Hello there! My name is Ann Waters, and I graduated from William & Mary with a B.A. in History and a minor in Anthropology. While on campus, I played club volleyball and was a member of the Spotswood Society, a group of student volunteers who lead tours of the Sir Christopher Wren Building. I also completed the NIAHD Collegiate Program in Early American History, Material Culture, and Museum Studies. In addition to history, I really enjoy learning about Italian language and culture, and I studied abroad in Florence during the summer of my junior year.
Now that I'm an alumna of the college, I hope to pursue a career in public history or museum studies. I've made some great memories at William & Mary, and I'm looking forward to sharing these experiences with you!
1. Participate in orientation activities New student orientation can sometimes feel like an intense session of summer camp. I spent my first days at
It was a busy second week for students participating in the NIAHD Pre-College Summer program! Between daily site visits, July 4th festivities, and a
This summer, I’m back in the ‘burg working as a RPA with the NIAHD program at W&M! (Wow, that’s a lot of acronyms.) I
My final week at William & Mary was a whirlwind of graduation festivities. On the last day of classes, my friends and I lined
One of my favorite things about William & Mary is all of the green space on and around campus. For me, spending time outside
In order to explain why I chose William & Mary, it’s probably first worth mentioning that I am an extremely indecisive person. So, when
Last weekend, some friends and I participated in the 24 Speed Filmmaking Competition, an annual event hosted by William & Mary Libraries’ Charles W.
As a senior, the one question that people most often ask me is also the one question that I most dread answering: “What are
“William & Mary students are passionate and ambitious.” Whether or not you are currently a member of the William & Mary community, if you