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Women in International Relations: Inspiring W&M Students
On July 8, 2019
By Ana Suarez, Global Research Institute staff, based on interviews with Ola Pozor ’19 and John Teague ’19 Reading about the ways in which
Taxi Drivers Know More Than You Think
On June 19, 2019
By Henry Young ’20, CAD Student Researcher, Summer Fellows Cohort 2018 Hello everyone! I arrived in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia’s capital, a little more than a
Powered by Caffeine: W&M’s 24-Hour Global Innovation Challenge
On June 18, 2019
By Shivani Gupta ’19, Executive Board Member of WMGIC This year the William & Mary Global Innovation Challenge (WMGIC) drew in over 65 students
Finding Our Way in Santo Domingo: Navigating Expectations
On June 11, 2019
By: Katherine Armstrong ’20 Summer Fellow 2019 Cohort Habitat For Humanity, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic After a week in Santo Domingo, I am beginning
Ethical Challenges in Political Science: A Panel Discussion
On March 27, 2019
Featuring Faculty Researchers from the Global Research Institute By Jane Handa ’21 On Friday, February 15, the Social Science Research Methods Center hosted a
Charter Day Remarks: The Future of Knowledge
On February 19, 2019
By Henry Crossman ’19 The best universities do two things well: they create knowledge and they share it with the world. At William &
Charter Day Remarks: Student-Led Innovation
On February 19, 2019
By Aili Espigh ’17 I first heard about the Global Research Institute as a research opportunity on campus that paid. And while I first
Blending Development Theory and Practice in Guatemala
On December 11, 2018
By Meghan Haslam, Global Research Institute Early last summer, 16 William & Mary undergraduate students peered out of dust-coated bus windows as they drove
An Undergrad’s Tale: Delivering Change through the Global Research Institute
On November 30, 2018
By Alexander Nocks ’19 I discovered William & Mary’s Global Research Institute when I was in high school. A family friend was showing me