Student Organizations
Student Organization Leadership Julie Marsh, Luke Clement and Leilani Brower participate in meeting with Dean Niles.
Student Organization Leadership Meghan Byrnes, Sarah Gaspari and Carla Costello join the conversation.
Student Organization Leadership Julie Marsh serves as Editor-in-Chief of The William & Mary Educational Review.
Recently representatives from every student organization came together for a Leadership Summit with Dean Spencer G. Niles in order to share their visions, missions, and plans for the 2014-15 academic year.
With Dean Niles’ participation, leaders of each student organization brainstormed ideas for how they can collaborate throughout the year by offering School of Education students more academic, philanthropic, and social opportunities.
The Leadership Summit will enable all student leaders to come together annually to explore ways to collaborate and grow as leaders. It will also provide opportunities for students to further their professional development.
For more information, and to contact leaders of any student organization, please follow the links below:
Chi Sigma Iota
Chi Sigma Iota – Omega Mu Chapter is the international honor society for professional counseling. Established in 1985, Chi Sigma Iota was created to promote and recognize outstanding academic and clinical excellence in the profession of counseling.
Contact: Jennifer Pogue (President), jlpogue@email.wm.edu
Counselors and Educators for Social Justice
Counselors & Educators for Social Justice is a student interest group at William & Mary that provides a space and place for students of all backgrounds to meet monthly and learn more about social justice through each other and scheduled events.
Contact: Clare Merlin (Co-Organizer), cpmerlin@email.wm.edu
Graduate Education Association (GEA)
The purpose of the Graduate Education Association is two-fold: to serve as both a visible and transparent governing body as well as a graduate student-led resource for all graduate students at William & Mary’s School of Education.
Contact: Julie Marsh (President), jkmarsh@email.wm.edu
Higher Education Student Association (HESA)
The purpose of HESA is to encourage and promote student development as professionals and scholars within the Higher Education program at The College of William & Mary.
Contact: Maria Arbizo (President), mparbizo@email.wm.edu
The purpose of Kappa Delta Pi is to encourage high professional intellectual and personal standards and to recognize graduates of the College for their outstanding contributions to education.
Contact: Dr. Carlane Pittman (Advisor), 757-221-2296
Student Virginia Education Association (SVEA)
The SVEA is a professional pre-service teacher organization which provides opportunities for college students to explore education as a profession. It has as one of its primary goals to inform, educate, and involve its membership in educational issues.
Contact: Sarah Gaspari (President), smgaspari@email.wm.edu
The William and Mary Educational Review (WMER)
The William & Mary Educational Review (ISSN 2330-748X [print] and ISSN 2330-7498 [online]) is a scholarly journal of research and opinion in education. Its mission is to provide an interdisciplinary forum for discussion and debate about education’s most important issues while bridging substantive diversity of educational scholarship. Since its founding in 2012, the WMER has become an internationally read journal in education, with circulation to policymakers, researchers, administrators, and practitioners in over 15 countries worldwide.
Contact: Julie Marsh (Editor-in-Chief), jkmarsh@email.wm.edu
