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Douglas “Doug” Schmidt ’84, M.A. ’86 has been named the inaugural dean of William & Mary’s School of Computing, Data Sciences & Physics.
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Douglas “Doug” Schmidt ’84, M.A. ’86 has been named the inaugural dean of William & Mary’s School of Computing, Data Sciences & Physics.
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The fall meeting of the William & Mary Alumni Association Board of Directors was held at the William & Mary Alumni House on Sept. 12-13, 2024.
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The following members were elected to the board, with terms beginning July 1.
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The spring meeting of the William & Mary Alumni Association Board of Directors was held at the William & Mary Alumni House on Feb 8-9, 2024, during Charter Day Weekend.
Christine Taylor ’61 is a Bell-Ringing member of the Bell Society. Having made her first gift in 1974, she has given for 48 consecutive years.
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Chi Omega alumnae draw on sisterhood and mutual respect to excel in public policy roles
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Classes and activities of all kinds have moved outside to allow for social distancing, to reduce the risk of transmission and to take advantage of good weather and fresh air.
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Matt Wester ’06, M.A.Ed. ’10 is challenging the odds. As a physics and biology teacher at Franklin Military School in
Richmond, Virginia, he has devoted more than a decade to a profession that nearly half of new teachers nationally leave within five years.
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As technology changes the world at ever-increasing rates, some of the university’s most innovative transitions are happening at William & Mary Libraries.
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Veterans possess the talent and drive to succeed in the business world, but they often need support systems to make a healthy transition to civilian life after military service.
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The most competitive of William & Mary scholarships, the 1693 Scholarship is merit-based, given to both in-state and out-of-state students, and provides significant financial support for tuition, fees, room and board.
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A gift from S. Stuart Flanagan increased financial support for graduate students working in the School of Education clinics.
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The Branch Out Alternative Breaks program, run through the Office of Community Engagement, has been giving students the opportunity to attend service trips during fall, winter and spring breaks for the past 18 years.
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The Doug Morton ’62 Alumni Service Awards are given annually to recognize individuals for their exceptional service to the Alumni Association and the university through their efforts to connect and engage alumni.
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Faculty are at the heart of William & Mary’s mission of teaching, learning and research.
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The Puller Clinic hosts Military Mondays to assist veterans working through the disability claims process.
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Led by Director Mike Tierney ’87, M.A. ’88, William & Mary’s Global Research Institute (GRI) facilitates interdisciplinary collaboration among students, faculty and field experts to generate research with real-world policy implications.
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William & Mary students study abroad in more than 45 countries around the world.
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William & Mary is committed to equity and to creating a university community where all students can excel.
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Each summer, many William & Mary students make the difficult choice between taking an unpaid internship that might help them in their future career or finding a paid summer job outside of their career path in order to help make ends meet.
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The new Martha Wren Briggs Center for the Visual Arts, slated to open in early 2023, will propel William & Mary’s vibrant arts scene forward.
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Bob Trice ’68 and Susan Saulmon Trice ’68 believe in the power of international experiences for students.
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Judy Poarch Nance ’69 and Peter Nance ’66 wanted to commemorate their daughter’s legacy by honoring her academic passions.
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Online learning continues to grow in importance, and the Center for Online Learning brings an engaging learning environment directly to students’ computers.
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With help from a five-year, $1 million gift from EY, William & Mary’s Raymond A. Mason School of Business is advancing diversity and inclusion efforts.
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William & Mary completed its boldest fundraising campaign yet, with $1.04 billion raised, ties among alumni and alma mater strengthened and its status as the No. 1 public university for alumni participation cemented several years in a row.
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After Cory English's first wife, Katchen Stonehouse, died in 2010, English established the English-Stonehouse Fellowship as a tribute to her memory.
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The RV Virginia and its state-of-the-art scientific equipment will allow VIMS scientists to monitor and study the Chesapeake Bay and its marine life.
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Joseph Plumeri ’66 D.P.S. ’11 established the Plumeri Awards for Faculty Excellence in 2009 with the goal of enabling outstanding W&M professors to take their collaborative and dynamic research to the next level.
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The Boehly Center for Excellence in Finance was established in 2014 by a generous multiyear gift from Todd Boehly ’96 and Katie Garrett Boehly ’95.
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The McLeod Tyler Wellness Center represents William & Mary’s commitment to improving student health through a holistic approach.
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In November 2019, a William & Mary alumna made a $19.3-million gift to establish the landmark Institute for Integrative Conservation (IIC).
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Filter feeders such as the Chesapeake Bay oyster increasingly consume discarded microplastics, which then are passed up through the food chain.
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Teri Dale Dungan ’88, P ’17, P ’20, P ’23 and Thomas F. Dungan III ’88, P ’17, P ’20, P ’23 established the HEART Fund in fall 2019
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The new center at Busch Field features a locker room, rooftop patio, meeting space, public restrooms and video streaming capabilities.
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The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation contributed almost $8 million during the For the Bold campaign through nine grants and an endowment, thereby bolstering the arts, humanities and social sciences at W&M.
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In 2015, The Robert G. Cabell III and Maude Morgan Cabell Foundation issued a unique challenge to the William & Mary community as part of the For the Bold campaign
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Camp Launch has been sparking curiosity in the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields since 2012.
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Amid protests of racial injustice around the country and a global pandemic, the William & Mary community strengthened its resolve to take action through initiatives that transform teaching and learning and accelerate positive change.
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William & Mary undergraduate students share the College Curriculum experience, a set of specially designed courses that connect and integrate knowledge across the academic disciplines.
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By attending the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing, William & Mary students are creating a brighter future for women in STEM.
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Aided by private support and cross-campus collaboration, W&M's iGEM team competes each year in the International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition.
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William & Mary returned to its royal roots during the May 28 For the Bold campaign celebration in London in honor of the nearly 9,000 alumni, parents and friends that comprise the university’s international community.
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A crowd of almost 200 gathered at the Chrysler Museum of Art to celebrate the transformational impact the campaign is having on the lives of students, faculty and alumni. The museum and the Wells Fargo Center were illuminated in green and gold for the special evening.
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Chicago’s skyline came alive during a For the Bold campaign celebration with William & Mary’s colors illuminating several iconic landmarks in honor of the nearly 24,000 alumni, parents and friends in the Central region.
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Home to nearly 23,000 alumni, parents and friends, greater Richmond was ignited with Tribe Pride as the William & Mary community gathered together at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts to celebrate For the Bold.
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William & Mary celebrated its For the Bold campaign in Atlanta as the university’s colors lit the sky in honor of more than 23,630 alumni, parents and friends in the Southeast region.
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William & Mary celebrated its $1 billion For the Bold campaign against the backdrop of the nation’s capital as the university’s colors illuminated the skyline in honor of more than 20,000 alumni in the Washington, D.C., metro area.
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Glenn Hines Harding ’65 and Audra Lynn Mallow ’90 are trailblazers. They are now cementing the footprint of William & Mary’s For the Bold campaign on the West Coast.
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Glenn Hines Harding ’65 and Audra Lynn Mallow ’90 are trailblazers. They are now cementing the footprint of William & Mary’s For the Bold campaign on the West Coast.
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W&M launched its $1 billion campaign in New York City against the backdrop of the Empire State Building, which shined brightly in green and gold in honor of the nearly 13,000 alumni, parents and friends in the area.
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Against the backdrop of its iconic Wren Building, in October 2015 William & Mary publicly launched the For the Bold campaign, the most ambitious fundraising effort in the university’s history.
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For the Bold was a campaign about people. Thank you for the transformational impact you’ve made for everyone in the William & Mary community.
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This year, Susan P. Manix ’79 will begin the second year of her two-year term as president of the board.
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“I believe that the upward mobility of black Americans depends on education. I will not let students have an excuse for failure.”
– The late Carroll F.S. Hardy HON ’12
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On Wednesday, February 7, a large group gathered together to break ground on the more than 3,000 square foot Shenkman Jewish Center, which is slated to open in fall 2018.
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The winter meeting of the William & Mary Alumni Association (WMAA) Board of Directors was held at the Alumni House, February 9-10, 2017.
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William & Mary brings For the Bold to New York City
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After 81 years, Zable Stadium finally gets a facelift
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Fiscal Year 2016 engagement perspective
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Both Tribe basketball teams are setting their sights on March once again, with talented seniors, powerful role players and experienced coaching staffs.
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BOV names The Martha Wren Briggs Center for the Visual Arts
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The fall meeting of the Alumni Association Board of Directors was held at the Alumni House, Sept. 15-16, 2016, in Williamsburg.