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W&M in 30: 2019 Commencement
(0:32) 2019 Commencement recap in 30 seconds!
Commencement 2019: Gates' welcoming remarks
(4:09) Robert Gates delivers welcoming remarks during the 2019 Commencement ceremonies at William & Mary.
Commencement 2019: Rhea Sharma's student address
(7:03) Rhea Sharma delivers the student address during the 2019 Commencement ceremonies at William & Mary.
Commencement 2019: Glenn Close's keynote
(18:26) Glenn Close delivers the keynote address during the 2019 Commencement ceremonies at William & Mary.
Commencement 2019: The graduate walk
(1:57) 2019 graduates of William & Mary take a final walk across campus prior to their commencement exercises.
2019 Honorary Degree: Glenn Close '74, D.A. '89
(3:57) Glenn Close, who received an honorary degree from William & Mary in 1989, was awarded an honorary fellowship, the highest honor that a college of Royal Charter can confer, at the 2019 Commencement ceremony. Watch and learn more about her time at William & Mary and her advocacy for mental health through Bring Change to Mind.For more information on Bring Change to Mind, please visit bringchange2mind.org.
Commencement 2019: Senior reflections
(2:21) W&M seniors reflect on their undergraduate experiences prior to Commencement.
2019 Honorary Degree: Jane Batten HON '17
(2:53) Philanthropist Jane Batten HON ’17 received an honorary degree at the 2019 Commencement ceremony. Watch and learn more about Batten’s philanthropic efforts and dedication to education.
2019 Honorary Degree: Denyce Graves
(2:49) World-renowned opera singer Denyce Graves received an honorary degree at the 2019 Commencement ceremony. Watch to learn more about the internationally celebrated mezzo-soprano.
2019 Honorary Degree: Sybil Shainwald '48
(2:24) Pioneering women’s rights attorney Sybil Shainwald ’48 received an honorary degree at the 2019 Commencement ceremony. Watch and learn more about the lawyer and activist who has fought for women’s rights, especially in the area of health, for more than four decades.
W&M study abroad: Images from the world
(1:15) Selected images from the 2019 study-abroad photo competition hosted by the Reves Center for International Studies at William & Mary.
Gizaw '20: Neurodiversity advocate
(1:39) Martha Gizaw '20 has emerged as a campus leader in the neurodiversity movement.
Senior vignette: Confidence through engagement
(2:12) W&M senior Reema Patel believes volunteering at Eastern State Hospital transformed her undergraduate experience and emphasized the importance of learning through engagement.
Scene@W&M: Gamelan garage
(1:08) Community members end the semester with music in the "gamelan garage."
Neurodiversity: Embracing differences in being
(2:21) W&M assistant director of students Lesley Henderson discusses W&M's neurodiverse student population.
Senior vignette: Comfortable uncertainty
(1:54) Senior Noah Petersen believes the "bumps on the head" received at William & Mary have shaped him into the person he had become.
Senior vignette: How music works
(2:18) W&M senior Harrison Feiner looks across musical styles to inform his own compositions.
Scene@W&M: Earth Day 2019
(1:19) Scenes from the 2019 Earth Day celebration at William & Mary.
Preparing '... & Mary'
(3:19) As part of W&M’s commemoration of 100 years of coeducation, a group of faculty and students collaborated this semester to create the devised theatre piece "... & Mary,"
2019 One Tribe One Day: Ann Brown-Hailey '86
(2:10) James Lee Brown was a William & Mary Tribe Men's Basketball fan and loved going to games with his daughter Ann Brown-Hailey ’86. When Omar Prewitt ’18 took the time to thank her ailing father personally for coming to the Colonial Athletic Association tournament, the moment stood out to Ann. Help create more W&M moments by making your gift this One Tribe, One Day: http://impact.wm.edu/otodfb
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