Arts & Sciences Events

W&M undergrads and graduate students (U.S. citizens) in science/math/social science fields have been very successful in receiving these research fellowships/scholarships of $5000-$8500. RSVP to jdotzaue@odu.edu.

Gerald Zerkin of the Capital Resource Council, Federal Public Defender Office for the Eastern District of Virginia, will present a lecture entitled "Preserving Constitutional Rights in the Age of Disenlightenment." This event is free anopen to the public.

Our first Bellini colloquium for the Fall semester 2011 will take place tomorrow at 3:30 in Washington 315. Join us for a round table discussion on moving from article-length work to book manuscripts and getting published.

The William and Mary Department of English presents a colloquium with Jan van Dijkhuizen, Rueful Spectacles: Pain and Compassion in Early Modern English Literature and Culture. Refreshments will be provided and this event if free and open to the public.

The field of biotechnology is growing and has opportunities for students across a variety of science and technology majors. Gain valuable advice and perspective from professionals in this field though a Q&A session and informal networking.

Activist Faisal Alam presents the struggles and challenges facing sexual and gender minorities within the Muslim world. While highlighting the diversity of Islam, "Hidden Voices" explores the legacy of colonialism and sodomy laws within the Muslim world.

If you are not sure what course to take next, please check our Spring 2012 Course Offerings