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Teaching Online at William & Mary: An Experiment
On May 29, 2020
Like most college professors, I had to transition abruptly to online teaching in March 2020 because of COVID-19. Until then, I had never Zoomed
Open Letter to ALL Humanities & Social Science Majors
On October 27, 2017
Dear members of the Tribe pursuing the following humanities and social science majors: African Studies; American Studies; Anthropology; Art & Art History; Asian &
Meet the Transfer Interns: Alfred
On February 2, 2017
Hey guys, it’s Alfred. I am a junior studying history and government with pre-law concentration here at William & Mary. Life here at the
An Ambitious Day in DC
On January 8, 2016
Today was one of the most ambitious and interesting days I have had in Washington so far. For our International Relations seminar, we had a
Welcome to Washington
On September 25, 2014
If you had told me that I would get to have frozen yogurt with a former ambassador on my first day at the Middle
DCSI-LCE Week 11: Knowing Your Why
On July 21, 2014
John, a Professional Staff Member in our office whom I have gotten the chance to not only work with but also befriend over the
DCSI-LCE Week 7: Back After a 4-week Hiatus…did you miss me?
On June 29, 2014
Hey everyone, Sorry I’ve been MIA for the last 4 weeks: it would be a huge understatement to say I have been busy with
The Evolution of Democracy
On February 10, 2012
In Alumni Blogs, Other
In 1989, IR scholar Francis Fukuyama published a thesis arguing that democracy was the last known socioeconomic system that had defeated all other ideologies.