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A Frenzy of Fall Field Trips 2: Flowing Low and Flying High
On October 8, 2019
Earlier this summer I reported on the Gladstone Gladiators’ ‘games’ on and over the James River, all part of our research campaign to decipher
Understanding the Complex Dance between Ignorance and Welcome in the Venezuelan Migration Crisis
On October 3, 2019
By Jahnavi Prabhala ’22 Summer Fellows Cohort 2019 IMMAP, Bogotá, Columbia Staring out the car window, I sat in the back of the car
A Frenzy of Fall Field Trips 1: The Rockfish River Watershed
On October 3, 2019
Note: this is the first installment in what will be a frenzy of posts about recent fall field trips in the William & Mary Geology
W&M, Global Research Institute Expand Teaching and Research on Autocracy, Democracy and Human Rights
On September 23, 2019
By Rebecca Latourell Global Research Institute, Assistant Director of Programs With autocracies on the rise worldwide and human rights abuses following suit, there is
Finding Myself in a Foreign Place: Navigating Data, Politics, and Identity
On September 19, 2019
By Matt Crittenden ’21 Summer Fellow Cohort 2019 CheckMySchool, Manila, Philippines Seventy-five days later and I can confidently navigate four connecting flights and 30+ hours
Summer Fellow: Leaving My Heart in Laos
On September 18, 2019
By Abby Boyce ’21 Summer Fellow Cohort 2019 Village Focus International, Laos As I look back on the past eleven weeks, I am overwhelmed
Summer Fellows: From Turf to Surf
On September 18, 2019
By Megan Hogan ’21 Summer Fellow 2019 Cohort CLASP Organization, Nairobi, Kenya It’s my second-to-last week in the office, and honestly? Everything feels a bit
Gladiator Games over the James
On July 22, 2019
The Gladstone Gladiators have spent the past two months dividing their time between geological field research in central Virginia and lab research in the
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