The Williams College Summer Institute in American Foreign Policy opened in June 2010, providing Williams College Students the opportunity to participate in a rigorous 3-week program devoted to the study of American foreign policy and grand strategy.
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Window on Williams – 2023 Summer Institute in American Foreign Policy, China Team A
The Williams College Summer Institute in American Foreign Policy opened in June 2010, providing Williams College Students the opportunity to participate in a rigorous 3-week program devoted to the study of American foreign policy and grand strategy.
Window on Williams – 2023 Deford-Pinsky Awards Ceremony
Yearly Eph Sports Information honors its top student contributors with The Frank Deford or Aaron Pinsky ’06 Student Broadcasting Awards. Both awards are unique in all of college athletics.
Window on Williams – Just Futures Roundtable on Indigenous Pedagogies
This Just Futures roundtable with Dr. Chadwick Allen, Dr. Sandra Barton, Dr. Américo Mendoza-Mori, endawnis Spears, and Tesia Zientek is supported by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’s Just Futures Initiative. The initiative aims to tell a different, more complete story of New England and its global connections– past, present, and future– titled “Reimagining New England […]
Window on Williams – Mikel Jollett – Trauma and Creativity
Mikel Jollett shares his journey from a traumatic childhood spent in a cult to writer (memoir “Hollywood Park”), father, & lead singer of The Airborne Toxic Event.
Window on Williams – Club Zambezi Dance Party 2024
Zambezi, founded in 1992 by Ernest Brown, plays traditional music from Zimbabwe, Zambia and the African continent. They maintain a broad repertoire that embraces music broadly with a musical depth that is enhanced by the quality of student musicianship and orchestration that includes brass, woodwinds, strings and percussion as an expression towards hybridity. Artist in […]
Window on Williams – Club Zambezi Dance Party 2023
Zambezi marimba band plays music of the world with heavy African influence.
Window on Williams – Claiming Williams, A Conversation with Dr. Kelli Morgan
On the theme of Justice and Institutional Power, Williams College Museum of Art hosts Jordan Horton, Mellon Curatorial Fellow, Dr. Kelli Morgan, curator, educator, social justice activist, Kimberlean Donis, ’23 & WCMA intern.
Window on Williams – Gym Bros & Cardio Bunnies with Holly Crane ’12
Holly Crane is a coach and educator who has been working in the fitness and athletic industry for over a decade. Holly is the current Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach at NYU. She holds a BA in Comparative Literature from Williams College and an MS in Kinesiology from the University of Minnesota. In addition to […]
Window on Williams – Food Justice & the Righteous Entrepreneur w. Mike Curtin ’86
Mike Curtin ’86 joined DC Central Kitchen in 2004 and, drawing on his hospitality experience, has significantly expanded the Kitchen’s revenue-generating social enterprise initiatives. Under his leadership, DC Central Kitchen’s Fresh Start Catering expanded from traditional catering to include contracts to provide locally sourced, scratched-cooked meals to schools across Washington, DC.