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Reves Center Distinguished Lecture: Disability Aesthetics in Theatre w/ Indiana Lown-Collins
February 20
11am
Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall, Virtual
As a disabled artist, Lown-Collins is passionate about theatre that puts disabled voices at the center of the stage, and about igniting new ways of making theatre not only more accessible but aesthetically more interesting and inclusive.
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Haiti Today Poster
Haiti: The Situation Today  February 10
7pm Zoom View Full Event
indoors, inside, people, business school, mason, suits, speakers, presentation, projection, meeting, computers, graduate, miller hall
Nationalism and Individualism in Israeli Children's Literature February 11
5:30pm James Blair Hall, Room 205 View Full Event
Cohen Career Center
Fellowship/Scholarship Info Session & Panel February 11
5:30pm - 6:30pm Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room A&B View Full Event
Swem Library
Research in Progress:  Solis/Sritharan & Galeana Rodriguez February 12
3:30pm - 5:30pm Swem Library, Ground Floor, The Hive Events Space View Full Event
Cohen Career Center
Sustainable Careers Alumni Panel February 13
4pm - 5:30pm Cohen Career Center, Cohen Career Center Presentation Room View Full Event
Sadler Center
Museum Expo February 14
12pm - 3pm Sadler Center View Full Event
students, staff, inside, indoors, people, windows, career center, careers, cohen, cohen career center, tables
Optional Practical Training (OPT) Session February 18
1pm - 2pm Virtual View Full Event
outdoors, outside, trees, summer, bricks, tyler hall, tyler
"Fear of a Chinese Planet": Lecture and Q&A with Jacob Dreyer '08 February 18
5pm - 6:30pm Washington Hall, Room 201 View Full Event
Professor Amy Malek
Cyromania: Imperial Nostalgia and Iranian-American Strategies of Inclusion in Los Angeles February 19
12pm - 1pm Washington Hall, Room 101 View Full Event
A promo poster featuring headshots of our speakers as well as the date, time, and location of the event.
Understanding Power Competition and Power Vacuums February 19
5pm Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School), Brinkley Commons View Full Event
Indiana Lown-Collins
Reves Center Distinguished Lecture: Disability Aesthetics in Theatre w/ Indiana Lown-Collins February 20
11am Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall, Virtual View Full Event
People sitting around a large round table
Dinner Roundtable Discussion: The Future of Birthright Citizenship and the Fourteenth Amendment February 20
5:30pm - 7:30pm Swem Library, Ford Classroom, ground floor View Full Event
Ambassador Abdul Ghafoor Mohamed
Building a Resilient Future: Solutions and Innovations from the Maldives February 21
10am - 11am VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium View Full Event
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Persepolis: From Page to Screen, a conversation with Marjane Satrapi February 21
12:30pm - 1:30pm Tucker Hall, 127A View Full Event
Abdul Ghafoor Mohamed Ambassador of Maldives to the United States of America
Global Action, Local Change: How Small Island Nations Are Shaping a Sustainable Future February 21
5pm Ewell Hall, Room 107 View Full Event
Haiti: The Situation Today 
Monday, February 10
7pm
Zoom

Presented by UCLA Latin Institute, William & Mary Global Studies and UCLA Program on Caribbean Studies

Nationalism and Individualism in Israeli Children's Literature
Tuesday, February 11
5:30pm
James Blair Hall, Room 205
Join the Judaic Studies Program for a lecture on nationalism and individualism in Israeli children's literature!
Fellowship/Scholarship Info Session & Panel
Tuesday, February 11
5:30pm - 6:30pm
Cohen Career Center, Presentation Room A&B

Hear from William & Mary students who have participated in fellowship and scholarship programs and gain practical guidance and firsthand perspectives to support their journey in applying for and maximizing the impact of these programs.

    Research in Progress:  Solis/Sritharan & Galeana Rodriguez
    Wednesday, February 12
    3:30pm - 5:30pm
    Swem Library, Ground Floor, The Hive Events Space

    The Global Research Institute presents the Research in Progress: Solis/Sritharan & Galeana Rodriguez.

    Sustainable Careers Alumni Panel
    Thursday, February 13
    4pm - 5:30pm
    Cohen Career Center, Cohen Career Center Presentation Room
    Sustainable Careers Alumni Panel
      Museum Expo
      Friday, February 14
      12pm - 3pm
      Sadler Center

      The Museum Expo at William & Mary is an exciting opportunity for students to learn about and meet with representatives from museums and adjacent fields. 

        Optional Practical Training (OPT) Session
        Tuesday, February 18
        1pm - 2pm
        Virtual

        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.

        "Fear of a Chinese Planet": Lecture and Q&A with Jacob Dreyer '08
        Tuesday, February 18
        5pm - 6:30pm
        Washington Hall, Room 201

        A lecture and discussion with Jacob Dreyer (W&M, '08) on science and technology in China and its implications for US-China relations.

        Cyromania: Imperial Nostalgia and Iranian-American Strategies of Inclusion in Los Angeles
        Wednesday, February 19
        12pm - 1pm
        Washington Hall, Room 101
          Understanding Power Competition and Power Vacuums
          Wednesday, February 19
          5pm
          Alan B. Miller Hall (Business School), Brinkley Commons

          Please join the Security & Foreign Policy Initiative at William & Mary’s Global Research Institute for a keynote discussion ahead of Spring Convening.

          Reves Center Distinguished Lecture: Disability Aesthetics in Theatre w/ Indiana Lown-Collins
          Thursday, February 20
          11am
          Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Memorial Hall, Virtual
          As a disabled artist, Lown-Collins is passionate about theatre that puts disabled voices at the center of the stage, and about igniting new ways of making theatre not only more accessible but aesthetically more interesting and inclusive.
          Dinner Roundtable Discussion: The Future of Birthright Citizenship and the Fourteenth Amendment
          Thursday, February 20
          5:30pm - 7:30pm
          Swem Library, Ford Classroom, ground floor

          On January 20, President Trump signed an executive order challenging birthright citizenship. Law experts at W&M Law School and constitutional law experts around the nation will engage in a conversation on the consequences of this executive order.

          Building a Resilient Future: Solutions and Innovations from the Maldives
          Friday, February 21
          10am - 11am
          VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium

          Please join Ambassador of Maldives to the United States, Abdul Ghafoor Mohamed as he presents, Building a Resilient Future: Solutions and Innovations from the Maldives.

            Persepolis: From Page to Screen, a conversation with Marjane Satrapi
            Friday, February 21
            12:30pm - 1:30pm
            Tucker Hall, 127A

            This event will explore Satrapi’s artistic approach to cultivating empathy and maintaining authenticity across various media. Registration required at https://go.wm.edu/r94q34

            Global Action, Local Change: How Small Island Nations Are Shaping a Sustainable Future
            Friday, February 21
            5pm
            Ewell Hall, Room 107

            A panel discussion featuring Ambassador Abdul Ghafoor Mohamed, Ambassador of Maldives to the U.S. and moderated by Dr. Kathryn Floyd (Director, Whole of Government Center of Excellence).