Alumni Engagement Events

Sign up to volunteer with fellow W&M alumni, parents, and friends at the Special Olympics Summer Games on June 6–7. Most events are held at the University of Richmond and free parking is available at all sites. 

We’re excited to welcome you back on campus! Once you arrive, be sure to check in at the Alumni House to get your name tag, pick up weekend materials and see other attendees.

Begin Mosaic Weekend by connecting with old friends and new faces over cocktails and light refreshments.

Dress is business casual. 

Enjoy a delightful dinner while listening to an inspiring keynote address by Tony Award-winning actress Anika Noni Rose, best known for her voicing of Tiana in Disney’s “The Princess and the Frog.”

Dress is business casual. 

After dinner, head over to Precarious Beer Project to continue the connections. This vibrant gathering will offer the perfect chance to find your people, share memorable experiences and strengthen bonds within the W&M community. 

Start your day with a refreshing morning yoga session! Join fellow attendees for a rejuvenating practice that will help you relax, recharge and connect with your inner peace.

Enjoy your morning coffee and some tasty pastries at our networking session. Sponsored by W&M One Network, this event is designed to connect attendees and spark engaging conversations about professional growth.

Join this engaging panel discussion to explore the power of connection, mentorship and advocacy in shaping meaningful alumni-student relationships.

Mosaic Talks are 45-minute sessions that explore William & Mary’s growth and dedication to belonging, as told through the voices of its community members.

This event celebrates the LGBTQ+ identities that make up our vibrant community and the importance of finding solidarity and support to overcome challenges and achieve aspirations.

Mosaic Alumni Celebrations recognize the importance of culture, heritage and community in helping us overcome challenges and achieve our aspirations.

Spend lunch with us at a fun block party featuring a variety of food trucks offering assorted cuisines!

In 2020, students from the Asian American Student Initiative, in collaboration with the Center for Student Diversity and the Asian & Pacific Islander American Studies program, established a new tradition — the Khatalampay Celebration. 

In 2012, W&M graduating seniors adopted a new tradition — the Donning of the Kente Celebration. This event recognizes the importance of Black and African heritage, culture and community in helping students achieve their aspirations.

In 2019, W&M graduating seniors adopted a new tradition — Ceremonia Raíces. This event is a heartfelt celebration of the cultural heritage and academic achievements of Hispanic, Latino/a/e and Indigenous/Native American students.