Including panelists Tony Kronman ’68, Former Dean and Professor of Law, Yale Law School, Tad Piper ’68, St. Olaf College, Senior Regent and former Chair of the Board of Regents, and Susan Engel, Williams College Senior Lecturer in Psychology, The Class of 1959 Director of Program in Teaching
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Window on Williams – 25th Alumni Seminar – Integrative Wellbeing and The Future of Mental Healthcare
Moderated by Chad Orzel ’93 with panelists Ned Johnson ’93, Kerrita Mayfield ’93, Jen McQuaid ’93, and Wendy Adam, Director of Integrative Wellbeing Services at Williams College
Window on Williams – 2018 Commencement – Phi Beta Kappa Speaker Jackson D. Barber
Window on Williams – 2018 Commencement – Class Speaker Brian E. Benitez
Window on Williams – 2018 Commencement – Valedictorian Anna L. DeLoi
Window on Williams – 2018 Commencement – Speaker Bob Schieffer
Award winning broadcast journalist, “Face the Nation” moderator for 25 years, named “Living Legend” by the Library of Congress, Bob Schieffer speaks to the Williams College class of 2018.
Window on Williams – 2018 Commencement – Welcome from Interim President Protik Majumder
Scientists, Poets, Writers, Sociologists, Thespians, Art Historians– Interim President Tiku Majumder honors several of the 13 retiring faculty, including geologist David Dethier at the 229th Williams College Commencement.
Window on Williams – Williams Baccalaureate 2018
Window on Williams – Sankofa 2018 – Kofa High!
The foundations of contemporary stepping emerged in the United States during the 1900s as an aspect of performed self and group affirmation for African-American Greek letter sororities and fraternities. At Williams, this history began in 1996 when five students introduced the tradition to friends. As a result, interest in the power of bodies moving in […]
Window on Williams – CoDA (Contemporary Dance Ensemble) – Celebration!
CoDa (Contemporary Dance Ensemble) strives to educate and inspire through the creation and performance of repertoire and new work by faculty, guest artists, and students. The spring program included Martha Graham’s 1934 Celebration, restaged by Erica Dankmeyer. With a score by Graham’s longtime collaborator Louis Horst, Celebration is an abstract work of stark physicality, showcasing […]