Reves Center for International Studies Events

Join the Office of Career Development & Professional Engagement for the Federal Resume crash course. In this workshop, students will learn how to write a federal resume when applying for opportunities on USAJOBS.gov.

GRI's upcoming Open House will offer opportunities for introduction, continued engagement, and reconnection with the Institute! 

In Borderland and Borderline, Dr. Sharon Wilcox presents how innovative ideas, shifting perspectives on the place of predators, cutting-edge technology, and new techniques in wildlife management hold promise for a new era for wild cats in the Southwest.

Present Pasts: The World Forged by the Enslavement Trade and the Work of the Slave Wrecks Project in Seven Shipwrecks

Steve Lubkemann, guest speaker

September 28th, 2023; Commonwealth Auditorium 6:00-7:30pm

Prof. Swamy considers the French context and the import of imbricated relationships between language, gender and nation in creating and sustaining inclusive and expansive possibilities within Francophone linguistic, cultural and educational spaces.

Join the Center for Student Diversity, Hermandad de Sigma Iota Alpha, Inc., and PLUMAS on Saturday, Sept. 30 for a Carne Asada. Try cultural foods and commune with members of different multicultural organizations from around William & Mary. 

This month’s MHM will be concerning immigration and acculturation stress. William & Mary’s Counseling Center will lead us in a discussion about what it means to be an immigrant/the child or grandchild of immigrants, and how to handle those pressures.

Jorge Muñoz discusses the frontlines of global development, and the future of careers in the field.

Are you an F-1 student who wants to work in the U.S. after graduation? You'll most likely need Optional Practical Training (OPT). Attend a virtual OPT session to learn more about this work authorization.

AIA-Kershaw lecture presents Dr. Kathryn Grossman

Join us for the second ARII workshop of the semester! Attendees will brainstorm and refine ideas for projects to be funded by ARII. Advice will be provided on how to apply for ARII and potential other funding sources. 

Hear from three storytellers, who use different media and languages to create engaging and compelling stories.

Lee Lecture presents Dr. Rebecca Benefiel

Emily Matson '12 (PhD UVA ‘20) talks about the politics of history writing on the War of Resistance against Japan (China's World War II). This talk examines a recent change in the official timeline of the war, moving the start from 1937 to 1931.

The Departments and Programs of Chancellors Hall welcome Government, Economics, International Relations, and Pubic Policy alumni to our annual Homecoming Brunch!