Alumni Engagement Events

Join the local William & Mary community for our monthly Tribe Thursday at Kephi Greek Kitchen! The event is free to attend. Appetizers will be provided, and drinks will be pay-as-you-go. Registration is not required.

Join us in a special conversation with celebrated authors Anne Marie Belair Pace ’87, P ’22 and Kathryn Dobbs Erskine ’80 at James Monroe’s Highland. 

Visit the Alumni House to pick up your nametag, which serves as your ticket to many events. You can also add or modify events in your registration, pick up your class button, browse W&M gifts and gear, make a reunion gift and more.

The Order of the White Jacket fosters and strengthens the bonds between alumni who served in food service.  Enjoy a strolling lunch featuring hors d’oeuvres, cocktails and fellowship. 

Alumni and guests are invited to explore a curated exhibit in the Rare Book Room based on the Wolf Law Library’s new Oral Histories Project.

Visit the Alumni House to pick up your nametag, which serves as your ticket to many events. You can also add or modify events in your registration, pick up your class button, browse W&M gifts and gear, make a reunion gift and more.

Law school alumni, visit the Law School lobby to check in for Alumni Weekend, pick up your nametag and add events to your schedule.

Join your fellow Olde Guarde members — alumni who graduated 50 years ago or more — and their guests for food and fellowship.

Meet fellow alumni and expand your W&M network over a cup of coffee or tea. 

Join the Office of Career Development & Professional Engagement for an opportunity to build and tap into your W&M network.

Have you visited the Christian Study Center serving William & Mary? Swing by Cambridge House on Friday, October 18th to explore our grounds in all their autumnal beauty, (re)connect with alumni, and enjoy refreshments together. We can't wait to meet you!

Friday, October 18, 3:30 pm in Washington 301

Homecoming Alumni Talk by Nicole Wright Patrick ’15, Program Manager, Central and Eastern Europe, (NDI).

Voice, Space, and Accountability: Strengthening Democracy in Central & Eastern Europe

Dr. James Staples '10 explores the queer world-making of John Boswell's recovery of Aelred of Rievaulx to reveal how minoritarian melancholia contributes to inventive negotiations of past and present to discover a future of more expansive possibilities.

Join William & Mary Law School cybersecurity researcher Daniel Shin J.D. ’19 in a discussion on AI and other legal technologies and how you can best use them safely at work.