Advancement Headlines
- Modern Marketing Mavens
- Congresswoman Stephanie Murphy ’00 to speak at W&M’s 2018 Opening Convocation
- Citizen Lawyers Abroad: Our Summer International Internship Program
- W&M alumna makes $1.5 million gift in honor of President Katherine Rowe
- Demystifying College Admission
Modern Marketing Mavens
How do you get and keep people's attention? That's where marketing professionals come in. At a luncheon at William & Mary Weekend in Chicago this June, three alumnae in the marketing profession answered this question and more. Read More
Congresswoman Stephanie Murphy ’00 to speak at W&M’s 2018 Opening Convocation
Rep. Stephanie Murphy ’00 (D-Fla.), the first Vietnamese-American woman elected to U.S. Congress, will welcome William & Mary’s newest students to campus and help launch the 100th anniversary of women at William & Mary during the university’s 2018 Opening Convocation ceremony. Read More
Citizen Lawyers Abroad: Our Summer International Internship Program
The Council on Foreign Relations Global Conflict Tracker lists 24 global conflicts that have either deteriorated or remained unchanged in 2018. For the 17th consecutive summer, William & Mary law students have left the comfort of Williamsburg to work in challenging environments such as these, contributing to post-conflict reconstruction efforts and the rule of law in countries struggling to recover from war, genocide and chaos. And as always, this year’s 19 nascent citizen lawyers are making their mark. Read More
W&M alumna makes $1.5 million gift in honor of President Katherine Rowe
Just days after Katherine A. Rowe was sworn in as William & Mary’s 28th president, an alumna stepped forward to make a $1.5 million gift to establish a President's Strategic Investment Fund. The gift was made in honor of Rowe, the first woman to hold the position at the university. Read More
Demystifying College Admission
This June 22-23, more than 250 alumni and their high school-aged children came to campus for an inside look at the college admission process. Read More