Arts & Sciences Events

The 2014 William & Mary Law Review Symposium Friday, Feb. 21; 1:30 pm, Law School, Room 119 Saturday, Feb. 22; 9:00 am, Law School, Room 127 This event is free and open to the public. {{https://forms.wm.edu/13060, Please register.}}

Keynote Lecture - Friday, Feb 21 at 11am in Tucker Hall 127A "The Clockmaker's Long Goodbye: Self Invention in the Era of Revolutionary Politics" by Lyman Johnson, University of North Carolina - Charlotte.

Molly Michie will present her Honors Government research.

Title: Stability and Bifurcation Analysis of Delay Differential Equations

Monica Stone will present her Honors Geology research. Sharon Hartzell will present her Honors Environmental Science and Policy research.

Title: Getting Back to the Group: Representation Theory and the Structure of Finite Groups

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Elizabeth Pelletier will present her Honors Public Policy research. Rachel Brooks will present her Honors Interdisciplinary Studies research.

"Mapping a course to effective norovirus control"

Now is the time to lay the groundwork for a competitive Fulbright research or study grant application! Come to this session to learn more, including the nuts and bolts of securing affiliations.

Speaker: Mordechai Feingold, Caltech, Title of Talk: Newton and the Origin of Civilization

Kevin Place and Rebecca Turner will each present their Honors Theatre research.

Admission is free for everyone.

Voyage (Coast of Utopia Part 1) By Tom Stoppard

Grant writing is a skill. Join W&M professors with past success at writing grants and learn about how to successfully write grants.

Through this annual event, students pursuing Honors projects have the chance to present their work to faculty members and their fellow students. {{http://www.wm.edu/as/charlescenter/honors/currentstudents/colloquium/schedule/index.php, See Full Schedule}}

The {{http://wm4f.wm.edu, W&M French & Francophone Film Festival}} presents five award-winning French-language films at the Kimball Theatre.