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Learning to Transgress
On October 7, 2020
How do I tell the story of five Office of Community Engagement colleagues reading bell hooks’ Teaching to Transgress? I can tell you that the
Money Matters
On September 1, 2020
For the last five months I have been working to make sustainable anti-racism changes in my life. Having read a lot of internet lists
A W&M Sophomore’s Experience Conducting Research in Tanzania Through GRI
On July 24, 2020
By Ethan Harrison ’20 “Alright, Ethan you’re up!” — with those words, I (nervously) began to present the research I had worked on for
What I (Don’t) Know
On June 19, 2020
About a month ago, I was on what felt like the tenth Zoom call in a row centered on the statement, “there’s so much
The Third William & Mary
On May 15, 2020
Years ago, I shared my reflections to the graduating Class of 2013 about their connection to the two William & Marys: Close your eyes
4 Things I Wish I Knew When Applying to Graduate School
On May 14, 2020
In Alumni Blogs, Careers, Research
While the path to college is pretty well defined, the path to graduate school is…less so. I decided that I wanted to attend William
How To Have A Healthy Relationship With Social Media
On February 7, 2020
Social media has allowed society to become more connected than ever. Over three billion people around the world use social media to engage with others, access
Magnitude and Direction
On August 5, 2019
“If you remember anything from this class, I want you to remember that a vector has both magnitude and direction” – T. Wayne, my
Belong Here
On July 12, 2019
Growing up in a military family shaped the way I relate to a sense of place. On the one hand, my connection to where