Arts & Sciences Events

Join the Ewell Concert series for a wonderful evening with Sharon Roffman and Anna Kijanowska.

"Transnational Chinese Students and the Quest for Flexible Citizenship in the Developed World"

Dr. Paul Allen Miller (University of South Carolina), Discipline and Punish: Horatian Satire and the Formation of the Self

Senior Cellist David St. John will be performing the Rachmaninoff Trio Elegiaque no. 1, the Beethoven 7 Variations, and the Prokofiev Sonata for Cello and Piano.

Meet with psychology undergraduate alumni with careers in many fields: Healthcare Child Services Social Work Nonprofit Marketing Art Education Government

The Human Security Law Center is screening "The Response," a documentary on the Guantanamo Bay military tribunals, and hosting a panel of experts to discuss the documentary and current issues regarding Guantanamo Bay.

Wir werden "Das Leben der Anderen" (2006, Dir. Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck) zeigen.

PPD's Corporate Recruiter and a William and Mary graduate now working there discuss lab activities as well as career opportunities.

A Conversation with Former Law School Dean Thomas Krattenmaker and Professor William Van Alstyne on Cohen v. California

Dr. Jason McDevitt, Director of Technology Transfer Title: "Patenting Inventions at William & Mary"

Professor Thomas J. Christensen, Princeton University

Pathways of Modern Photography

"Independent Music and the Media" with Paul Shugrue, BuzzFeed, and Stephanie Monohan, WCWM Station Manager.

Teshik Yoon of the University of Wisconsin will present "Photocatalysis with Visible Light"

Dr. Ming Ji, Director of NOAA's Ocean Prediction Center, describes recent advancements in NOAA's operational ocean and coastal forecasting capabilities.

Annual McSwain-Walker lecture. Presented by Vladislav Zubok of Temple University.

Annual McSwain-Walker Lecture. Delivered by Vladislav Zubok of Temple University.

Nergis Mavalvala, MIT, Title: Scientific Opportunities in Gravitational Wave Detection

Join Kelly as he performs various jazz solos along with original compositions.

W&M's first ever Hackathon! $360 in prize money up for grabs.

Join Julie for a Cello Senior Recital, featuring the songs of Debussy, Brahms, Granados, Faure and Bruch.

William and Mary professors from music, law, anthropology, psychology, modern languages, history and Arabic studies present talks on lesser known aspects of the Arab Spring.

The Chamber Winds perform Richard Strauss' timeless "Serenade" for winds along with other classics for chamber wind ensembles by Dvorak and Renaissance composer Giovanni Gabrieli. Dr. Paul Bhasin conducts.

Join Collin Erby for a Senior Recital/Project exploring and debunking common titles and conceptions in piano music.

George Tayloe Ross Lecture. Delivered by Jeffrey Kopstein, University of Toronto.

Annual George Tayloe Ross Lecture. Presented by Professor Jeffrey Kopstein of the University of Toronto.

There are many potential career paths to pursue with a science degree. Learn about your options and how to best prepare to travel your chosen path.

We will screen "Good Bye, Lenin!" (Wolfgang Becker, 2003).

By Keralino Sandorovich translated by Wayne Lammers American Premiere Directed by Francis Tanglao-Aguas

The W&M Early Music Ensemble (Thomas Marshall, Director) will present its spring concert at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, April 10, at Bruton Parish Church, as part of the Candlelight Concert Series.

By Keralino Sandorovich translated by Wayne Lammers American Premiere Directed by Francis Tanglao-Aguas

Title of Talk: Challenges and Opportunities for Nuclear Power in a post-Fukushima World 1) Dr. Victor Reis, Senior Advisor, US Department of Energy 2) Hon. Lawrence Scheinman, Ph.D., Distinguished Professor, Monterey Institute of International Studies

Dr. Paul Harnik will be visiting from the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center to talk to us about the ecology of extinction in ancient and modern seas.

Dr. Yannis Lolos, (Volos University), "The Archaeological Exploration of Sikyon: A Comprehensive Approach to the Study of a Greek City-State."

Lecture by Ian Ralby '05, Ph.D.: "Modern Pirates Meet Modern Privateers: Assessing and Addressing Private Maritime Security in the 21st Century." Sponsors: Program in Comparative Legal Studies and Post-Conflict Peacebuilding and International Law Society.

By Keralino Sandorovich translated by Wayne Lammers American Premiere Directed by Francis Tanglao-Aguas

Signal transduction from a protein tyrosine phosphatase perspective

Don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity to learn about the drafting of our Declaration of Independence by founding father Thomas Jefferson, and the chance to interact with global interfaith leader and Nobel prize nominee Prince Ghazi Bin Muhammad!

Speaker: Stephen B. Robinson (Wake Forest University)

David Thompson, Chancellor Professor of Chemistry, College of William & Mary will present "Biological Evolution, Big Bang and other Myths of Science: The Essential Homogeneity of Human Intellectual Behavior"

Natalie Batalha, San Jose State University, Title of Talk: "Kepler's Year-Three Transit Census"

"Astonishing!...None of our important pianists is more exploratory and versatile. Drury's magnificent performance left nothing to chance." The Boston Globe "This listener cannot imagine more persuasive performances than the one Drury played." NY Times

By Keralino Sandorovich Translated by Wayne Lammers American Premiere Directed by Francis Tanglao-Aguas

Marking Professor Barbara Watkinson's career with a display of works that focus on her area of expertise.

You and your family are invited to join us for a Computer Science Open House.

A retrospective of Professor William Barnes, whose paintings and monotypes span more than 30 years during his time teaching at W&M.

By Keralino Sandorovich Translated by Wayne Lammers American Premiere Directed by Francis Tanglao-Aguas

Sarah Glosson, Director

On Saturday evening, we will screen the classic Japanese film Gojira.

On Saturday evening, we will screen the classic Japanese film Gojira

The recital will feature piano solo, chamber ensemble, and film score masterpieces by Beethoven, Mozart, Schubert, Debussy and Philip Glass. Reception following performance!

Candlelight concert at Bruton Parish Church

By Keralino Sandorovich Translated by Wayne Lammers American Premiere Directed by Francis Tanglao-Aguas

Bring all your friends out for a fun movie night on the Sunken Garden sponsored by AMP!

Join us Sunday, April 15, for a conference on the response to the catastrophic earthquake, tsunami and on-going nuclear crisis that hit northeastern Japan on March 11 last year.

Join us Sunday, April 15, for a conference on the response to the catastrophic earthquake, tsunami and on-going nuclear crisis that hit northeastern Japan on March 11 last year.

Join Department of Music Jazz faculty members Stephanie Nakasian and Harris Simon as they celebrate the release of their new CD, "Show Me the Way"!

The Jazz Ensemble, under the direction of W&M Director of Bands, Dr. Paul Bhasin, performs a program of contemporary and classic works for jazz ensembles and big bands. Featuring student and faculty soloists.

Celebrate WMCI's official opening at William and Mary!

Come celebrate the official opening of William and Mary's Confucius Institute!

Join the Jazz Combo at Lodge One, under the direction of Harris Simon. Free and open to the public!

W&M and its Confucius Institute partner institution, Beijing Normal University (BNU) are hosting the Faculty Forum on Confucian Classics.

Following WMCI's Grand Opening Ceremony, W&M and its Confucius Institute partner institution, Beijing Normal University (BNU) are hosting the "Faculty Forum on Confucian Classics."

Be Different: Adventures of a Free-Range Aspergian With Practical Advice for Aspergians, Misfits, Parents & Teachers

The W&M Gamelan TUNJUNG BASKARA (Sun Lotus) under the direction of Cindy Benton-Groner presents "A Concert of Music from Central Java" featuring guest musician Midiyanto.

Wir zeigen "Auf der anderen Seite" ("The Edge of Heaven", Fatih Akin, 2007)

Iyabo F. Osiapem (English/Africana Studies) will give a talk called "An Accidental English: A Speculative History of Black English in Bermuda"

Iyabo F. Osiapem (English/Africana Studies) will give a talk called "An Accidental English: A Speculative History of Black English in Bermuda"

Iyabo F. Osiapem (English/Africana Studies) will give a talk called "An Accidental English: A Speculative History of Black English in Bermuda"

Presented by Arvind Subramanian, Senior Fellow Peterson Institute for International Economics (PIIE).

Invited Speaker: Artisia Green, Assistant Professor of Theatre, Speech and Dance.

Featuring guests from the Sultanate of Oman.

Closing Reception in Andrews Gallery: An exhibition of work by former painting students of Professor William Barnes, who is retiring after 37 years with the Department of Art and Art History.

Closing Reception. Gillian Pederson-Krag, the current Class of 1939 Artist-in-Residence in the Department of Art and Art History, exhibits her paintings and prints.

Using GIS to Quantify Riparian Buffer Bypassing in the Coastal Plain of Virginia within the Chesapeake Bay Watershed

Free food and refreshments

This series will begin this spring in February, March and April, once again sponsored with receptions by Virginia Company Bank. The Third Thursdays have evolved into monthly fixtures on the calendars of the art historically curious.

A 2011 Official Selection Hot Docs Documentary

Eight great a cappella groups. One great cause. For only $3, come out and support vital cancer research and enjoy an evening of great music!

W&M Music Major and Organ Scholar Allen Blehl will be presenting an Organ and Harpsichord Recital at Bruton Parish Church as part of their Candlelight Concert Series.

By Lynn Nottage Directed by Artisia Green

Presented by Professor Eric Han, Department of History.

Prof. Eric Han, Dept. of History will be the guest at this Coffee Hour, giving a talk entitled, " 'Tragedy in China Town' and the End of Extraterritoriality in Japan."

Speaker: Bartleby Ordonez-Delgado (College of William and Mary)

Zeev Rosenzweig of the National Science Foundation (NSF) will present: "Luminescent quantum dots as probes for enzyme and enzyme inhibitors activity"

"How uropathogenic E. coli cause disease, a danger-filled 11 mile swim against a strong current"

Frank Narducci, NAVAIR, Title of Talk: Successfully Publishing in Physical Review Letters/The Physical Review

By Lynn Nottage

The highly popular Kingston Trio Tribute band the Three Jolly Coachmen will headline a slightly early birthday party for William Shakespeare.The concert is a benefit for the Virginia Shakespeare Festival's upcoming 2012 season.

By Lynn Nottage Directed by Artisia Green

A choral/solo recital by Matthew Ishee, Senior Music Major

Over 30 countries and cultures represented. Drop by for entertainment, food, and educational exhibits!

An annual day of research presentations by undergraduates on Medieval and Renaissance Studies topics.

Geology Department seniors share the work they've been doing for their senior theses!

The Wind Symphony performs a concert filled with marches, timeless melodies and patriotic classics. Bring a lawn chair, a kite or two, and the whole family to enjoy crowd-pleasing favorites from the last 100 years performed by the W&M Wind Symphony.

"Jazz and Social Protest"

Hannah will present her Senior Lecture Recital "Songwriting: The Art of Intuition"

By Lynn Nottage Directed by Artisia Green

By Lynn Nottage Directed by Artisia Green

A composition recital with an eclectic mix of original pieces and arrangements written for solo violin, viola de gamba concort, jazz quintet, and Appalachian fiddle group.

Join Leah for a voice recital, featuring Debussy, Mozart, contemporary English composers, and select arias from Carmen, Die Zauberflote and La Rondine.

James "Beast" Baker's senior project will be a performance recital, showcasing his contemporary jazz-fusion student ensemble, "Beast and the Masters."

Title: The Laplacian on Isotropic Quantum Graphs: Solutions and Applications (adviser: Junping Shi)

Title: Finding the Minimum Randic Index (adviser: Rex Kincaid, Drew LaMar)

Title: Cichlid Fishes: Evolutionary wonders, biological control of Schistosoma, and link to HIV/AIDS in Africa

Featuring special guests Paul Livingstone (sitar) www.tanpura.com and Homnath Upadhyaya (tabla) {{http://homnathtabla.com}}

The annual flowering of mountain laurel planted at Crim Dell.

Indian musicians Paul Livingstone (sitar) and Homnath Upadhyaya (tabla) will be offering a lecture demonstration of North Indian classical music in the Reves Room at the Reves Center for International Studies.

Can sexual selection drive extinction and speciation? A case study in yeast

Indian musicians Paul Livingstone (sitar) and Homnath Upadhyaya (tabla) will be offering a lecture demonstration of North Indian classical music in the Reves Room at the Reves Center for International Studies.

MK-STYX Stress Granule Assembly/Disassembly

William & Mary's new Faculty Lecture Series kicks off this month with a talk by Professor John Swaddle on "Not Just for the Birds: How ecological land management could prevent us from getting sick."

The Wind Symphony, led by Director of Bands Dr. Paul Bhasin, performs works by Benjamin Britten, William Walton, and movements from Anton Bruckner's Mass in E minor for Winds and Chorus.

Ephemeral Organic Carbon Fluxes to the Chesapeake Bay Watershed from Agricultural Runoff on the Virginia Coastal Plain

Title: Synchronous Oscillatory Solutions in a Two Patch Predator-Prey Model (adviser: Junping Shi)

Variability of Erodibility in Bedrock-floored Channels Produced by Differential Weathering

Title: Global Dynamics of Pulse-Coupled Oscillators (adviser: Sarah Day and Drew LaMar)

Title: Analysis and Simulation of Optimal Control Models of Oyster Population with an Allee Effect (adviser: Junping Shi)

Interested in a potential career in Strategy Consulting? Wondering what a consultant does? Stop by the Career Center on 4/26 at 6:30 p.m. to learn about the Strategy Consulting Community.

Join John Billet and Bill Sammler of the National Weather Service for VIMS' After Hours lecture as they explore the April 2011 tornadoes. {{ http://www.vims.edu/public/afterhours/registration/april.php,Register here.}}

William and Mary Women's Chorus, Botetourt Singers and Choir perform their Spring Concert featuring the premiere of a newly commissioned work by music faculty member Brian Hulse.

Join the W&M Gallery Players for their end of the year concert at Bruton Parish Church. Directed by Susan Via

Speaker: Yue (Nick) Zhao (University of Central Florida)

Impacts of Phage Predation on Microbial Dynamics in Temperate Soil Ecosystems

Patrick Fox, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, Title of Talk: "Looking for Dark Matter here, there and everywhere"

Join Tripp Johnson and the Appalachian Music Ensemble in their final concert of the school year.

From Sibelius' alcoholic and depressive tendencies, to the height of Grieg's creativity, and back to Berlioz' drug-induced, hallucinogenic nightmare, this concert will take you into a dark place.

Join the William and Mary Women's Chorus, Botetourt Chamber Singers and Choir for their Spring Concert. James Armstrong and Jamie Bartlett, Conductors. In collaboration with the W&M Wind Symphony, Dr. Paul Bhasin, Conducting.

Title: Circadian Oscillations of the Intestinal Stem Cell Lineage (adviser: Jianjun Paul Tian)

Schubert Piano Quintet in A Major "Trout" D. 677, Sergei Rachmaninoff Trio elegiaque No. 1 (c.1892) Piano Recital by students of Dr. Anna Kijanowska

A concert by the piano students of Dr. Anna Kijanowska

The role of Notch signaling in neurotransmitter phenotype specification and secondary neurogenesis in X. laevis

Title: Permutations with Extremal Routings on Cycles (adviser: Gexin Yu)

Transcriptional Regulation of the Acetone Carboxylase Operon via Two-Component Signal Transduction in Helicobactor pylori

Combinatorial contributions of neuroendocrine variables and food intake to male fertility