HQ Function

Serves as the primary administrative and academic hub for the university, housing key leadership offices, central student services, and core academic departments and facilities.

Notable Features:

The historic Sir Christopher Wren Building (the oldest college building still in use in the U.S.), the Sunken Garden, extensive libraries, modern research facilities, and beautifully landscaped grounds integrated with colonial Williamsburg.

Work Culture:

Academic and intellectually stimulating, characterized by a strong sense of tradition, collaborative research, a commitment to teaching excellence, and active student engagement. Staff culture often emphasizes public service and support for the academic mission.

HQ Significance:

The campus is historically significant as the heart of the second-oldest institution of higher learning in the U.S., deeply connected to American history and the development of democratic ideals. It continues to be a center for influential research and education.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus architecture and layout reflect a commitment to tradition, intellectual pursuit, community, and public service. The integration of historic and modern elements mirrors the university's approach to education.

Location:

College of William & Mary supports a global presence through extensive study abroad programs in over 50 countries, international student and scholar exchange programs, collaborative research partnerships with universities worldwide, and a significant international alumni network. The Reves Center for International Studies spearheads these initiatives, promoting global education and cross-cultural understanding. The St Andrews William & Mary Joint Degree Programme is a flagship example of its deep international partnerships.

Street Address:

Ewell Hall, 221 Jamestown Rd

City:

Williamsburg

State/Province:

Virginia

Country:

USA