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The Global Middle East: Tyler Lecture Series
Thursday, April 3 - Friday, April 4
4:30pm - 6:30pm
Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School), Brinkley Commons Room and 1008

 keynote address is from 5-6:30pm on April 3, followed by a performance by the Middle East Music Ensemble. The three panels on April 4 are scheduled from 9:30am to 6:30pm. The final panel is in honor of our late colleague, Abdul-Karim Rafeq.


Barr Prize in Public Speaking Competition
Thursday, April 3
7pm - 8:30pm
Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium

The competition will feature Barr Fellows, outstanding Arts & Sciences Honors seniors, who will have just five minutes to effectively explain their research and its importance to a general audience.

Spring Honors Research Symposium
Friday, April 4
10am - 4pm
Sadler Center, James, York, Tidewater, Chesapeake

The Spring Honors Research Symposium will feature the research of undergraduate W&M seniors from any Arts & Sciences major completing Departmental Honors in a variety of presentation formats. 

Daniel Hernández Salazar
Thursday, April 10
5pm - 7pm
Ewell Hall, Theater, Room 107

Guatemalan photographer Daniel Hernández Salazar will be the keynote and final speaker of the Spring 2025 Scholarly Perspectives Series on Arts & Democracy. 

Public screening: documentary on the legacies of the slave trade and slavery by Prof. Babana-Hampton
Thursday, April 10
6pm - 8:30pm
McGlothlin-Street Hall, Room 20

Public screening of "Choeurs Atlantiques/ Tales from the Atlantic Beyond," a documentary by Prof. Babana-Hampton (Michigan State U) on the legacies of the slave trade and slavery in the French Caribbean, mainland France, and Francophone West Africa.

VCU's Dr. Gabriela León-Pérez: "Alliance for Latino Youth Mental Health & Advocacy"
Friday, April 11
2:30pm - 4pm
James Blair Hall, Room 229

Join the Schroeder Center for Health Policy and VCU's Dr. Gabriela León-Pérez for a conversation about an academic-community partnership focused on the mental health of newcomer Latino youth in the greater Richmond area. 

The Memory of Slavery and the Slave Trade in Emancipatory Projects by Black French Caribbean Artists
Friday, April 11
3:30pm - 5pm
Washington Hall, Room 201

Prof. Babana-Hampton (Michigan State U) will be giving this year's Fauvel Lecture on "The Historical Memory of Slavery and the Slave Trade in Emancipatory Projects by Black French Caribbean Artists Today."


GRI Presents East Asia's Geopolitical Shifts
Tuesday, April 22
12pm - 1pm
Swem Library, The Hive Event Space

GRI Presents East Asia's Geopolitical Shifts: How Three Years of War in Ukraine Have Transformed China-Russia-North Korea Relations. The Hive Event Space (ground floor of Swem, G31). 12:00-1:00 pm. Lunch will be provided. Co-sponsored by Government

Department of Modern Languages & Literatures Graduation Ceremony
Saturday, May 17
4:30pm - 6:30pm
Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium

2025 Department of Modern Languages & Literatures Graduation Ceremony & Reception

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    Welcome, prospective students!
    Monday, March 24 - Wednesday, April 30
    Washington Hall, TBD

    Prospective students are welcome to contact our Program Director, Prof. Pacini (gxpaci@wm.edu), for information about French & Francophone Studies at W&M.