Arts & Sciences Events

Spatial Application of a Species Distribution Model for the Invasive Plant Microstegium vimineum in the Chesapeake Bay Lowlands Ecoregion

Structural Geology of the Scottsville Mesozoic Basin, Virginia

Title: A Model for the Population of the Blue Crab in the Chesapeake Bay (Adviser: Leah Shaw, Junping Shi)

Life history trade-offs between growth and reproduction in wild yeast

Dr. Jill Lord, Architectural Historian, will speak at the Muscarelle Museum of Art in the First Tuesday Lecture Series at 6 p.m.

A Comparative Study of Feminine Reproduction in a Rhabditis clade

The graduating Studio Art students in the Department of Art and Art History exhibit their artwork from May 2 - 13 in Andrews Gallery.

Title: Perfect partition of some (0,1)-matrices

Variation in the Number of Kisspeptin Neurons in a Population of Wild Mice (Peromyscus leucpus)

Meta-analysis of Extinction Selectivity in Fossil Marine Bivalves

Maternal effects on reproduction and development in the mud snail, Ilyanassa obsoleta

Join the Brass Quintet for their Spring Recital. Under the direction of Peter DuBeau.

Join Emily for a solo senior piano recital. Emily is a student of Christine Niehaus.

Opening Reception. The graduating Studio Art Majors in the Department of Art and Art History exhibit their artwork.

Marisa's project will be a lecture recital on themes of the Romantic period as illustrated by the music of Frederic Chopin.

Opera in Williamsburg presents Emily Duncan-Brown and Jonathan Estabrooks in Gian Carlo Menotti's comic one-act English-language opera.

Keynote Speaker: Senator Thomas R. Carper

Graduation ceremony and reception for Environmental Science & Policy majors

A graduation ceremony and reception for Neuroscience majors

2:30 p.m.

Family and friends are invited to join us for the presentation of diplomas to W&M's Department of Computer Science Class of 2012.

Diploma presentation and reception for Biology majors

The Chemistry Diploma Ceremony will be held in the Millington Auditorium followed by a reception for graduates and their guests in the ISC lobby.

Mathematics Department Commencement

This event is open to graduating Music Majors and their families.

Congratulations to the German Studies Majors and Minors graduating today! The MLL Celebration and Degree Conferral will take place in the Wren Yard at 2:30, Sunday May, 13.

Speaker: Cathy S. Fore, Collaborative Initiatives, University Parnerships Office, Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Title of Talk: "ORAU - Value through Parnerships"

Final Oral Examination/ Department of Physics Ph.D. Degree by: Gardner Rush Marshall Title: " Supersymmetric and Leptophilic Models of Electroweak Symmetry Breaking" Open to the Public

During Summer Session I, the philosophy department is offering Phil 201 and Phil 303. Both satisfy GER7.

The first session of summer classes in French will start on May 29th, and run until June 29th. This summer we will teach two session of FREN 101 (one in DC, one in Williamsburg), one session of FREN 201 and one of FREN 206. Registration closes on June 1.

CSUMS summer research program

Wolfgang Korsch Professor of Physics at University of Kentucky Title of Talk: "The Quest for a Permanent Electric Dipole Moment"