Women's Network

The William & Mary Women's Network includes all female employees at the university -- instructional faculty, administrators, professionals, operational, classified and hourly.

The Women's Network provides a way for W&M women to support each other, help newcomers learn the ropes and the folkways of this special institution, socialize with each other, celebrate our successes and (occasionally) to advocate for each other when things get tough.
This calendar presented by Women's Network
Book Club: I am Malala
Wednesday, February 4
4pm - 6pm
Sadler Center
All members of the W&M Women?s Network (i.e., all female employees at W&M) are invited to read the book and attend a discussion session.
    Book Club: I am Malala
    Thursday, February 5
    11am - 1pm
    Sadler Center
    All members of the W&M Women’s Network (i.e., all female employees at W&M) are invited to read the book and attend a discussion session.
      An Evening with Cyclist Kathryn Bertine
      Thursday, February 5
      6:30pm - 10pm
      Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium
      Cyclist, journalist, and gender-equality advocate Kathryn Bertine screens her film "Half the Road" in the Commonwealth Auditorium at 7 PM. There will be Q/A and a reception to follow.
        Gender-based Discrimination and Violence at W&M: An Open Conversation.
        Thursday, February 12
        7pm - 8:30pm
        Sadler Center, Tidewater A&B
        The Task Force on Prevention of Sexual Assault and Harassment invites Students, Faculty & Staff to a campus wide forum. A progress report on the work of the Task force will be followed by student-led breakout discussions and a Q&A session.
          "A Woman Doctor's and then Dean's Story: They Told Me I Should Stay at Home"
          Friday, February 20
          4pm - 6pm
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          Terri Babineau, M.D. is Dean of Students at Eastern Virginia Medical School and one of the leaders of the COLL 200 W&M-EVMS Narrative Medicine for Excellence Project.
            Unconscious Bias: Overcoming the Demons of Inequality
            Friday, February 27
            4pm - 6pm
            James Blair Hall, Room 227
            A talk by Mekbib Gemeda, Vice President for Diversity at Eastern Virginia Medical School, February 27, 2015, James Blair Hall, 227, 4-6 p.m. Mr. Gemeda is one of the leaders of the COLL 200 W&M-EVMS Narrative Medicine for Excellence Project.
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