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The City of Williamsburg, founded in 1699, was the colonial capital of Virginia and has a history that is wed to the American Revolution. Today Williamsburg is cultivating a modern urbanism supported by a historic quality of life. Revolutionary thinking is still a component of this local government and it is evident in their support of programs, organizations, and events that provide vibrancy in a college town with a bustling tourism economy.
The Charles Center supports faculty development, student research and engaged learning, honors and interdisciplinary studies. The Charles Center, founded in 1986, has played a pivotal role in establishing William & Mary’s well-deserved reputation as a “Public Ivy.” The Center is dedicated to expanding the number of high impact research and interdisciplinary opportunities that are available to students, and to supporting faculty efforts to adopt new teaching methods to integrate the teaching and research missions of the College.
The Reves Center for International Studies is the home of the office of the Vice Provost for International Affairs, the Global Education Office, and the Office of International Students, Scholars, and Programs at William & Mary.
Established in 1989 with a gift from Wendy Reves in memory of her husband Emery, author of The Anatomy of Peace, the Reves Center supports and promotes the internationalization of learning, teaching, research and community involvement at the university. Today, more than two decades since its founding, the Reves Center continues to enhance international education at William & Mary through programs for education abroad, international students and scholars, and global engagement across the university.
The Williamsburg Area Arts Commission (WAAC) assists Williamsburg City Council and James City County Board of Supervisors and other organizations in supporting and stimulating excellence in the arts and in creating an atmosphere that encourages the growth, development, and accessibility of cultural amenities for the benefit of residents and visitors.
The University Libraries support and enhance teaching and research and foster intellectual curiosity, creativity and lifelong learning. Swem Library is home to the Charles Reeder Media Center, an inspiring hub for creativity and the host of the 24 Speed film making contest. The library boasts 2 million books, a comprehensive film collection in DVD and streaming formats, and an assortment of spaces, tools and equipment to support aspiring musicians and filmmakers. The Special Collections Research Center preserves and makes accessible the Glenn Close papers, and includes the manuscripts of numerous alumni involved in theater, film, publishing and television.
The Muscarelle Museum of Art is a culturally-rich art institution serving as a dynamic resource for our community, a working laboratory for William & Mary, and a platform for visiting exhibitions and the Museum’s own collection.
Through staff commitment, faculty expertise, student service, and community collaboration, the Museum is proud to bring to life many opportunities and experiences.
Canon Virginia, Inc. located in Newport News, Virginia is a manufacturer for Canon’s office and consumer products. Our innovative and efficient production methods along with our environmental commitment make us a leading global manufacturer. Since opening our doors in 1985, Canon Virginia has provided exceptional manufacturing services.
With a capital investment of more than $700 million, 5 facilities, 2 million square feet of floor space, and 2,000 dedicated employees, Canon Virginia has brought Canon’s world class manufacturing to the United States. Our expansion in 2009 added a new state-of-the art facility that incorporates the latest in high speed automated manufacturing technology to produce cartridges for laser printers. As Canon’s domestic manufacturing facility, Canon Virginia has manufactured millions of Canon copiers, printers, and cartridges. We continue to manufacture cartridges and other Canon accessories, as well as provide reverse manufacturing services for Canon copiers, printers, and cameras.
The City of Williamsburg, founded in 1699, was the colonial capital of Virginia and has a history that is wed to the American Revolution. Today Williamsburg is cultivating a modern urbanism supported by a historic quality of life. Revolutionary thinking is still a component of this local government and it is evident in their support of programs, organizations, and events that provide vibrancy in a college town with a bustling tourism economy.
The Charles Center supports faculty development, student research and engaged learning, honors and interdisciplinary studies. The Charles Center, founded in 1986, has played a pivotal role in establishing William & Mary’s well-deserved reputation as a “Public Ivy.” The Center is dedicated to expanding the number of high impact research and interdisciplinary opportunities that are available to students, and to supporting faculty efforts to adopt new teaching methods to integrate the teaching and research missions of the College.
The Reves Center for International Studies is the home of the office of the Vice Provost for International Affairs, the Global Education Office, and the Office of International Students, Scholars, and Programs at William & Mary.
Established in 1989 with a gift from Wendy Reves in memory of her husband Emery, author of The Anatomy of Peace, the Reves Center supports and promotes the internationalization of learning, teaching, research and community involvement at the university. Today, more than two decades since its founding, the Reves Center continues to enhance international education at William & Mary through programs for education abroad, international students and scholars, and global engagement across the university.
The Williamsburg Area Arts Commission (WAAC) assists Williamsburg City Council and James City County Board of Supervisors and other organizations in supporting and stimulating excellence in the arts and in creating an atmosphere that encourages the growth, development, and accessibility of cultural amenities for the benefit of residents and visitors.
The University Libraries support and enhance teaching and research and foster intellectual curiosity, creativity and lifelong learning. Swem Library is home to the Charles Reeder Media Center, an inspiring hub for creativity and the host of the 24 Speed film making contest. The library boasts 2 million books, a comprehensive film collection in DVD and streaming formats, and an assortment of spaces, tools and equipment to support aspiring musicians and filmmakers. The Special Collections Research Center preserves and makes accessible the Glenn Close papers, and includes the manuscripts of numerous alumni involved in theater, film, publishing and television.
The Muscarelle Museum of Art is a culturally-rich art institution serving as a dynamic resource for our community, a working laboratory for William & Mary, and a platform for visiting exhibitions and the Museum’s own collection.
Through staff commitment, faculty expertise, student service, and community collaboration, the Museum is proud to bring to life many opportunities and experiences.
Canon Virginia, Inc. located in Newport News, Virginia is a manufacturer for Canon’s office and consumer products. Our innovative and efficient production methods along with our environmental commitment make us a leading global manufacturer. Since opening our doors in 1985, Canon Virginia has provided exceptional manufacturing services.
With a capital investment of more than $700 million, 5 facilities, 2 million square feet of floor space, and 2,000 dedicated employees, Canon Virginia has brought Canon’s world class manufacturing to the United States. Our expansion in 2009 added a new state-of-the art facility that incorporates the latest in high speed automated manufacturing technology to produce cartridges for laser printers. As Canon’s domestic manufacturing facility, Canon Virginia has manufactured millions of Canon copiers, printers, and cartridges. We continue to manufacture cartridges and other Canon accessories, as well as provide reverse manufacturing services for Canon copiers, printers, and cameras.