest speaker. Title of Talk: Quasi-separatrix layers and reconnection diagnostics for line-tied tearing modes.

William R. Jacobs - Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY

Friday, April 1

4pm - 5pm

Andrews Hall, Room 101

Title: XDR TB- Survival of the fittest

International Week: Crossing Borders Film Screening

Friday, April 1

4pm - 6:30pm

Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium

The film is a cross-cultural tool that is designed to empower by supporting the development of intercultural empathy and critical thinking skills and initiating dialogue between different cultures.

Baseball: W&M vs. Hofstra

Friday, April 1

7pm

Location not specified

W&M Baseball vs. Hofstra University at Plumeri Park

New York Auction

Friday, April 1

7pm

The Loeb Boathouse Central Park, New York, NY

You are cordially invited to the William and Mary Alumni Association's New York Auction benefiting the William and Mary Alumni Association Alumni Leadership Fund.

Super Mash Bros at William and Mary!

Friday, April 1

7pm - 11pm

Sadler Center, Chesapeake

Make your way out Friday April 1 at SC-Chesapeake to see critically acclaimed mashup artist Super Mash Bros (the brainchild of 3 Los Angeles DJs: Nick Fenmore, Dick Fink, and Ethan Dawes). If you like(d) Girl Talk, you will love these fellas. $5 w/ W&M ID

W&M Middle Eastern Music Ensemble Spring Concert

Friday, April 1

8pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

The College of William and Mary Middle Eastern Music Ensemble will offer a Spring Concert featuring repertoire from Turkey and the Ottoman Empire, led by the 2010-2011 director, Denise Gill-Gurtan.

VSA Karaoke Night

Friday, April 1 - Saturday, April 2

10pm - 1am

Sadler Center, Tidewater B

VSA, in co-sponsorship with AMP Late Nite, is hosting Karaoke Night! Come for prizes, bubble tea, and most of all, fun!

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

Saturday, April 2

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

Saturday, April 2

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}}.

Changing Lives One Garden At A Time with Branch Out Regional and Lynchburg Grows

Saturday, April 2 - Sunday, April 3

Lynchburg, VA

Branch Out Regional alternative break!

Yogafit Level 1 Training

Saturday, April 2 - Sunday, April 3

8am - 6pm

The Bee McLeod Recreation Center, Group Fitness Studio

This informative workshop gives instructors the tools to create inspiring vinyasa yoga classes that are founded on flow yet grounded in the safety of exercise science.

Sea Kayak Overnight

Saturday, April 2 - Sunday, April 3

8am - 8pm

Easter Shore of Virginia

Join the Outdoor Recreation Program in exploring the eastern shore with this sea kayak and camping trip.

Ali's 5K Run/Walk

Saturday, April 2

9am - 12pm

Law School

The event benefits the William & Mary campus bone marrow drive and is in memory of Alison Ruth Kaplan. On-site registration and check-in at the Law School will begin at 9 am.

Internet Marketing Seminar

Saturday, April 2

9:45am - 12:30pm

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School)

Learn how to use the Internet to grow your company at this seminar presented by the MBAA. Free and open to the public.

Body Pump and Body Step New Releases!

Saturday, April 2 - Sunday, April 3

10:30am - 7:30pm

The Bee McLeod Recreation Center, Multipurpose Studio and Group Fitness Studio

Come try out the newest releases of Body Step and Body Pump, #83 and #77, team-taught by several of your favorite Instructors!

W&M Women's Tennis Kid's Day

Saturday, April 2

11am - 2pm

Mackesy Tennis Center

Saturday, April 2, at 11:00 a.m. at the Millie West outdoor tennis courts. Free kids on court clinic with games and prizes. Come watch some great tennis and meet the team.

Men's Soccer: W&M Spring Game

Saturday, April 2

1pm

Dillard Practice Field

W&M Men's Soccer Spring Game vs University of District of Columbia at Dillard Field

Gymnastics Club Flip Fest

Saturday, April 2

2pm - 5pm

Kaplan Arena, Gymnastics room

Want to learn how to do a flip? Gymnastics Club Team members will help YOU learn gymnastics.

Baseball: W&M vs. Hofstra

Saturday, April 2

4pm

Location not specified

W&M Baseball vs. Hofstra University at Plumeri Park

Strike Out ALS!

Saturday, April 2

4pm

Location not specified

Come out to support Tribe baseball vs. Hofstra and CKI's annual fundraiser for the A.L.S. Association!

Lip Syncing Competition

Saturday, April 2

7pm - 10pm

Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall

Co-organized by Syndicate, Alter-Ego, and Club Swag. Proceeds will go to the American Red Cross to assist the victims of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

Bouldering Day Trip

Sunday, April 3

8am

The Bee McLeod Recreation Center

Bouldering is all the fun of rock climbing without all the equipment.

Baseball: W&M vs. Hofstra

Sunday, April 3

1pm

Location not specified

W&M Baseball vs. Hofstra University at Plumeri Park

Oh How I Hate Commitments: A Law Journal Panel

Monday, April 4

1pm

Law School, Room 124

Outlook 2010 Training

Monday, April 4

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.

Fraternity/Sorority AND W&M Administrators Meet & Greet

Monday, April 4

4pm - 4:55pm

Sorority Court, Courtyard

Greek Community Reception with W&M Administrators

Careers in Math Panel

Monday, April 4

5:30pm - 7pm

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Rooms A&B

Want to connect your math major or minor to a career path? Hear from a panel of William and Mary math alumni, as well as employers who recruit for a math background.

Film Showing: "The Inner Circle" (1991)

Monday, April 4

7pm - 9pm

Washington Hall, Room 302

Monday April 4, 7 pm (Washington 302) (Part of the History of Russia (HIST378) class but all are welcome!

THINKING HATS & COLOURED TURBANS: Creativity Across Cultures

Tuesday, April 5

2pm - 3:20pm

Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall, Room 222

Award winning writer Dr. Kirpal Singh flies in from Singapore to read from his collection of works. There will be a Q&A. PBK 222, 2-3:20 p.m., Tuesday, April 5. This event is part of the Japan Recovery Initiative fundraising efforts.

Lecture on Self-Determination and Human Rights

Tuesday, April 5

3:30pm

James Blair Hall, Room 221

"Self-Determination, Human Rights, and the End of Empire in the 1970s" A Talk by Bradley Simpson, Princeton University

Selected Topics in Architecture Lecture Series: David Brashear

Tuesday, April 5

6pm

Muscarelle Museum of Art

The Laboratory Buildings of Louis Kahn: Representation and Function

Africana Studies Open House

Tuesday, April 5

6pm - 8pm

Boswell Hall (formerly Morton Hall), Room 342

Please join Africana Studies for the Spring Open House on Tuesday, April 5 in Morton 342. This is a chance to learn more about the program, the faculty and students involved. Open to everybody!

Javanese Gamelan Concert

Tuesday, April 5

7pm

Sadler Center, Tidewater A

Javanese Concert of Traditional and Contemporary Gamelan Music with the W&M Gamelan and special guest Joko Sutrisno. Free admission

Wellness Workshop: Myth Busting 101

Tuesday, April 5

8pm - 9pm

The Bee McLeod Recreation Center, Conference Room

Presented by Certified Fitness Instructor Resse Spencer

Outlook 2010 Training

Wednesday, April 6

9am - 11am

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 311

American Studies Brown Bag, "The Whore Next Door: WWII Propaganda and its Effect on Sexual Violence"

Wednesday, April 6

12pm - 1pm

Samuel E. Jones House, Room 5

Wednesday, April 6, 12-1pm, College Apartments Room 5. Ph.D. Candidate Michaele Smith will present "The Whore Next Door: WWII Propoganda and Its Effect on Sexual Violence in America."

Relaxation Session

Wednesday, April 6

1:15pm - 1:45pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 240

30-Minute Relaxation Session. No appointment necessary.

MSPS Proposal Presentations

Wednesday, April 6

4pm - 6pm

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room

Support your fellow students competing in a public service case study competition. Students are competing to receive a donation from Northwestern Mutual to be given on their behalf to a local nonprofit organization. Reception to follow.

Greek Awards & Recognition Ceremony

Wednesday, April 6

5pm - 5:55pm

Wren Building, Great Hall

Annual Greek Awards Ceremony

Haiti in the Aftermath of the Earthquake

Wednesday, April 6

5pm - 6:30pm

Washington Hall, Room 201

Robert Fatton will discuss Haiti in the wake of the 2010 earthquake.

Urban Teachers Info Session

Wednesday, April 6

7pm - 8pm

Sadler Center, Colony

AMP presents: PostSecret's Frank Warren

Wednesday, April 6

7pm - 9pm

Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium

Frank Warren is the sole founder of the PostSecret Project, a growing collection of half-a-million secrets, mailed to his home on homemade postcards. He'll be at W&M to talk about the secrets he has received, the site, and the story behind the project.

National Undergraduate Business Symposium

Thursday, April 7 - Friday, April 8

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School)

The Mason School of Business is honored to host the 2011 National Undergraduate Business Symposium (NUBS).

Post-Soviet Television: Global Formats and Russian Power

Thursday, April 7 - Saturday, April 9

Location not specified

The international symposium "Post-Soviet Television: Global Formats and Russian Power" aims to offer a survey and a critical, reflective assessment of new approaches to the study of television in post-Soviet Russia.

Mindfulness Meditation

Thursday, April 7

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.

"Current Issues in the Press"

Thursday, April 7

12pm - 1:30pm

Sadler Center, Chesapeake Ballroom

Ernie Gates CWA Membership is required to attend this event.

Now You're Hired, Don't Get Fired and Get a Jump on Your Fall Job Search

Thursday, April 7

1pm - 1:50pm

Law School, Room 119

Get tips on how to succeed in your summer job and be prepared for the fall job search. Please RSVP through Symplicity.

Job Search Clinic

Thursday, April 7

4pm - 6pm

Cohen Career Center

Still searching for a job? Stop by and talk to the Career Center Ambassadors to learn how to find a job.

Primerica Employer Info Session

Thursday, April 7

4:30pm - 5pm

Cohen Career Center, Conference room

California Dreamin': American Idol, Place, and the Apotheosis of the American Dream

Thursday, April 7

5pm - 6pm

Chancellors Hall (formerly Tyler Hall), Room 102

Dr. Katherine Meizel, Visiting Assistant Professor of Ethnomusicology at Oberlin Conservatory of Music, author of "Idolized: Music, Media, and Identity in American Idol", will present a lecture as part of the Music in American Culture Series.

Primerica Employer Info Session

Thursday, April 7

5:30pm - 6pm

Cohen Career Center, Conference room

Gamma Phire

Thursday, April 7

7pm - 10pm

Location not specified

Ewell Concert Series, Eugenia Zukerman, Flutist, with Milana Strezeva, Pianist

Thursday, April 7

8pm

Williamsburg Library Theatre

Ewell Concert Series, Eugenia Zukerman, Flutist with Milana Strezeva, Pianist. General admission $8, Students $5. Jointly sponsored by the Williamsburg Regional Library's Dewey Decibel Series PROGRAM: Music of the Romantic Era

Patrick Hayes Writers' Festival: Alexander McCall Smith

Thursday, April 7

8pm

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

Award-winning novelist Alexander McCall Smith will headline this spring's Patrick Hayes Writers' Festival

Investigating Deepwater Horizon oil spill impacts on fisheries resources

Friday, April 8

3:30am

VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium

Frank Hernandez, Research Senior Marine Scientist, Dauphin Island Sea Lab, explores the impacts of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill on the early life stages of fishes in the Gulf of Mexico.

Apply to be a May Break Site Leader or Participant!

Friday, April 8

12pm

New Orleans! (Apply by email)

From May 21 - 28, the inaugural group of 20 W&M students, alumni, faculty and staff will head to New Orleans to help with rebuilding and community development efforts.

Blackboard Workshop

Friday, April 8

12pm - 1pm

Washington Hall, Room 315

The final session in a series of four Spring workshops for faculty. This workshop will explore Blackboard tools that support group work and collaboration.

Geology Brown Bag

Friday, April 8

12:10pm

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 230

"Mighty morphin' morphometrics: exploring changes in venericardia throughout the early Cenozoic" -David Reed

ACSM cPT Workshop

Friday, April 8 - Sunday, April 10

1pm - 4pm

The Bee McLeod Recreation Center, Conference Room

A 3-day workshop for participants who are interested in attaining the ACSM Certified Personal TrainerSM credential.

Mathematics Colloquium/CSUMS Lecture

Friday, April 8

2pm - 3pm

Jones Hall, Room 301

Speaker: Rongsong Liu, University of Wyoming

Chemistry Seminar

Friday, April 8

3pm

Integrated Science Center (ISC), Room 1127

"The Past and Future of Biotechnology: Will FDA Make or Break an Industry?"

Fridays @ 5 Pre-show Treats!

Friday, April 8

3pm

Sadler Center, Terrace

AMP Interns are bringing some pre-show treats to the terrace right before Fridays @ 5! Come and enjoy FREE snow cones, cotton candy and popcorn!

Mathematics Colloquium/CSUMS Lecture

Friday, April 8

3pm - 4pm

Jones Hall, Room 301

Speaker: Jan Bouwe van den Berg, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam

Between Pop and Radical: Women's Lib, Media Culture, and Female Nude in Early-1970s Japan.

Friday, April 8

3:30pm - 5pm

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room

Professor Tomiko Yoda, of Harvard University, will present a lecture, Between Pop and Radical: Women's Lib, Media Culture, and Female Nude in Early-1970s Japan. The lecture will address the resonances between radical feminism ("man ribu" or "ribu").

Men's Tennis: W&M vs VCU

Friday, April 8

4pm

Mackesy Tennis Center

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

OCES Field Day!

Friday, April 8

4pm

Sunken Garden

Healthy Competition and OCES Love!

Physics Colloquium

Friday, April 8

4pm

150

Teresa Montaruli, University of Wisconsin, will be our guest speaker. Title of Talk: The Physics of Neutrino Telescopes and IceCube: Recent Results

CANCELLED- Will be rescheduled-Jeff Doyle - Cornell University

Friday, April 8

4pm - 5pm

117

Title: Polyploid Evolution in Legumes

Serialising National Cohesion: Channel 1's Shkola and the Problems of Post-Soviet Consensus Mngmt

Friday, April 8

5pm

Washington Hall, Room 201

Professor Stephen Hutchings (U of Manchester, UK), the leading scholar of Russian television, talks about the role of the medium in forging the Post-Soviet Russia.

2011 Pi Mu Epsilon Induction Ceremony

Friday, April 8

5pm - 6pm

James Blair Hall, Room 223

Main Speaker: Charles Johnson, College of William and Mary

Fridays @ 5

Friday, April 8

5pm - 11:59pm

Sadler Center, Terrace

Come join AMP and take advantage of this beautiful weather with a live musical performance on the Sadler Center Terrace! Free admission.

"Rough Draft" Film Premiere at the Kimball Theatre

Friday, April 8

5:30pm - 7pm

Kimball Theatre - Colonial Williamsburg

"Rough Draft" - an honors thesis film project written and directed by Caitlin Clements (Class of 2011). Created by an entirely W&M-based crew, the film will premiere at the Kimball Theatre on April 8. Tickets are free, and the event is open to the public.

W&M Relay for Life

Friday, April 8 - Saturday, April 9

7pm - 6:25am

Busch Field

April 8th-9th at Busch Field from 7pm to 6am!

The W&M Choir Cabaret

Friday, April 8

8pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

Annual cabaret event hosted by the W&M Choir. General admission $7, $5 for students.

W&M Early Music Ensemble, "Bach and Before"

Friday, April 8

8pm

Wren Chapel

Free admission.

Kinetic Album Release Concert

Friday, April 8 - Saturday, April 9

9pm - 12am

Sadler Center, Lodge 1

Come out to support the alum-student independent band, Kinetic, on the night of their debut album release! Band Members: Jeff DeMars, Sam Davis, Joe Palamara, Ryan Laney, Andy Principe

Women's Soccer: W&M Spring Game

Saturday, April 9

All day

Dillard Practice Field

W&M Women's Soccer Spring Alumni Game at Dillard Field

Surfing in Virginia Beach

Saturday, April 9

8:30am

Virginia Beach

Want to hang ten? If so this trip is for you. Learn to surf in Virginia Beach.

Yorktown Victory Run 8-Miler

Saturday, April 9

9am

Starts at Newport News Park, 13564 Jefferson Avenue

To benefit Kidz 'N Grief and sponsored by the MBA Association.

William & Mary QuickStart Tournament #1

Saturday, April 9

9am - 6pm

McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center

A USTA Sanctioned Novice & L5 one day tournament for Boy's & Girl's 10 & under players. The Tournament will feature QuickStart Format with low compression balls and shorter courts. Register on line at usta.com, Tournament #302983111.

Reshaping Community Through Art and Policy - VSC & WMT Symposium on August Wilson's Radio Golf

Saturday, April 9

10am - 3:30pm

Cohen Career Center, 1st Flr. Presentation Room

The depiction of community and urban renewal in Radio Golf is relevant to an ever-growing collection of communities across South Eastern Virginia.

Men's Soccer: W&M Spring Game

Saturday, April 9

1pm

Dillard Practice Field

W&M Men's Soccer Spring Alumni Game at Dillard Field

211: Anna

Saturday, April 9

5pm

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 20

Film documentary examining the life of Russian journalist and human rights activist Anna Politkovskaya and her role in post-Soviet media and politics.

Athletic Hall of Fame

Saturday, April 9

6:30pm - 10pm

Crowne Plaza Fort Magruder Hotel

Six former W&M players will be inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame. Dinner cost is $45 for adults/$15 for children.

"Mighty Uke" Documentary and Ukulele Concert

Saturday, April 9

7pm - 9pm

Sadler Center, Lodge 1

AMP Films and W&M Ukulele Club bring you "Mighty Uke," a documentary about the resurgence of the ukulele. After the documentary, the W&M Ukulele Club will perform in concert. We'll also be raffling off "Mighty Uke" DVDs and T-shirts and a few ukuleles!

Late-Nite Laser Tag

Saturday, April 9

9pm

Sunken Garden

Do you enjoy darkness, suspense and running around with friends? If so, grab your friends and play laser tag in the Sunken Garden courtesy of AMP Late Nite! Also featuring light refreshments!

Northern New Jeresey Alumni Chapter - Admitted Students Reception

Sunday, April 10

All day

TBD

San Diego Alumni Chapter - Coronation Day for Admitted Students

Sunday, April 10

All day

San Diego Yacht Club

Kayak Touring of Goodwin Island

Sunday, April 10

9am

Goodwin Island

Check out the beautiful York River as we make our way to Goodwin Island to explore the local wildlife.

AMP Picnic

Sunday, April 10

12:30pm - 3:30pm

Sunken Garden

Have you ever wondered how AMP plans and budgets for artists to come to campus? Come out to the Sunken Garden to learn more about how AMP is organized, how we use our budget, and enjoy snacks, spray paint T-shirts and even get an airbrush tattoo!

Baseball: W&M vs. Longwood

Sunday, April 10

1pm

Location not specified

W&M Baseball vs. Longwood University at Plumeri Park

Women's Lacrosse: W&M vs JMU

Sunday, April 10

1pm

Martin Family Stadium Albert-Daly Field

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

North Florida Alumni Chapter - Coronation Day Admitted Students Event

Sunday, April 10

1pm - 4pm

North Florida - TBD

Official welcome at 2:00PM

Botetourt Chamber Singers Spring Concert

Sunday, April 10

2pm

Wren Building, Great Hall

Free Admission.

An A Cappella Affair

Sunday, April 10

2:30pm

Muscarelle Museum of Art

The Muscarelle Museum's Music in the Gallery series presents two of William and Mary's popular a cappella groups, The Intonations and The Stairwells.

Rebecca Obniski, Senior Recital

Sunday, April 10

3pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

W&M Schola Cantorum, Choral Evensong

Sunday, April 10

5:30pm

Bruton Parish Church

The Schola presents a service of late-romantic settings by C.V. Stanford for Bruton's University Evensong at 5:30 p.m.

Sister Spit

Sunday, April 10

7pm - 9pm

Andrews Hall, Room 101

A queer literary multimedia explosion of taste-makers, novelists, fashion plates, painters, performance artists, poets and fancy scribblers.

Jerome Golden, Senior Composition Recital

Sunday, April 10

7:15pm

Sadler Center, Tidewater A

Coronation Day 2011

Monday, April 11

All day

On Campus and Off

On April 11, 2011, celebrate the rise to power of King William & Queen Mary at the same time the newly admitted students in the Class of 2015 are celebrating their admission to W&M.

Geopolitics Lecture

Monday, April 11

12pm

Boswell Hall (formerly Morton Hall), Room 220

Professor Jeremy Black of the University of Exeter (U.K.) will give a talk as part of the Geopolitics Lecture Series.

Federalist Society Lecture by Cleta Mitchell: The Citizens United Decision

Monday, April 11

1pm - 1:45pm

Law School, Room 124

A free lunch will be served. Come hear Cleta Mitchell speak on the Citizens United Decision, which held that under the First Amendment corporate funding of independent political broadcasts in elections cannot be limited.

Green & Gold Campus Photo for Coronation Day

Monday, April 11

2:30pm

Sunken Garden

Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to break out W&M sweatshirts, t-shirts, ties, hats ... whatever you've got that's green and gold. Show up in the Sunken Garden at 2:30PM for a campus photo of Tribe Pride in celebration of Coronation Day.

Lecture: "The European Grand Tour"

Monday, April 11

4pm

School of Education, Dogwood B

Professor Jeremy Black of the University of Exeter (U.K.) will give a talk on "The European Grand Tour."

Students in Performance: Department of Music Recital

Monday, April 11

7:30pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

Candlelight Vigil for Japan

Monday, April 11

8pm - 9:30pm

Wren Yard

A candlelight vigil to honor and support the victims of the earthquake and tsunami that hit northern Japan on its one month anniversary.

Benefits Orientation - Operational Employees

Tuesday, April 12

8:30am - 12pm

Bell Hall, Training Room

The program overviews the Operational employee separation and inclement weather policies, holidays, leave benefits, VSDP, FMLA and BANNER Self-Service. Also all health and life insurance options are reviewed, as well as retirement tools.

New Tutor Orientation

Tuesday, April 12

1pm - 5pm

School of Education, Room 1076

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

Outlook 2010 Training

Tuesday, April 12

2pm - 4pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 311

Benefit Orientation - Professional/Faculty Employees

Tuesday, April 12

2:30pm - 4:30pm

Bell Hall, Training Room

This program targets newly hired Professional/Professional Faculty and Instructional Faculty. All available benefits are explained and enrollment forms reviewed.

Baseball vs. WEST VIRGINIA - CANCELLED

Tuesday, April 12

7pm

WILLIAMSBURG

Mason Kick-Off Part Two!

Tuesday, April 12

7pm

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

An event welcoming newly-admitted Undergraduate Business students to the program.

Spring Awards Reception

Tuesday, April 12

7pm - 8:45pm

Sadler Center, Chesapeake Rooms

Annual reception to recognize student leaders from student life, academics, and the campus community.

New York City Alumni Chapter - Wine and Sushi Dinner

Tuesday, April 12

7:30pm

Location not specified

Alan Bukzin Memorial Bone Marrow Drive

Wednesday, April 13

All day

Sadler Center

W&M sponsors the largest campus bone marrow drive in the nation.

Van Safety Training

Wednesday, April 13

8am - 12pm

Location not specified

The W&M Police will offer Faculty/Staff Van Safety Training, per the Vehicle Use Policy.

Pathways to Teaching

Wednesday, April 13

12pm - 1pm

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room

This event is open to all undergrads considering teaching as a career path.

Outlook Town Hall

Wednesday, April 13

1pm - 2:30pm

Law School, Room 141

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

Relaxation Session

Wednesday, April 13

1:15pm - 1:45pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 240

30-Minute Relaxation Session. No appointment necessary.

Human Resources Forms Training

Wednesday, April 13

1:30pm - 2:30pm

Bell Hall, Training Room

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

Human Resources Discoverer Training

Wednesday, April 13

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.

Women's Tennis vs. VCU

Wednesday, April 13

3pm

Richmond, Va.

AMP Pinata and Paint Event!

Wednesday, April 13

4pm

Sunken Garden, Crim Dell Meadow

Want something to help you de-stress and have some fun- away from papers, tests, and homework? Come out to Crim Dell Meadow to finger paint, create Balloon-Dart masterpieces, and smash some pinatas with the AMP interns!

Career Fair Prep Clinic

Wednesday, April 13

5pm - 7pm

Cohen Career Center

Attending the Just In Time Career Fair on April 14th? Stop by to learn how to prepare!

Reves Hall Coffee Hour: The Bosnia Project

Wednesday, April 13

5:30pm - 7pm

Reves Center for International Studies, Reves Room

Students involved with the W&M Bosnia Project will speak about their experiences living and teaching in Bosnia & Herzegovina.

South Hampton Roads Alumni Chapter - CoronationDay Receptionfor Admitted Students

Wednesday, April 13

6pm

Location not specified

Toys United: The Supreme Court, Pixar, Disney, and the Conscience of a Corporation

Wednesday, April 13

6pm - 7:15pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 331

A lecture by Jerome Christensen, Professor of Humanities at UC, Irvine, on contemporary animation, intellectual property, and current ideas of corporate authorship.

Baseball vs. VMI

Wednesday, April 13

7pm

WILLIAMSBURG

Greater Atlanta - Coronation Day Dinner

Wednesday, April 13

7pm

Location not specified

Special Director's Preview of "Larga Distancia"

Wednesday, April 13

7pm

Williamsburg Regional Library

A Screening of Cuban Director Esteban Insausti's new film, "Larga Distancia"

Former Deputy High Representative to Bosnia & U.S. Ambassador for U.N. Management Reform

Thursday, April 14

9:30am - 10:45pm

Boswell Hall (formerly Morton Hall), Room 39

Don Hays, the former Deputy High Representative in Bosnia-Herzegovina & U.S. Ambassador for U.N. Management Reform will be speaking on International Intervention.

Mindfulness Meditation

Thursday, April 14

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.

"Behind the Curtain of Democracy"

Thursday, April 14

12pm - 1:30pm

Sadler Center, Chesapeake Ballroom

Nancy Rodrigues CWA Membership is required to attend this event.

Men's Gymnastics vs. NCAA Team Championships

Thursday, April 14

1pm

Columbus, Ohio

Just In Time Career Fair

Thursday, April 14

3pm - 6pm

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Rooms A&B

Are you about to graduate and still need a job? Or do you just need to develop experience over the summer? All Students Welcome, No Registration Required.

Former Deputy High Representative to Bosnia & U.S. Ambassador for U.N. Management Reform

Thursday, April 14

3:30pm - 4:45pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 332

Don Hays, the former Deputy High Representative in Bosnia-Herzegovina & U.S. Ambassador for U.N. Management Reform will be speaking on International Intervention.

AIA Lecture

Thursday, April 14

4:30pm

Andrews Hall, Room 101

Gregory Aldrette on ancient armor

Computer Science/CSUMS Lecture: David Crandall

Thursday, April 14

5pm

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 020

Reconstructing the World from Social Photo-sharing Websites

Williamsburg Alumni Chapter - Tribe Thursday Happy Hour

Thursday, April 14

5pm

Location not specified

"Whose 'Jane Eyre'?"

Thursday, April 14

5pm - 6:15pm

Chancellors Hall (formerly Tyler Hall), Room 301

This lecture by Karen Chase, Linden Kent Memorial Professor of English at the University of Virginia, will include a discussion of screen adaptations of Charlotte Bronte's iconic Victorian novel.

Flex MBA Information Session

Thursday, April 14

5:30pm - 6:30pm

William & Mary Peninsula Center

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

"Chill and Grill" with the Public Policy Club

Thursday, April 14

5:30pm - 8pm

Bryan Courtyard (by the Sadler Center and across from Zable Stadium)

All are welcome! Free Food and Refreshments!

Distinguished Speaker: Lani Hay on "Continuing Public Service as an Entrepreneur"

Thursday, April 14

6:30pm - 9:30pm

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

Lani Hay MBA '02 is Founder, President and CEO of Lanmark Technology (LMT). She was honored as one of the Fortune magazine's Most Powerful Women Entrepreneurs 2009.

Air Hockey Tournament

Thursday, April 14

7pm

Sadler Center, Games Area

Sign up at the Sadler Center games desk to participate. Show your friends once and for all who the air hockey champion really is.

Homebrew

Thursday, April 14

8pm

Sadler Center, Lodge 1

Come out to Lodge 1 as AMP brings you some local campus talent for the evening. Lineup includes: Mac Meador and Jordan Scott (8 p.m.) Ed Innace w/ Clelia and Tom (9 p.m.) John Houghton (10 p.m.)

W&M Schola Cantorum, Candlelight Concert

Thursday, April 14

8pm

Bruton Parish Episcopal Church

Come join the Schola for an expansive program of renaissance and 20th-century composition.

Men's Track and Field vs. Mt. SAC Relays

Thursday, April 14

8:30pm

Walnut, Calif.

SEAC Secondhand Sale - FREE for all!

Friday, April 15 - Saturday, April 23

12am - 4pm

Sunken Garden

To promote reduction, reuse, and recycling, SEAC will be holding a yard sale with a twist - everything is FREE!

SEAC Secondhand Sale Collection

Friday, April 15 - Friday, April 22

Donation boxes located in all residence halls

Donate unwanted items for the free yard sale sponsored by SEAC at the Earth Day celebration.

2011 Law Alumni Weekend

Friday, April 15 - Saturday, April 16

9am - 11:59pm

Various locations

Reunion is an opportunity to relive favorite memories, renew friendships and reconnect with Professors and Administrators.

Mastering Investment Fundamentals @ VIMS

Friday, April 15

10am - 11am

VIMS - Watermen's Hall, Classroom C

Provides a basic investing primer on how to get started with investments.

1st Annual VIMS Benefits Fair

Friday, April 15

11am - 2pm

VIMS - Chesapeake Bay Hall

Benefits Fair to inform employees of the various benefits offered.

Women's Track and Field vs. Mt. SAC Relays

Friday, April 15

12pm

Walnut, Calif.

Educational Nonprofit Career Panel

Friday, April 15

12pm - 1pm

Sadler Center, York Room

Interested in going into education but not interested in teaching? Learn about opportunities to support education through nonprofits.

Geology Brown Bag

Friday, April 15

12:10pm

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 230

"Filmmaking and Science: Negotiating the Communication Gap" - Jes Therkelsen, Post Doctoral Teaching Filmmaker-in-Residence, Environmental Science and Policy Program

Men's Track and Field vs. Mt. SAC Relays

Friday, April 15

12:50pm

Walnut, Calif.

Chemistry Seminar

Friday, April 15

3pm

Integrated Science Center (ISC), Room 1127

"Keeping Cool Under Pressure: Quantum Monte Carlo Studies of Compressed Solid Hydrogen and Helium at T = 0 K"

Cissy Patterson Lecture/CSUMS Lecture

Friday, April 15

3pm - 4pm

Jones Hall, Room 301

Speaker: Philip Maini, Oxford University, UK

VSA Bubble Tea Sale

Friday, April 15

3pm - 6pm

Crim Dell Ampitheater

Buy Bubble Tea to support VSA and our philanthropy this year, Blue Dragon Children's Foundation.

Victor Mair - "The Bronze Age and Early Iron Age Background of the Silk Road"

Friday, April 15

3:30pm

Washington Hall, Room 201

Professor Victor Mair will present a lecture titled "The Bronze Age and Early Iron Age Background of the Silk Road"

Physics Colloquium

Friday, April 15

4pm

150

Michael S. Fuhrer, University of Maryland at College Park, will be out guest speaker. Title of talk: Graphene: Scratching the Surface

John Marzluff - University of Washington, Seattle

Friday, April 15

4pm - 5pm

Andrews Hall, Room 101

Title: Crows and People, A Co-evolutionary Tale

Fridays @ 5

Friday, April 15

5pm

Sadler Center, Terrace

Come join AMP and take advantage of this beautiful weather with a live musical performance on the Sadler Center Terrace! Free admission.

Grimaces of the Departing World: Suicide and Culture in NEP Russia

Friday, April 15

5pm

Washington Hall, Room 201

Professor Kenneth Pinnow (Allegheny College, Pa.)

Young Guarde Weekend 2011

Friday, April 15

5:30pm

Location not specified

Baseball vs. UNC Wilmington

Friday, April 15

6pm

Wilmington, N.C.

Men's Tennis vs. OLD DOMINION *

Friday, April 15

6:30pm

WILLIAMSBURG (MWTF)

Women's Tennis vs. OLD DOMINION

Friday, April 15

6:30pm

WILLIAMSBURG (MWTF)

Men's Gymnastics vs. NCAA Team Championships

Friday, April 15

7pm

Columbus, Ohio

Women's Lacrosse vs. HOFSTRA

Friday, April 15

7pm

WILLIAMSBURG

LiVE 3rd Annual aWEARness Fashion Show: Multiple Sclerosis

Friday, April 15

7:30pm - 9:30pm

Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium

FASHION, DANCE, and COMMUNITY SERVICE combine for the 3rd Annual LiVE aWEARness Fashion Show!!!! This year LiVE is supporting the National Multiple Sclerosis Society with ALL the proceeds from this event! Event is ONLY $5 and will support a great cause.

Dance Minors Concert

Friday, April 15

8pm

Adair Hall, Dance Studio

Original choreography by students completing a Dance minor or Interdisciplinary Studies major

Charles Heyer, Senior Composition Recital

Friday, April 15

8:30pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

Charles Heyer will be debuting several original pieces for his senior project as a music major.

Night at Aromas

Friday, April 15

9pm - 11:30pm

Aromas

This is the 11th year for the Jamestown-Ludwell campus-wide event. An event for W&M students at Aromas coffee shop. Pick 1 dessert or drink on us. *Must present your W&M ID and the event goes until the tab runs out for the event.

King and Queen Ball

Friday, April 15 - Saturday, April 16

9pm - 1am

Sunken Garden

Annual student end of the year celebration.

Field Hockey vs. Alumni Weekend and Scrimmage Day

Saturday, April 16

All day

Williamsburg

Men's Track and Field vs. Kent Taylor-Joe Hilton Invitational

Saturday, April 16

All day

Chapel Hill, N.C.

Triangle Alumni Chapter - North Carolina Science Museum

Saturday, April 16

All day

Location not specified

Women's Track and Field vs. Kent Taylor-Joe Hilton Invitational

Saturday, April 16

All day

Chapel Hill, N.C.

Body Step Initial Training

Saturday, April 16 - Sunday, April 17

8am - 5pm

The Bee McLeod Recreation Center, Group Fitness Center

Train to become a Certified BODYSTEP Instructor!

Caving Overnight

Saturday, April 16 - Sunday, April 17

8am - 8pm

Glade Cave

Did you miss the climbing trip? Well you can still participate in caving.

Day for Admitted Students 2011

Saturday, April 16

8:30am - 4pm

Throughout Campus

The day all of newly admitted freshmen and their families are invited to campus

The Annual Masters of Business Charity Golf Tournament

Saturday, April 16

10:30am

Williamsburg National Golf Course

The Annual Masters of Business Charity Golf Tournament to benefit the Kidz' N Grief charity in Newport News, sponsored by the MBA Association.

Tri Delta's Annual Delta Blues Carnival

Saturday, April 16

11am - 2pm

Location not specified

Tri Delta presents our annual Delta Blues Carnival on Saturday, April 16, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on YATES FIELD! Featuring: dunk tank, bungee run, bounce house, volleyball, corn hole and MORE!

W&M Quarterback Club To Sponsor Community Shred-it Event

Saturday, April 16

11am - 2pm

Zable Stadium at Cary Field

Community sponsored event for the public to bring personal/business papers to be securely shredded. (Three bags/boxes free.)

Free Rides to Jamestown Beach Courtesy of Alma Mater Productions!

Saturday, April 16

11:50am - 4pm

Sadler Center, Terrace

AMP will be providing free rides for students to Jamestown Beach starting from 12pm to 4pm! {{https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AkB8V1RqJvIDdDEwMUJvcUYwVVpWVnhvU0RReTR0U3c&hl=en&authkey=CPy0ncAE, Sign up!}}

Mathematics Day for Admitted Students

Saturday, April 16

12pm - 2pm

Jones Hall, Room 131

You and your family are invited to join us for a Mathematics Open House.

Football vs. Green and Gold Scrimmage

Saturday, April 16

1:30pm

Williamsburg, Va.

Emily Cunningham, Senior Violin Recital

Saturday, April 16

3pm

Wren Chapel

Violin recital will begin in the Wren Chapel and then continue in the Ewell Recital Hall.

Baseball vs. UNC Wilmington

Saturday, April 16

4pm

Wilmington, N.C.

Lecture by Professor David L. Holmes

Saturday, April 16

4pm - 5pm

Washington Hall, Room 201

"Behind the Altars of Camelot: The Religion of John F. and Jacqueline Kennedy."

Men's Gymnastics vs. NCAA Individual Championships

Saturday, April 16

7pm

Columbus, Ohio

Dance Minors Concert

Saturday, April 16

8pm

Adair Hall, Dance Studio

Original choreography by students completing a Dance minor or Interdisciplinary Studies major

Daniel Dziuban, Senior Recital

Saturday, April 16

8pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

Jazz Guitar and Composition Senior Recital

Women's Chorus Candlelight Concert, Williamsburg Presbyterian Church

Saturday, April 16

8pm

Williamsburg Presbyterian Church

PLEASE NOTE VENUE CHANGE! Free will offering.

Field Hockey vs. Youth League Play Day

Sunday, April 17

All day

Williamsburg

Surfing in Virginia Beach

Sunday, April 17

8:30am

Virginia Beach

Missed out on surfing the first time? Well here's your chance!

Women's Lacrosse vs. DREXEL

Sunday, April 17

1pm

WILLIAMSBURG

Intonations Final Concert

Sunday, April 17

1pm - 2pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

Baseball vs. UNC Wilmington

Sunday, April 17

2pm

Wilmington, N.C.

Gamma Phi Beta and Sigma Alpha Epsilon Easter Egg Hunt

Sunday, April 17

3pm - 5pm

Sunken Garden

It's time once again for the annual Easter Egg Hunt for faculty/staff children and Williamsburg area kids!

Ian Arthur, Senior Recital

Sunday, April 17

4pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

Interested in Joining Sorority Life?

Sunday, April 17

5pm - 5:45pm

Sadler Center, York Room

Information session for women interested in learning more about the W&M sorority community's fall formal recruitment

Kevin Norris, Senior Recital

Sunday, April 17

8pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

Senior percussion recital

W&M Jazz Ensemble Concert, Kimball Theatre

Sunday, April 17

8pm

Kimball Theatre

Featuring Broadway and Movie Music

Book Discussion: The Nature Principle by Richard Louv

Monday, April 18

12pm - 1pm

Swem Library, TBD

Join us at Swem for a lunchtime discussion of The Nature Principle. Space is limited, so you must RSVP to Karen Berquist for this event. This event is part of Earth Week 2011.

Informational Chats with Eliot Norman

Monday, April 18

12:30pm - 2:30pm

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School), MCS Conference Room

Students will have the opportunity to sign up for an informational meeting with immigration attorney, Eliot Norman, of Williams Mullen to find out more about working in the U.S. after graduation.

Computer Science Lecture: Radu Stoleru

Monday, April 18

1:30pm

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 139

Towards Energy Efficiency in Resource Constrained Wireless Networks for Extreme Environments

Service Day in the Campus Gardens

Monday, April 18

5pm - 7pm

Sadler Center, Terrace

Take a break from class and get dirty in the campus gardens! Meet at the Sadler Center Terrace at 5 p.m. This event is part of Earth Week 2011.

Takami Peemoeller, Senior Recital

Monday, April 18

8pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

A lecture recital on the violin in different music cultures, focusing both on how it changed and how it has remained the same.

TIAA_CREF Counseling Sessions

Tuesday, April 19

9am - 4pm

Sadler Center, York Room

Student Sustainability Poster Display

Tuesday, April 19 - Saturday, April 23

9am - 7pm

Sadler Center, Lobby

Learn about student-led sustainability projects and research on campus. This event is part of Earth Week 2011.

ING-457 Deferred Compensation

Tuesday, April 19

12:30pm - 3:30pm

VIMS - Andrews Hall, Room 423

An ING representative will meet with William & Mary employees regarding available benefits.

Andrews Fellow Forum

Tuesday, April 19

4pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201

Please join Congressman Robert J. Wittman, the 2011 Hunter B. Andrews Fellow in American Politics, for a campus forum.

"We Love Our Seniors" Appreciation Dinner

Tuesday, April 19

5pm - 9pm

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

Join us for the Senior Appreciation Dinner. Reserve your place today!

Discovery Lab - Aquaculture

Tuesday, April 19

6pm

VIMS - Catlett-Burruss Research and Education Lab

Join VIMS scientist Dan Sennett as he explores the amazing world of aquaculture. {{http://forms.wm.edu/1728/,Register}}.

PIPS Reception

Tuesday, April 19

6:30pm - 8:30pm

Choate Room at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Undergraduate fellows from the Project on International Peace and Security present their research at a reception at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Student Research Reception in D.C.

Tuesday, April 19

6:30pm - 8:30pm

W&M Washington Office

An evening of presentations on National Security-related research projects by students in W&M's Undergraduate Think Tank Tuesday, April 19 6:30-8:30 p.m. The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Building 1779 Massachusetts Ave Washington DC

Baseball vs. LIBERTY

Tuesday, April 19

7pm

WILLIAMSBURG

Upward and Onward: A Career Building Experience

Tuesday, April 19

7pm

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room

An interactive workshop with hands-on career building activities for your resume, job & internship search, networking and interviewing strategies! Laptops are encouraged. Pizza will be served!

Screening of "Metropolis" (restored version)

Tuesday, April 19

7:30pm - 9:45pm

Washington Hall, Room 201

1927 science fiction movie directed by Fritz Lang

Moonlight Paddle on Lake Matoaka

Tuesday, April 19

8pm

Martha Wren Briggs Amphitheatre at Lake Matoaka

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

Ciclovida Documentary Screening and Discussion

Tuesday, April 19

8pm - 10pm

Andrews Hall, Room 101

Come spend an evening learning about sustainable agriculture and related issues with the Brazilian farmer movement known as Ciclovida. The documentary is powered by bicycles and audience participation! This event is part of Earth Week 2011.

York River Research Symposium

Wednesday, April 20

8am - 5pm

VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium

The Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve at VIMS will host a research symposium to help increase understanding of the York River watershed and riverine system.

College Orientation

Wednesday, April 20

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!

Outlook 2010 Training

Wednesday, April 20

9am - 11am

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 311

Volunteering Makes a World of Difference...All it Takes is YOU

Wednesday, April 20

9am - 1:30pm

8910-E Pocahontas Trail, Williamsburg, VA 23185

Join the Forum in giving back to the community by serving as a volunteer at Grove Christian Outreach Center on Bread Day (Wednesday, April 20, 2011 at 9 a.m.).

Women's Studies/Africana Studies Brown Bag

Wednesday, April 20

12pm - 1pm

Boswell Hall (formerly Morton Hall), Room 314

Denise R. Gill-Gurtan (Ph.D. in Feminist Studies and Music in Santa Barbara, drgillgurtan@wm.edu), "Melancholy, Gender Subjectivities, and the Spiritual Labors of Turkish Classical Music Practices."

George Wythe Society: James Hixon, J.D. '79, M.L.T. '80

Wednesday, April 20

12:50pm - 1:50pm

Law School, Room 124

Mr. Hixon is Executive Vice President of Law and Corporate Relations at Norfolk Southern Corporation. He received both his J.D. (1979) and his Master's of Law in Taxation (1980) from William & Mary.

Biofuels, Agrofuels, Farmers and Climate Change workshop

Wednesday, April 20

1pm - 2pm

Sadler Center, Chesapeake C

Brazilian farmers from Ciclovida will lead a workshop about biofuels and climate change. This event is part of Earth Week 2011.

Relaxation Session

Wednesday, April 20

1:15pm - 1:45pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 240

30-Minute Relaxation Session. No appointment necessary.

Order of Omega Induction Ceremony

Wednesday, April 20

5pm - 5:45pm

Wren Building, Grammar School Room

Induction Ceremony for the Spring 2011 Order of Omega New Members

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

Wednesday, April 20

5:15pm

Blow Memorial Hall, 224 - 227

Celebrating the Lovings and the Legalization of Interracial Marriage

Gibbs Accounting Society - Second Annual Spring Panel

Wednesday, April 20

6:30pm - 8pm

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

The Wayne F. Gibbs Accounting Society is sponsoring a panel of experts in a variety of accounting related career fields.

The True Cost of Coal presentation by The Beehive Collective

Wednesday, April 20

6:30pm - 8pm

Andrews Hall, Room 101

The Beehive Collective will be presenting their newest mural, titled "The True Cost of Coal," which displays the economic and environmental injustices at play in Appalachian communities as a result of mountaintop removal coal mining practices.

Performance Art Ensemble Performance

Wednesday, April 20

8pm

Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium

This performance will be open to William and Mary community members only (those with W&M IDs)

Sam Osimitz, Senior Recital

Wednesday, April 20

8:15pm

Williamsburg Presbyterian Church

Senior piano recital

Earth Day Concert

Thursday, April 21

All day

Sadler Center, Lodge 1

FREE concert in Lodge 1. Come out and learn about organizations on campus that are dedicated to improving the world around us.

Men's Tennis vs. CAA Championship

Thursday, April 21

All day

Norfolk, Va.

Women's Tennis vs. CAA Championship

Thursday, April 21

All day

Norfolk, Va.

2011 Benjamin Rush Medal: J. Craig Venter, Ph.D.

Thursday, April 21

1am - 1:30am

Law School, Room 120

The Law School's Benjamin Rush Scholars will present the 2011 Benjamin Rush Medal to J. Craig Venter, Ph.D. The event is free and open to the public.

"Studying Religion: Prepare to be Surprised"

Thursday, April 21

12pm - 1:30pm

Sadler Center, Chesapeake Ballroom

John Morreall CWA Membership is required to attend this event.

Visiting Artist Kristina Wong: Master Class

Thursday, April 21

2pm - 3:20pm

Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall, Room 222

2 - 3:20 pm @ PBK 222 Master Class: Asian Pacific American History in Theatre & Film ALSO: 8-10pm @ PBK Lab Theatre Performance & Lecture: Asian Pacific American Women & Mental Health Accepting donations for Japan Recovery Initiative

Bellini Colloquium: Vlad Dima

Thursday, April 21

4pm

Washington Hall, Room 315

Sound Moves: Sonic Space in French and Senegalese Cinemas This presentation explores the ways in which sound creates a new sense of spatiality in the films of Jean-Luc Godard and Djibril-Diop Mambety.

Artists Talk

Thursday, April 21

4:30pm

Andrews Hall, Andrews Gallery

Ceramist J.J. McCracken will give a short talk about her work during the closing reception of "The Old Power Plant: 35 Years of Ceramics at William & Mary," curated by Marlene Jack. See more works by {{http://jjmccracken.com/McCracken, McCracken}}.

Reception: The Old Power Plant: 35 Years of Ceramics at William & Mary

Thursday, April 21

4:30pm - 6pm

Andrews Hall, Andrews Gallery

An Invitational Alumni Exhibition featuring work by ceramic artists who studied under Marlene Jack. The exhibition is in honor of Professor Jack's retirement this year.

FLUX String Quartet

Thursday, April 21

5pm

Sadler Center, Chesapeake Room A

The FLUX String Quartet, William & Mary's Artist-in-Residence for 2010-11, will close out its academic-year concerts by performing Morton Feldman's six-hour-long test of endurance and style, the String Quartet #2.

The Arab world revolutions and uprising: from the personal to the political

Thursday, April 21

5pm - 7pm

Chancellors Hall (formerly Tyler Hall), Room 102

Round table discussion of recent uprisings and revolutions in the Arab world from the perspective of citizens of the countries involved.

Caravaggio's Late Paintings -- Rewinding the History of Western Art Lecture Series

Thursday, April 21

5:30pm

Andrews Hall, Room 101

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

Greater Richmond Alumni Chapter - 3rd Thursday Happy Hour

Thursday, April 21

6pm

Location not specified

Mason International Night

Thursday, April 21

6pm - 8:30pm

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

Join the International Students Association in celebrating culture and diversity in the MBA program.

Opera Workshop Performance

Thursday, April 21

8pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

The Rover

Thursday, April 21

8pm

Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall, Mainstage

It's carnival time in 17th-century Naples, where our English cavaliers skirmish with Italian courtesans and Spanish ladies. But everything is topsy-turvy when love becomes dangerous and sex is but a masquerade.

Sustainability at W&M Documentary Screening and Open Forum

Thursday, April 21

8pm - 9pm

Swem Library, Read and Relax Area

Watch a documentary about sustainability at W&M and then participate in a forum about the future of sustainability with President Reveley and others. This event is part of Earth Week 2011.

Night of Queer Expression

Thursday, April 21

8pm - 10pm

Andrews Hall, Room 101

Student performances to express their sexualities and identities

Visiting Artist Kristina Wong: Performance & Lecture

Thursday, April 21

8pm - 10pm

Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall, Lab Theatre

8-10pm @ PBK Lab Theatre Performance & Lecture: Asian Pacific American Women & Mental Health ALSO: 2 - 3:20 pm @ PBK 222 Master Class: Asian Pacific American History in Theatre & Film Accepting donations for Japan Recovery Initiative

Sing For Japan

Thursday, April 21

8pm - 10:30pm

Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium

A benefit concert featuring 10 campus a cappella groups.

Men's Golf vs. Day One at CAA Championship

Friday, April 22

All day

Pinehurst, N.C.

Men's Tennis vs. CAA Championship

Friday, April 22

All day

Norfolk, Va.

Women's Golf vs. Day One at CAA Championship

Friday, April 22

All day

Pinehurst, N.C.

Men's Tennis vs. at Old Dominion

Friday, April 22

8:30am

Norfolk, Va.

Hazardous and Electronic Waste Collection Day

Friday, April 22

10am - 1pm

Kaplan Arena, W&M Hall Parking Lot

Dispose of chemicals, broken and old electronics and more in an environmentally safe manner. This event is part of Earth Week 2011.

Women's Tennis vs. Quarterfinals

Friday, April 22

11am

Norfolk, Va.

Ben Holman---Honors Thesis Defense

Friday, April 22

11am - 12pm

Wren Building, Room 301

Title: Topological Characterization of Extinction in a Coupled Ricker Patch Model

Geology Brown Bag

Friday, April 22

12:10pm

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 230

Geology Alum Panel

Georgia Pfeiffer---Honors Thesis Defense

Friday, April 22

2pm - 3pm

Jones Hall, Room 131

Title: Basins of attraction in stage structured populations

Computer Science Colloquium: Jason Lawrence

Friday, April 22

3pm

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 020

From Measurement to Fabrication: Data-Driven Representations of Material Appearance for Graphics and Vision

Mathematics Colloquium/CSUMS Lecture

Friday, April 22

3pm - 4pm

Jones Hall, Room 301

Speaker: Nick Loehr, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Perspectives on the Silk Road from Central Asia and India

Friday, April 22

3:30pm

Washington Hall, Room 201

Lecture presented by Professor Xinru Liu

Physics Colloquium

Friday, April 22

4pm

150

Wolfgang Lorenzon will be out guest speaker. Title of his talk - Shedding Light on Dark Energy: The Dark Energy Survey.

Judith Yanowitz - Magee-Womens Research Institute, Pittsburgh, PA

Friday, April 22

4pm - 5pm

117

Title: Making A Break for It: Chromatin and Crossover Control

Retirement Reception for Professor Abdul-Karim Rafeq

Friday, April 22

4pm - 5:30pm

Wren Building, Great Hall

A retirement reception in honor of Professor Abdul-Karim Rafeq on April 22.

Fridays @ 5 Featuring Secret Mountain

Friday, April 22

5pm

Sadler Center, Terrace

Come join AMP and take advantage of this beautiful weather with a live musical performance on the Sadler Center Terrace! Free admission. Featuring: Secret Mountain

Distinguished Lecture Series, Department of Art and Art History

Friday, April 22

5pm - 6:30pm

Muscarelle Museum of Art

Professor Charles W. Haxthausen from Williams College will speak on, "The Cathedral of Cinema: Fritz Lang's Metropolis." Muscarelle Museum of Art, 5:00 - 6:30 p.m.

William & Mary Junior Spring Championships, L5

Friday, April 22 - Sunday, April 24

5:30pm - 7pm

McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center

A USTA Sanctioned Level 5 Singles & Doubles Tournament for junior players. Divisions are Boy's and Girl's 18's, 16's, 14's and 12's and under. Register on line at usta.com, Tournament #302982011 or call 757-221-7378 for more information.

Baseball vs. VCU

Friday, April 22

7pm

WILLIAMSBURG

Women's Lacrosse vs. Delaware

Friday, April 22

7pm

Newark, Del.

Screening of Fresh: The Movie

Friday, April 22

7pm - 9pm

Washington Hall, Room 201

Fresh: The Movie discusses the challenges to creating a sustainable food system in a positive manner. This event is part of Earth Week 2011.

David Thomas, Senior French Horn Recital

Friday, April 22

8pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

A French Horn Senior Recital by David Thomas.

The Rover

Friday, April 22

8pm

Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall, Mainstage

A Dance of Chance: Formal and Casino Night

Friday, April 22

9pm - 1am

Tazewell Hall (Randolph Complex)

Get ready to whirl away the night and chance your luck...all for a good cause! ASC presents a formal dance and casino night with all proceeds donated to Heal Japan.

Late Nite Trivia

Friday, April 22

9pm

Sadler Center, Lodge 1

Grab your friends and come to Lodge 1 for a Late Nite classic game of Trivia Free to play and prizes to win!

Men's Golf vs. Day Two at CAA Championship

Saturday, April 23

All day

Pinehurst, N.C.

Men's Track and Field vs. JMU Invitational

Saturday, April 23

All day

Harrisonburg, Va.

Women's Golf vs. Day Two at CAA Championship

Saturday, April 23

All day

Pinehurst, N.C.

Women's Track and Field vs. JMU Invitational

Saturday, April 23

All day

Harrisonburg, Va.

EMBA Experience Day

Saturday, April 23

8:30am - 1pm

Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School)

Experience the Mason School of Business Executive MBA Program first hand.

Boats and Burgers

Saturday, April 23

10am - 4am

First Colony Marina

William and Mary Sailing Team's semester fundraiser. Faculty, students, and staff pay $10 for 1 or $15 for 2 to have Tribe Sailing members take them sailing on the James River! Food will be provided.

GMWDC Earth Day Activity

Saturday, April 23

10am

Location not specified

Women's Tennis vs. vs. UNC Wilmington

Saturday, April 23

10am

Norfolk, Va.

Earth Day Celebration

Saturday, April 23

11am - 4pm

Sunken Garden, Crim Dell Meadow

Celebrate the end of Earth Week 2011 in style!

Homebrewaroo!

Saturday, April 23

11:30am - 4pm

Sunken Garden, Crim Dell Meadow

Celebrate Earth Day with AMP and SEAC. Featuring a reading of the Lorax by President Reveley with musical performances by Austin Powell, David Adley, and Thelonious Funk, followed by a performance by Alumni band Rock River Gypsies.

Men's Tennis vs. vs. VCU

Saturday, April 23

1pm

Norfolk, Va.

The Rover

Saturday, April 23

2pm

Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall, Mainstage

Baseball vs. VCU

Saturday, April 23

4pm

WILLIAMSBURG

Richard Rolfes, Senior Recital

Saturday, April 23

4pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

A combination vocal performance and composition recital.

Nicholas Ingraham, Senior Recital

Saturday, April 23

8pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

Simon Sun's Senior Piano & Composition Recital

Saturday, April 23

8pm

Williamsburg Presbyterian Church

Reception to follow.

The Rover

Saturday, April 23

8pm

Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall, Mainstage

Men's Golf vs. Day Three at CAA Championship

Sunday, April 24

All day

Pinehurst, N.C.

Women's Golf vs. Day Three at CAA Championship

Sunday, April 24

All day

Pinehurst, N.C.

Women's Tennis vs. vs. Georgia State

Sunday, April 24

10am

Norfolk, Va.

Baseball vs. VCU

Sunday, April 24

1pm

WILLIAMSBURG

Men's Tennis vs. Championship

Sunday, April 24

1pm

Norfolk, Va.

Women's Lacrosse vs. Towson

Sunday, April 24

1pm

Towson, Md.

Zachary Aravich, Senior Recital

Sunday, April 24

7pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

Chase Albert--Honors Thesis Defense

Monday, April 25

2:30pm - 3:30pm

Jones Hall, Room 131

Title: Factoring Banded Permutations and Bounds on the Density of Vertex Identifying Codes on the Innite Snub Hexagonal Grid

Film Showing: "The Trotsky" (2009)

Monday, April 25

7pm

James Blair Hall, Room 223

Part of Professor Corney's History of Russia class, but all are welcome!

Composers' Concert

Monday, April 25

8pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

Benefits Orientation - Operational Employees

Tuesday, April 26

8:30am - 12pm

Bell Hall, Training Room

Employer Relations Semester Wrap Up Q&A

Tuesday, April 26

12:30pm - 1:30pm

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

Come get the last word from our Employer Relations team before the semester comes to a close in this open Q&A forum.

Benefit Orientation - Professional/Faculty Employees

Tuesday, April 26

2:30pm - 4:30pm

Bell Hall, Training Room

This program targets newly hired Professional/Professional Faculty and Instructional Faculty. All available benefits are explained and enrollment forms reviewed.

Indonesian Gamelan Concert

Tuesday, April 26

5pm - 7pm

Sunken Garden

The William and Mary Music Department proudly presents Indonesian Gamelan in the Sunken Garden.

IPAX presents T.M. Krishna: Evening of Classical Indian Music

Tuesday, April 26

7pm - 8:40pm

Sadler Center, Commonwealth

One of India's most renowned musical artists in the Carnatic tradition flies in to the College of William and Mary for a concert raising funds for the Japan Recovery Initiative. $5 donation for students, $10 donation for general public.

Greek Study Break

Tuesday, April 26

7pm - 9pm

Swem Library, Boutetort Gallery

Snacks in Swem provided by Panhellenic and IFC

Allen Blehl, Organ and Harpsichord Recital

Tuesday, April 26

8pm

Bruton Parish Church

W&M Wind Symphony Spring Concert

Tuesday, April 26

8pm

Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall

Tickets $8 general/ $3 student with ID

Forum - Better Living Through the Arts

Wednesday, April 27

8:30am - 3:30pm

Williamsburg Library Theatre

{{http://www.wm.edu/sites/cwa/documents/EventFlyers/ForumFlyer.pdf, CLICK HERE}} for REGISTRATION FORM Panel discussions with experts in the visual, literary and performing arts, and with scientific and civic leaders.

Chelsea Jenkins' Honors Defense

Wednesday, April 27

12pm - 1pm

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 230

Dating Deformation: Thermochronology and Chemical and Mineralogical Changes in the Blue Ridge Basement Complex, Virginia

Matt Peppe--Honors Thesis Defense

Wednesday, April 27

1pm - 2pm

Jones Hall, Room 131

Title: Persistent Activity in Assortative Networks of Integrate and Fire Neurons

eVA Training Class

Wednesday, April 27

1pm - 3pm

Facilities Management Admin, lower level - Procurement conference room

Basic level class. Contact Lynnette Jenkins to register.

Relaxation Session

Wednesday, April 27

1:15pm - 1:45pm

Blow Memorial Hall, Room 240

30-Minute Relaxation Session. No appointment necessary.

Dance Composition Showing

Wednesday, April 27

2:30pm - 3:30pm

Adair Hall, Dance Studio

An open showing of works by the students in Dance Composition II.

Department of Applied Science Seminar

Wednesday, April 27

4pm - 6:59pm

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 020

"The Exploration of Mars by Humans: Why Mars? Why Humans?"

Spring Faculty Showcase

Wednesday, April 27

6pm - 8pm

Choate Room at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Reception and discussion with former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle, moderated by Government Professor Dan Doherty

Baseball vs. GEORGE WASHINGTON

Wednesday, April 27

7pm

WILLIAMSBURG

Dr. John Boyd lecture

Wednesday, April 27

7pm

Andrews Hall, Room 101

The Lemon Project is co-sponsoring a lecture by Dr. John Boyd, who is the founder and director of the National Black Farmers Association.

Jazz Recital

Wednesday, April 27

7pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

Recital of the students of Stephanie Nakasian.

Women's Lacrosse vs. Old Dominion

Wednesday, April 27

7pm

Norfolk, Va.

W&M Symphony Orchestra Spring Concert

Wednesday, April 27

8pm

Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall

Tickets: $8/$3 students/free for children under 12.

The World of Henry Billups: Jim Crow at the College of William and Mary

Thursday, April 28 - Monday, November 7

Swem Library, 3rd Floor Rotunda gallery

Join Swem Library & student curators from Prof. Jody Allen's Lemon Project class "The World of Henry Billups" for a reception to mark the opening of their exhibit on this man who labored at W&M during the Jim Crow era.

Women's Track and Field vs. 117th Penn Relay Carnival

Thursday, April 28

10am

Philadelphia, Pa.

Brad Peters' Honors Defense

Thursday, April 28

11:30am - 12:30pm

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 224

Mineralogical and Geochemical Constraints on the Origin of Ferruginous Quartzites in the Chopawamsic Terrane, Piedmont Province, Virginia

Sean Moran's Honors Defense

Thursday, April 28

1pm - 2pm

McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 230

The Taphonomy, Paleoecology, and Depositional Environment of Vertebrate Microfossil Bonebeds from the Late Cretaceous Hell Creek Formation in Garfield County, Montana

Thomas Jefferson Speech at William & Mary

Thursday, April 28

2pm - 3pm

Wren Courtyard, Steps of the President's House

President Thomas Jefferson, portrayed by Mr. Bill Barker of the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, will address students from the steps of President Reveley's house.

Senior Homebrew

Thursday, April 28

4pm

Sadler Center, Terrace

Celebrate some of W&M's talented Seniors at our Senior Homebrew. Featuring: Tils Anne and Christian Dutilh The Breakevens

The World of Henry Billups

Thursday, April 28

4pm - 5pm

Swem Library, 3rd Floor

Staff in Special Collections are working with two classes this semester on student-curated exhibits "The World of Henry Billups."

W&M Masters of Accounting Information Session

Thursday, April 28

5pm - 6pm

Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room

Learn about William & Mary's Master of Accounting program.

Lower Northern Neck Alumni Chapter - Spring Banquet 2011

Thursday, April 28

5:30pm

Location not specified

TEA, a play by Velina Hasu Houston (Directed by Francis Tanglao Aguas)

Thursday, April 28

7pm - 10:20pm

Andrews Hall, Room 101

Japanese war brides from World War II now living in Kansas gather for a farewell tea ceremony for one of their members who has mysteriously passed away. $5 donation to the Japan Recovery Initiative

W&M Choirs: Spring Concert

Thursday, April 28

8pm

Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall

The Botetourt Chamber Singers, W&M Women's Chorus, and W&M Choir perform. Tickets: $10/students $3. Additional performance on Saturday the 30th of April.

Women's Track and Field vs. 117th Penn Relay Carnival

Friday, April 29

All day

Philadelphia, Pa.

Men's Track and Field vs. 117th Penn Relay Carnival

Friday, April 29

9am

Philadelphia, Pa.

Fidelity Investments Counseling Sessions

Friday, April 29

9am - 4pm

Sadler Center, Colony Room

Interested employees should call 1-800-642-7131 to make reservations, or visit the Fidelity Investments website at {{http://www.fidelity.com/atwork/reservations}}

W&M Professor Peter Vishton DVD signing: "What Babies Can Do"

Friday, April 29

10am - 2pm

Spirit Shop & Bookstore, First Floor

Last Day of Classes Bash

Friday, April 29

12pm

Sunken Garden

You know it, you love it, you work hard all semester to go to it. AMP is bringing back everyone's favorite last day of classes party in the Sunken Garden. So, if you're a fan of inflatables, cotton candy, prizes and music, get out to the Sunken Garden!

Russian House Students' Film Adaptation of Eugene Onegin

Friday, April 29

12:15pm

Washington Hall, Room 315

Please join us to watch the film adaptation of Alexander Pushkin's Eugene Onegin made by the students of the Russian Studies Program.

Class of 1961's 50th Reunion Weekend

Friday, April 29

3pm

Location not specified

Mathematics Colloquium

Friday, April 29

3pm - 4pm

Jones Hall, Room 301

Speaker: William & Mary Professor David Lutzer

Physics Colloquium

Friday, April 29

4pm

150

Andreas Kronfeld, Fermilab, will be our guest speaker. TItle of talk: Twenty-first Century Lattice Gauge Theory: Consequences of the QCD Lagrangian.

Mason Idol

Friday, April 29

6pm - 10pm

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

The annual showcase of MBA talent.

Appalachian Ensemble Concert

Friday, April 29

7pm

Ewell Hall, Ewell Recital Hall

The W&M Appalachian Ensemble will present its year-end concert in the Ewell Recital Hall

Gentlemen of the College - Final Concert

Friday, April 29

7pm - 9:30pm

Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall, Main Theatre

The Gentlemen of the College present great songs, hilarious skits, and a funny video from William and Mary's oldest all-male a cappella group. This Last Day of Classes tradition is one concert you don't want to miss!

Pancake House

Friday, April 29 - Saturday, April 30

9pm - 1am

Sadler Center, RFoC

Everyone's favorite tradition at the end of the semester is back and better than ever! Come for free pancakes, bacon, music, contests and more! Featuring the Cleftomaniacs and Arboreaux, this is a night you don't want to miss.

Field Hockey vs. Mini-Play Day - REGISTRATION FULL

Saturday, April 30

All day

Williamsburg

Shred-a-Thon

Saturday, April 30

8am - 11am

Williamsburg Outlet Mall

This is a fundraiser for Literacy for Life. Shredding the first two bags will be free and additional bags will be $5.

Men's Track and Field vs. 117th Penn Relay Carnival

Saturday, April 30

9:30am

Philadelphia, Pa.

Southwest Florida Alumni Chapter - Sea Cruise, Luncheon and Annual Meeting

Saturday, April 30

10:30am

Location not specified

Matthew Gattuso, Senior Recital

Saturday, April 30

2pm

Ewell Hall, Recital Hall

Kevin Cox, Senior Recital

Saturday, April 30

5pm

Ewell Hall, Ewell Recital Hall

Senior trombone recital featuring Kevin Cox, Melissa Workman and the W&M Brass Quintet

Gallery Players Performance

Saturday, April 30

8pm

Bruton Parish Church

The Gallery Players of the College of William and Mary perform their Spring Candlelight Concert.

W&M Choirs: Spring Concert

Saturday, April 30

8pm

Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall

The Botetourt Chamber Singers, W&M Women's Chorus, and W&M Choir perform. Tickets: $10/students $3. Additional performance on Thursday the 28th of April.

Tribe Club Western Casino Night

Saturday, April 30

8pm - 11pm

Sadler Center, Chesapeake Room

Western-themed Casino Night to benefit W&M Women's Athletics. $60/person.

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27	28	29	30	31	1 10pm: VSA Karaoke Night Andrews Gallery Exhibition Intramural Beach Volleyball Sign-Ups +33 more...	2 Changing Lives One Garden At A Time with Branch Out Regional and Lynchburg Grows 8am: Yogafit Level 1 Training 8am: Sea Kayak Overnight +23 more...
3 Changing Lives One Garden At A Time with Branch Out Regional and Lynchburg Grows Yogafit Level 1 Training Sea Kayak Overnight +15 more...	4 Andrews Gallery Exhibition Intramural Beach Volleyball Sign-Ups Free CERT Training +13 more...	5 Andrews Gallery Exhibition Intramural Beach Volleyball Sign-Ups Free CERT Training +14 more...	6 Andrews Gallery Exhibition Intramural Beach Volleyball Sign-Ups Free CERT Training +16 more...	7 National Undergraduate Business Symposium Post-Soviet Television: Global Formats and Russian Power Andrews Gallery Exhibition +18 more...	8 National Undergraduate Business Symposium Post-Soviet Television: Global Formats and Russian Power 1pm: ACSM cPT Workshop +30 more...	9 Post-Soviet Television: Global Formats and Russian Power ACSM cPT Workshop Andrews Gallery Exhibition +18 more...
10 ACSM cPT Workshop Andrews Gallery Exhibition Free CERT Training +20 more...	11 Andrews Gallery Exhibition Free CERT Training Annual Business Plan Competition +13 more...	12 Andrews Gallery Exhibition Free CERT Training Annual Business Plan Competition +14 more...	13 Andrews Gallery Exhibition Free CERT Training Annual Business Plan Competition +22 more...	14 Andrews Gallery Exhibition Free CERT Training Annual Business Plan Competition +23 more...	15 12am: SEAC Secondhand Sale - FREE for all! SEAC Secondhand Sale Collection 9am: 2011 Law Alumni Weekend +34 more...	16 SEAC Secondhand Sale - FREE for all! SEAC Secondhand Sale Collection 2011 Law Alumni Weekend +29 more...
17 SEAC Secondhand Sale - FREE for all! SEAC Secondhand Sale Collection Body Step Initial Training +19 more...	18 SEAC Secondhand Sale - FREE for all! SEAC Secondhand Sale Collection Andrews Gallery Exhibition +12 more...	19 SEAC Secondhand Sale - FREE for all! SEAC Secondhand Sale Collection 9am: Student Sustainability Poster Display +20 more...	20 SEAC Secondhand Sale - FREE for all! SEAC Secondhand Sale Collection Student Sustainability Poster Display +22 more...	21 SEAC Secondhand Sale - FREE for all! SEAC Secondhand Sale Collection Student Sustainability Poster Display +28 more...	22 SEAC Secondhand Sale - FREE for all! SEAC Secondhand Sale Collection Student Sustainability Poster Display +32 more...	23 SEAC Secondhand Sale - FREE for all! Student Sustainability Poster Display William & Mary Junior Spring Championships, L5 +24 more...
24 William & Mary Junior Spring Championships, L5 Annual Business Plan Competition "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary +12 more...	25 Annual Business Plan Competition "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Title Pages: Department of Government +7 more...	26 Annual Business Plan Competition "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Title Pages: Department of Government +10 more...	27 Annual Business Plan Competition "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Title Pages: Department of Government +15 more...	28 The World of Henry Billups: Jim Crow at the College of William and Mary "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Title Pages: Department of Government +12 more...	29 The World of Henry Billups: Jim Crow at the College of William and Mary 9pm: Pancake House "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary +15 more...	30 The World of Henry Billups: Jim Crow at the College of William and Mary "Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary Title Pages: Department of Government +11 more...

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

International Week (I-Week) at W&M

Friday, March 25 - Friday, April 1

Location not specified

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.

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

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.

"Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary

Tuesday, March 1 - Friday, September 30

Swem Library

"Prejudice so prevalent in the present generation:" Slavery at the College of William & Mary

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.

Walk Your Way to Fitness!

Monday, February 14 - Sunday, April 3

The Bee McLeod Recreation Center

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.

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

Zoom https://cwm.zoom.us/j/3274694342

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.

Andrews Gallery Exhibition March 31 - April 21

Andrews Hall, Andrews Gallery View Full Event

Intramural Beach Volleyball Sign-Ups March 30 - April 6

The Bee McLeod Recreation Center View Full Event

Free CERT Training March 29 - April 16

6pm - 9pm TBA View Full Event

1,000 Cranes for $1,000 March 28 - April 1

11am - 7pm Sadler Center, Terrace View Full Event

Love Your Body Week 2011 March 25 - April 1

Various locations View Full Event

International Week (I-Week) at W&M March 25 - April 1

Location not specified View Full Event