What is Vision 2026? What impact will the university's strategic plan have on the entire William & Mary community and beyond? How does it position the university to address pressing global challenges? Are there opportunities for me to get involved?
Join President Katherine Rowe, Provost Peggy Agouris, Vice Provost for Academic and International Affairs Steve Hanson and Chief Career Officer Kathleen Powell for an interactive discussion about William & Mary’s roadmap for the future. They will answer these questions (and more) during the conversation.
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Join W&M President Katherine A. Rowe and members of the Public Health Advisory Team as they discuss the measures in place that support a predominantly in-person experience while protecting the health and well-being of students, faculty and staff. Panelists will address how the university relies on a data-driven approach to decision-making amid coronavirus.
Panelists include Chief Operating Officer and COVID-19 Director Amy Sebring and two members of the Public Health Advisory Team: Carrie Dolan, epidemiologist and assistant professor of kinesiology; and Dr. Virginia Wells, infectious disease expert and chief medical officer for Athletics.
Join President Katherine A. Rowe and members of the Public Health Advisory Team as they discuss the measures in place supporting a predominantly in-person experience while protecting the health and well-being of students, faculty and staff.
Join President Katherine Rowe for the second and final Community Conversation centered on the university's strategic planning effort: Vision into Action. During this phase of planning, we are charting a longer-term vision and near-term actions that will maintain the university's positive momentum under pandemic.
Guests include Peggy Agouris, Provost, Co-chair of SPSC; Ginger Ambler, Vice President for Student Affairs, Co-author of Flourishing & Engagement White Paper; Henry Broaddus, Vice President for Strategic Initiatives & Public Affairs, Phase III Lead of Strategic Planning; Steve Hanson, Vice Provost for International Affairs and Director of the Wendy and Emery Reves Center for International Studies, Co-author of Teaching & Learning White Paper; Amy Sebring, Chief Operating Officer, Co-author of Research & Innovation White Paper.
Learn more about Strategic Planning: http://www.wm.edu/strategicplanning
It's been a year like no other. Even in the midst of pandemic, graduating students are prepared to pursue their passions and thrive in a rapidly changing world. With the 2020-21 academic year concluding in May, President Katherine Rowe held a special Community Conversation with student Commencement award recipients. Participants discussed the challenges and opportunities over the last year, what they’re looking forward to over Commencement Weekend and life after graduation.
What will William & Mary look like in a post-pandemic world? Join President Katherine Rowe and guests for a Community Conversation that will look ahead as W&M renews its third phase of strategic planning: Vision into Action. In Phase III, we will chart a longer-term vision and near-term actions that will maintain the university's positive momentum under pandemic.
Join President Katherine A. Rowe and Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Dr. Anthony Fauci as they discuss recent developments concerning the COVID-19 pandemic. Student Assembly President Anthony "AJ" Joseph will ask questions on behalf of the campus community.
This Community Conversation with President Katherine Rowe explores the different ways students, faculty, staff and alumni are taking positive action to improve the lives of others during the pandemic. Amid so much uncertainty in our world, their work brings renewed hope for greater unity and a brighter future.
In this two-part Community Conversation with President Katherine Rowe, panelists discuss
what the community can expect this spring at William & Mary as well as the science behind COVID-19.
Join President Katherine Rowe for the next edition of Community Conversation as she sits down with William & Mary’s three new deans — representing Arts & Sciences, the School of Education and the Law School — to discuss their vision for the future. The conversation will raise the curtain on a variety of new innovative projects and initiatives students and faculty are working on this fall semester, both in person and virtually.
Participants:
Rob Knoeppel, Dean of the W&M School of Education
Ben Spencer, Dean of the W&M Law School
Maria Donoghue Velleca, Dean of the Faculty of Arts & Sciences
This week's Community Conversation focuses on how the fall semester will be different and new opportunities offered by the university that enrich the student experience. Participants address social justice issues and the steps William & Mary is taking to keep our community safe and well.
Participants include:
W&M Police Chief Deb Cheesebro
Assistant Director for Health Promotion T. Davis
Student Assembly President Anthony "AJ" Joseph
Assistant Vice President for Student Engagement & Leadership Drew Stelljes
Dean of Students Marjorie Thomas
Join President Katherine Rowe for a special Community Conversation with Kristen Popham '20, Cameron How ’20, Elizabeth “Ellie” Thomas ’20, Milka Mered ’20 and Alexis C. Michalos M.Ed. '20 focusing on Commencement and life after graduation.
Join President Katherine A. Rowe, Executive Director of the Entrepreneurship Center & Clinical Lecturer Graham Henshaw, Armed Services Arts Partnerships Founder Sam Pressler '15, Map My Customers Director of Marketing Natalie Marcotullio '19 and Former Miller Center Fellow Sonali Gobin '20 for a virtual two-part Community Conversation focusing on the importance of entrepreneurial thinking during a pandemic.
Part One: Overview of the skills and mindset of entrepreneurial thinking.
Part Two: A "pitch" and panel discussion with guests about the ways they are using entrepreneurial thinking during the pandemic and the outcomes of those efforts.
Entrepreneurial Thinker Scavenger Hunt - www.bit.ly/wmethinkers
In this special edition of Community Conversations, President Katherine A. Rowe is joined by CNN International Correspondent David Culver '09 and CBS News White House Correspondent Weijia Jiang '05 for a discussion about being a journalist in the time of COVID-19.
Hear from President Katherine A. Rowe, Provost Peggy Agouris, Vice President for Finance & Technology Amy Sebring, Vice President for Student Affairs Virginia Ambler, Vice President for Strategic Initiatives & Public Affairs Henry Broaddus, Abhi Chadha '20 and Ellie Thomas '20 about how William & Mary is responding to the challenges of COVID-19 and grappling with big questions and big decisions.
In this week's Community Conversation, President Katherine A. Rowe discusses Admission & Enrollment Challenges and Opportunities in a Pandemic with Tish Canaday, Associate Dean of Admission and Director of Diversity and Access, Henry Blackburn '20, Sonia Kinkhabwala '21 and Ellie Kurlander '24.
For the third Community Conversation, President Rowe is joined by Peter Atwater '83, founder of Financial Insyghts, Marjorie Thomas, Dean of Students, and Eva Wong, Director of International Students, Scholars & Programs, for a discussion about confidence and decision making amid crisis.
For the second installment in the virtual Community Conversations series, President Rowe is joined by Kelly Crace, associate vice president for Health & Wellness, Maddy Miller, senior and wellness ambassador and Colin Cross, graduate student and graduate assistant with the Fitness & Wellness program. The group discusses the keys to flourishing during this period of such rapid change and uncertainty. Read the W&M News story: https://www.wm.edu/news/stories/2020/wellness-focus-of-president-rowes-second-virtual-community-conversation.php
In the first virtual Community Conversation, President Rowe gives the William & Mary community an update on the university's response to COVID-19 and discusses the path moving forward. She is joined by Student Assembly President Kelsey Vita, Junior Class President Aria Austin, Assistant Professor Carrie Dolan and Professor John Swaddle, who provide some insight into what their first week was like after making the transition to distance learning. Read the W&M News story: https://www.wm.edu/news/stories/2020/wm-president,-university-community-explore-themes-of-resilience-during-virtual-discussion.php
