W&M Featured Events

These beautiful art prints are a great way to preserve your memories of Colonial Williamsburg. Take home a memory today!

A secret lies hidden beneath the floorboards of an abandoned villa overlooking the Appomattox River, a secret that will pull Emily Grace into its clutches as she is once again helplessly whisked back in time with her boyfriend, Josh.

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This is an opportunity to learn about personal finance -- including budgeting, planning for retirement, reducing the risk of identity theft, and other important personal finance topics.

This painstakingly researched new book examines the oft-neglected roles of 26 remarkable first ladies in shaping our country's destiny.

This thrilling sequel to Dangerous Differences, explores the tension between the colonials of North Carolina and Virginia and the native tribes as they both strive to peacefully coexist.

Discussion of constitutional rights sponsored by the Institute of Bill of Rights Law of William & Mary Law School. This session's topics are the Fourth Amendment/Search and Seizure (Students) and Presidential Powers (Adults).

Learn the tools, techniques, tips and tricks to creating your job-aids and how-to manuals.

Mental Health First Aid is a nationally acclaimed training course that provides trainees with the tools they need to recognize and help someone going through a crisis and identify and respond to signs of mental illness and substance abuse.

Panopto is a robust lecture capture and video management solution for universities. The School of Education is currently piloting Panopto. This will be a brief orientation and Q&A session for interested faculty and staff.

Orientation for incoming spring semester students & their families.

FREE WEEK ONLY. Enjoy the calming art of Tai Chi Monday 1/25 at 7:45 to 8:35pm.

FREE WEEK. Enjoy the calming art of Tai Chi Tuesday 1/26 at 7:00pm to 8:00pm.

No classes scheduled.

Bring your charged laptop with you to learn how to strengthen your career documents and online professional identity.

Join a small team of students for a day of focused service and education on one of four themes: hunger, access to housing, healthy families and youth empowerment.

During this workshop you will learn to: - Link strengths & interests to careers - Conduct an effective internship search - Effectively use varied strategies to search for jobs

An Academic Enrichment workshop that covers study methods and tips, time management, and organizational material.

Is your bookshelf ethnocentric? Ann Morgan's was -- and she set out to do something about it. Come hear her journey as she read a book from every country in the world in one year. Bonus: Swem created a resource sheet for you to begin your own journey!

You'll be interviewing from time to time throughout your life - come learn how to do it well!

An Academic Enrichment workshop that covers study methods and tips, time management, and organizational material.

William & Mary Law School Dean Davison M. Douglas, one of the nation's leading constitutional historians, will talk about Dr. King's Letter from a Birmingham Jail, exploring its impact at the time it was written and lessons for today.

Bring your charged laptop with you to learn how to strengthen your career documents and online professional identity.

An Academic Enrichment workshop that covers study methods and tips, time management, and organizational material.

During this workshop you will learn to: - Link strengths & interests to careers - Conduct an effective internship search - Effectively use varied strategies to search for jobs

You'll be interviewing from time to time throughout your life - come learn how to do it well!

with Justine & Sam

Learn about the organisms that call the seafloor their home, how scientists study them, and why they are important.

The Mid-Year Student Organization & Activities Fair for interested students and recognized student organizations

With Terry & Susanne. All classes are FREE during exam week!

with KC

An Academic Enrichment workshop that covers study methods and tips, time management, and organizational material.

Join us for an all-scholar programs Open House in Blow 236 followed by a welcome back welcome session that will give you an overview of our WMSURE plans for the semester.

with Sarah.

The classic Broadway show "Kiss Me, Kate" is coming to Phi Beta Kappa Hall! Sinfonicron Light Opera Company will put on 5 performances January 21st - 23rd at 8pm and the 23rd - 24th at 2pm. $5 for Students; $10 balcony seats & $15 floor seats for Adults.

An Academic Enrichment workshop that covers study methods and tips, time management, and organizational material.

with Jenny

Join us as we explore uses for Twitter in education. From hashtags to followers, you'll learn the basics. We'll take a look at educational hashtags, and will find and share active Twitter accounts in the School of Education.

Prof. Jozef Dudek, Jefferson Lab & Old Dominion University, Title of Talk: "The elusive excited glue of QCD"

with Melanie & Molly A

A meeting for all of those interested in joining the club rowing team!

Interested in learning about case interviewing? Join professionals from Deloitte Consulting for this case interviewing workshop. Open to all class years, all majors.

with Monica

This year's event will feature noted scholar and MSNBC host, Melissa Harris-Perry.

Due to winter weather expected throughout the mid-Atlantic and northeast, the January 22 conference has been cancelled. We hope to reschedule it for the spring and will post new information when available.

Title: Inertial Manifolds Computations

An Academic Enrichment workshop that covers study methods and tips, time management, and organizational material.

Jessie Laeuchli, Computer Science - Ph.D. Defense Title: Institute of Mathematical Sc.

With Paul & Doug

This painstakingly researched new book examines the oft-neglected roles of 26 remarkable first ladies in shaping our country's destiny.

Come to Collaborate to Educate (C2E), OCE's first annual Education Programs conference.

This thrilling sequel to Dangerous Differences, explores the tension between the colonials of North Carolina and Virginia and the native tribes as they both strive to peacefully coexist.

AMP's January Lodge 1 Comedian is Ranier Pollard! As a gay youth growing up in a traditionally Baptist Caribbean family, Raneir quickly learned to find the funny in this oftentimes challenging world.

with Sarah

with Paul & Lizzie

with Lindsay G

With Matt

With Megan & Beth

Alisa Roth, a long-time radio and print journalist, has reported on refugees and asylum seekers in the Middle East, Europe, and the United States among other issues. Alisa will be giving a talk on her recent work on refugees, fragile States and community.

An open discussion about race, justice, service and Dr. King, facilitated by Dr. Vernon Hurte. Pizza lunch provided.

An Academic Enrichment workshop that covers study methods and tips, time management, and organizational material.

Molly P

with KC

with Malorie

Major exploration advising drop-in appointments on Monday evenings from 5:00 to 7:00

Welcome back, Tribe! William & Mary Quidditch is offering FREE, non-alcoholic butterbeer to all W&M students Monday, January 25th, and Tuesday, January 26th, at the lobby inside Sadler from 5-7 pm.

with Molly A and Sam F

Interested in a career in publishing? The session will discuss the kinds of opportunities the publishing industry affords and the training the Publishing Institute offers.

with Joanna

The Cycling Club is having it's first meeting of the spring semester! Drop by to learn about our bike rental programs, group rides, social events, and race opportunities!

with Justine & Doug

Exhibition now in Andrews Gallery, Andrews Hall: "Melange a Clay" curated by Artist in Residence Joe Bova January 26th - February 19th Reception, Thursday, Jan. 28, 2-4pm

with Leslie & Terry

with Leslie and Terry

w/ Sam J

with Rachel

with Honor/Cindy

with Joanna & Ellie

with Emily

This forum gives graduating students the basics of preparing for graduation and Commencement Weekend. Topics include major weekend events, registration, tickets, the main ceremony, departmental ceremonies, regalia, accessibility, parking, and more.

Join alumnus John Anderson '14 to learn about Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts: opportunities for summer internships, part-time and full-time opportunities.

w/ Lynbea & Sarah

w/ Molly P & Jill

Learn about the Business Study Abroad Program in Southeast Asia (Bali, Indonesia; Jakarta, Indonesia; Singapore, Singapore) led by Professor Rahtz.

We are the largest college service organization in the world. If you're interested in service come stop by our interest meeting. There will be a service fair and FREE ICE CREAM!

Project Phoenix is a mentoring and tutoring program serving three of the local middle schools. If making an impact in students' lives is your calling, come to one of our interest meetings on either Tuesday (1/26) or Wednesday (1/27) at 6:00 in Blow 332.

This forum gives graduating students the basics of preparing for graduation and Commencement Weekend. Topics include major weekend events, registration, tickets, the main ceremony, departmental ceremonies, regalia, accessibility, parking, and more.

A meeting for all of those interested in joining the club rowing team!

Information session for students interested in learning more about the 2016 W&M Florence summer abroad program.

with Kristin & Molly A

With Ayana

with Terry

with Malorie and Susanne

with Melanie

With KC

Improving your strengths will yield far better results to your productivity and quality of life than working on eradicating your weaknesses. Learn your top five strengths and how to use them effectively. Small workshop fee ($15.00)

With Megan & Beth

Information Session on the curriculum structure and admission requirements for W&M's new MSBA Program.

Kim Dellinger, Executive Director of Bacon Street Youth and Family Services, a local rehabilitation center, will share about their family-centric model and engage larger, nationwide conversations about mental health and drug treatment in the U.S.

This workshop will help you apply for internal and external summer grants and fellowships by providing the necessary tools for your applications.

Lindsay C. & Chelsea

with Lindsay G.

The City of Norfolk is hosting an informational session whereas two of the Deputy City Managers will discuss job opportunities within local government.

with Jill

with Kim

Interested in social justice? Come to an Information session.

Project Phoenix is a mentoring and tutoring program serving three of the local middle schools. If making an impact in students' lives is your calling, come to one of our interest meetings on either Tuesday (1/26) or Wednesday (1/27) at 6:00 in Blow 332.

This forum gives graduating students the basics of preparing for graduation and Commencement Weekend. Topics include major weekend events, registration, tickets, the main ceremony, departmental ceremonies, regalia, accessibility, parking, and more.

This forum gives graduating students the basics of preparing for graduation and Commencement Weekend. Topics include major weekend events, registration, tickets, the main ceremony, departmental ceremonies, regalia, accessibility, parking, and more.

w/ Chelsea and Honor

with Mary

with Joanna and Doug

w/ Lizzie

with Eleonor

with Jenny and Cindy

An Academic Enrichment workshop that covers study methods and tips, time management, and organizational material.

William & Mary Law School alum Mark Epley will be joining us on Thursday, January 28, during the lunch hour in room 141 to talk about his experience on the Hill.

Christopher Monahan, Rutgers, Title of Talk: One quark, two quarks, three: How to build a proton with lattice QCD

Reception for the exhibition now in Andrews Gallery, Andrews Hall: "Melange a Clay" curated by Artist in Residence Joe Bova Thursday, Jan. 28, 4-6pm

with Sam F.

Lindsay C. & Molly P.

Dr. Celeste A. Wallander, Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs and Senior Director for Russia and Central Asia on the National Security Council Staff, will speak about: The Russia Challenge in 2016.

with Maya and Justine

Journal Club is a weekly, informal opportunity for A&S and VIMS graduate students to share their research, practice their presentation skills, and interact with other grads from an array of different fields, with FREE snacks and beverages served.

w/ Rachel

Information session for students interested in learning more about the 2016 W&M Prague (Performing Arts) summer abroad program.

Interested in learning about the DC Semester Program? Come chat with the program staff and professor to get all of your questions answered!

Green Corps is the field school for environmental organizing. Participants in the program are provided with classroom training to supplement their hands-on field training.

Join the OAD's to discuss the ins-and-outs of how to apply to be a New Orientation Aid for the Fall!

with Matt

with Ayana

Interested in tutoring local elementary and middle school students? Registration and training are open for College Partnership for Kids for Spring 2016. Check-in: 6:45 - 7 p.m. New & Continuing Tutors: 7 - 8 p.m. New Tutor Orientation: 8 - 8:30 p.m.

January 28th @ 7:00 pm for "X-Existence" by Timothy Morton, our Distinguished Lecturer Andrews Hall 101

Join W&M Professor Martin Gallivan as he uses archaeological evidence and colonial accounts to reveal the tools and techniques employed by local tribes to harvest the rich marine resources of Chesapeake Bay. REGISTRATION FOR THIS EVENT IS NOW FULL.

This meeting will give information about weekly trips to the Habitat for Humanity ReStore for a metal recycling program. Volunteers will deconstruct old appliances for more efficient recycling. Trips are on Saturdays 12:00-2:30; transportation provided.

The W&M Photography Club interest meeting for spring transfers and all returning students.

with Ayana

with Paul and Susanne

with Matt

Global Studies is delighted to invite you to a brown bag lecture "Diamonds in the Rough: Ransom and release in the Muslim afterlife" featuring Dr. Mona Zaki (Arabic Studies)

with Jenny

Title: Inertial Manifolds Computations

Distinguished Speaker: Ness Shroff, Ohio State University

w/ Molly P & Emily

Dr. James Mallinson (SOAS, University of London) will draw on textual and ethnographic study to trace the history of hatha yoga, using illustrations of historical materials & photographs of traditional practitioners of the hatha yoga in India today.

with Sarah and Eleonor

with Molly P

with Doug and Terry

Admission: $10/general public, $5/students; tickets available at the door

The William & Mary Synchronized Swimming Club will be hosting clubs from Richmond, Pennsylvania, and Penn State.

Free Mental Health First Aid Training Course. For Students, Faculty and Staff. Learn tools needed to recognize and help someone going through a crisis and identify and respond to signs of mental illness or distress.

with Mary

with Maya and Melanie

Know what it means to be Finer.

Join the Africana Studies Program for its annual Africana House Open House! Drop by and learn more about living in the Africana House, where the theme for the upcoming year will be #BlackLivesMatter. Light refreshments will be served.

with Monica and Susanne

with Malorie and Ellie

Drawing influence from such diverse artists as The Beatles, James Taylor and Pat Metheny, Mr. Vangieri performs an eclectic blend of acoustic covers and original works.

with Sam F. and Leslie

with Sam J.

with Ayana

with Molly A.

with Joanna and Honor

with Chelsea

Recent works of the teaching studio art faculty including visiting instructors and emeriti professors of William & Mary will be featured in an exhibition Faculty Show 13 at the Muscarelle Museum of Art from September 12, 2015 through January 17, 2016.

The exhibit features documents, photographs, and selected ceramic works from the Joseph Palin Thorley Papers in Swem Library's Special Collections Research Center.