Tuesday, October 24 in Hollander 040 from 7 - 8 pm. Come and meet ASST faculty and students, and enjoy some delicious ice cream and snacks. We are eager to tell you more about ASST Winter Study and Spring 2018 courses. Continue reading »
Considering study abroad in an Arabic-speaking country? This is your opportunity to have your questions answered - large and small! Faculty and returning students are looking forward to meeting with you. Tues, Nov 14, 7:30 - 8:30, Schapiro 241. Continue reading »
Tuesday, November 14, 7 – 8 pm, Hollander 040. Study Abroad in Chinese-speaking areas: which programs to go to? What types of funding are available? These questions answered, and more! Continue reading »
Tuesday, November 7, 12:30 – 1:30 at Spice Root restaurant on Spring Street. Come and find out more about great opportunities to spend a semester or year abroad in Russia and other countries where Russian is spoken. Lunch will be on us! It would be helpful if you could let Prof. van de Stadt know in advance that you are coming: jvandest@williams.edu Continue reading »
Come and find out about Study Abroad opportunities in Germany and Austria on Tuesday, October 24, 7 – 8 pm, in Hollander 241. Dessert will be served. Continue reading »
STUDY-AWAY MEETING AND PIZZA PARTY for those considering studying in Spain or Latin America! All interested First-years, Sophomores, and Juniors are urged to attend (and partake)! Monday, October 16, at noon, in Hollander 241. Continue reading »
Study/intern in Japan! Come and here our returnees talk about their Study Abroad experiences. Refreshments will be served. Thursday, 7 pm, Hollander 241. Continue reading »
Dreaming of study abroad in France, Morocco, Senegal, or elsewhere in the Francophone world? Come to the FRENCH STUDY ABROAD INFORMATION SESSION, Tuesday, October 3, at 7PM, in Hollander 241, for essential advice on how to plan and apply for study in France and other Francophone countries. Continue reading »
Several students in Scarlett Jang's Asian Art Survey, ARTH 103, will be giving public talks in Object Lab this month. Each student will focus on 1-3 of the works that Scarlett selected for Object Lab. Continue reading »