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As an analyst in the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit, Taylor Renard Cilke ’15 provides communities with tools to recognize and respond to warning signs before they escalate into catastrophe.

By Thornton Ray ’13

From the Brafferton

The Hulon Willis Association

Furthering the legacy of Black and African alumni at W&M

By Catherine Tyson ’20

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Fighting fire with fire

W&M students learn the importance of prescribed burning in a land management internship led by biology professor Harmony Dalgleish.

By Annie Powell M.A. ’18, Ph.D. ’24

Tribe

Breaking Barriers

Camilla Buchanan ’66, P ’11 forged her own path as a doctor and cyclist

By Claire De Lisle M.B.A. ’21

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W&M’s Global Research Institute announces Accelerate Initiative to raise $10 million

Gifts of $3 million jump-start this effort to expand GRI’s reach, increase opportunities for students, provide long-term support for its operations and allow for the development and expansion of projects.

By Tina Eshleman

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The Art of Translating

Roberto “Bob” Van Eyken ’74 is bringing his grandfather’s novels to English-speaking audiences for the first time.

By Mary Beth Bauermann ’24

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It's Just Rocket Science

William & Mary alumnus Russell “Buzz” Wincheski joins the NASA Inventors Hall of Fame

By Mary Beth Bauermann ’24

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Lighting the Way for Out-of-State Students

A $2.5-million scholarship and applied learning gift will open doors for Pell Grant-eligible students from outside Virginia.

By Tina Eshleman

Pay It Forward

Remembering Robert Wone ’96

Scholarship honors alumnus’ memory by funding the kinds of research and initiatives that were close to his heart

By Tina Eshleman

Pay It Forward

Gaining Experience

Leadership gifts expand internship and applied learning opportunities

By Tina Eshleman