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Always use the official “.gov” site when applying for or looking up information on U.S. passports. Sites that end in .com or .org are NOT the official State Department site and may charge you extra fees, steal your information, submit false data on your behalf, or retain your data even if you don't complete an application. Bookmark/save travel.state.gov

🎓 Ready for a graduate study in the U.S.? The Fulbright Foreign Student Program (2027–2028) is now open to qualified Zambian applicants with strong academics, English proficiency, and a commitment to return home and lead. 📅 Deadline: Oct 1, 2026 🌐 Apply: foreign.fulbrightonline.org/about/foreign-… Tag someone who should apply 👇

Feb. 25 Update: All restrictions on U.S. government staff in Mexico have been lifted. The U.S. Embassy and all consulates in Mexico are operating normally. While flight schedules have returned to normal, if your direct flight to the United States is cancelled, you might consider booking a connecting flight through another Mexican or U.S. city. We have no reports of road closures directed by local authorities. U.S. citizens in Mexico should resume standard levels of precaution. See our travel advisory for Mexico at travel.state.gov/mexico for more information. mx.usembassy.gov/security-alert…

William & Mary remains No. 1 public university for study abroad! Thanks to amazing @williamandmary staff, faculty, @WMAlumni, donors and most of all our bold, inquisitive students! news.wm.edu/2025/11/17/wil…

An exciting announcement about @williamandmary's new central role in #AUKUS. Congrats to @wmwgc and looking forward to ways we will be involved. news.wm.edu/2025/11/03/wil…

Thursday, Sept. 25, join us for a lecture by Nina Khrushcheva -- Russia 2025: Failures and Successes of Vladimir Putin’s Propaganda. go.wm.edu/v95pB6

As an undergraduate student in Alabama, Samuel Watson wanted to learn the Korean language. That interest propelled Samuel to study abroad in South Korea with a scholarship from the Gilman Program. As a Gilman scholar in Seoul, Korea, Samuel took part in intensive language training. When he came back home he shared his knowledge by teaching introductory Korean to students at the University of Alabama! Now Samuel is pursuing a master’s degree in computer science with the goal of combining his Korean language and coding skills to advance cybersecurity. As one of our new Gilman Alumni Ambassadors, Samuel was in Washington D.C. this summer learning how to help U.S. undergraduates gain a competitive edge by studying abroad.

Join us September 4 at 5:00pm in the Ewell Hall Theatre (Ewell Hall 107) for a fireside chat with Ambassador Abdul Ghafoor Mohamed, Ambassador of Maldives to the United States (@MDVinUSA). This talk, co-sponsored by @InternationalWM and @VIMS_News is free and open to the public.

We are looking forward to hosting Ambassador Abdul Ghafoor Mohamed,@MDVinUSA at @williamandmary. We are cosponsoring his visit with @VIMS_News and @wmwgc. His talks are open to the public. events.wm.edu/event/view/wm/…

Volunteer Sam found the picture perfect way to achieve the Third Goal of the Peace Corps: promote a better understanding of other peoples on the part of Americans! As you see, Volunteers in Lesotho get the best kind of altitude adjustment. ⛰️ Curious what Peace Corps service could look like for you? Check out the countries where we work: peacecorps.gov/what-we-do/whe…

U.S. citizens: be aware of risks and make informed decisions when traveling. We use a “D” risk indicator in our Travel Advisories to highlight countries we advise against visiting due to the high risk of wrongful and arbitrary detention of U.S. nationals. The following countries currently have this risk indicator: ⛔ Afghanistan ⛔ Burma ⛔ Eritrea ⛔ Iran ⛔ Nicaragua ⛔ North Korea ⛔ Russia ⛔ Venezuela

The final report for The Implications of Military R&D in Key Emerging and Disruptive Technologies for Transatlantic Cooperation includes summaries from each of the workshop's panels/breakout rooms. Click to read, available now in both English and French: wm.edu/offices/wholeo…

Attendees took part in panels and breakout groups to identify opportunity for greater alignment and collaboration for effective Transatlantic military cooperation. Thank you to all of the speakers who served on a panel and to everyone that attended our London workshop. 2/2

On June 17, participants met at Bush House in London for "The Implications of Military R&D in Key Emerging and Disruptive Technologies for Transatlantic Cooperation," funded by a grant from @USNATO. 1/2

Thank you to our co-hosts and collaborators that made yesterday's workshop in London a success! Co-hosts: @USNATO @warstudies @KCLSecurity @DSD_Kings @ccdcoe @Carnegie_Europe Collaborators: PS21 @pete_apps @YPFPLondon

Such an honor that Rodney D. Ford, Minister Counselor for Public Affairs at the U.S. Mission to the United Kingdom in London, gave the opening remarks at today's London workshop. @USAinUK @wmwgc @ccdcoe @Carnegie_Europe @KingsCollegeLon @USNATO Info at go.wm.edu/ZBdzfc

We are honored to announce that Rodney D. Ford, Minister Counselor for Public Affairs at the U.S. Mission to the United Kingdom in London, gave the opening remarks at today's London workshop. @USAinUK For more information on today's workshop, visit: wm.edu/offices/wholeo…

Yes! So glad Piret Pernik of @ccdcoe will be a panelist. She always brings intelligent and careful analysis to any discussion, as well as much experience and insights. We join the @wmwgc in welcoming you to the panel!

We are excited to announce the panel, "Geopolitical Competition in EDT: Implications for NATO and Tech Rivalries", for the London Workshop on June 17. Panelists include: Fiona Bradley, @josephdevanny, @AmyErtan, and @piret_ccdcoe. @PalantirTech @warstudies @NATO @ccdcoe

We are excited to announce the third and final breakout group, "Cyber Threat Intelligence Sharing Between NATO Allies", for the London Workshop on June 17. Panelists include: Eman Blair, @sdaultrey, @aa_gilli, and Roger Yee. For more information, visit: wm.edu/offices/wholeo…