Arts & Sciences Events

Summer Session I classes begin. Classes run through July 3.

Join the William & Mary community for a conversation on domestic and international legal, policy and technology issues impacting data privacy today.

William & Mary LatinX Alumni, join host Reyna Vazquez ’95 and mixologist Nicholle Pitera of Cre8ive Mixes for an evening of cocktails and community! 

Summer Session I Add/Drop period ends

Summer Session I Withdrawal Period Begins

Welcoming new students & their families to the Tribe one virtual event at a time!

At the Writing Resources Center, trained peer consultants offer individual assistance with writing, presentation, and other communication assignments across disciplines and at any stage, from generating ideas to polishing a final product. 

Ashley King, a masters student at VIMS, will discuss the complex story of plastics in the ocean — where they come from, where they go, and how they impact ocean organisms. She will explain what the future may hold and our role in the story. 

Virtual presentation from W&M staff about the W&M GALA collection in Swem Library’s Special Collections, with an opportunity for Q&A throughout the presentation

Summer Session 3 Add/Drop period ends

Summer Session III Withdrawal Period: June 11 - July 9

Colin Paul Egerer, Physics - Final Oral Dissertation Defense
Zoom link is available upon request. Please email [[w|evwilk,Ellie]]
Title: Forward & Off-Forward Parton Distributions from Lattice QCD

Carlos Bernal-Cárdenas, Computer Science - Ph.D. Defense
Title: On Supporting Android Software Developers and Testers
Advisor: Dr. Denys Poshyvanyk
Location:  (Zoom Meeting)
Dissertation PDF

This event is for current W&M juniors and recent alums who are interested in applying to national prestigious fellowships.  Hear tips and best practices for preparing your personal statements and essays from the experts at the Writing Resources Center.

A literature review in the sciences presents a critical synthesis of the research on a particular topic. In this webinar, you will learn how to develop your literature review into a focused discussion and interpretation of your source material. 

Offices closed. Classes may be held, check with your dean's office.

Summer Session I Withdrawal Period ends

Last day to apply as a Non-Degree Seeking student for W&M Summer Session 2.

Andrew Rotunno , Physics - Final Oral Dissertation Defense
Zoom link is available upon request. Please email [[w|evwilk,Ellie]]
Title: Radiofrequency AC Zeeman Trapping for Neutral Atoms

Students must meet with their advisor or graduate director before registering. 

In this Writing Resources Center webinar, you will learn strategies for developing an organically-structured paper that contains an ambitious and debatable thesis, a compelling argument, and valid evidence for all key points. 

W&M Art History Senior Research Colloquium III NOW ONLINE
12 art history majors in the capstone seminar, under the guidance of Professor Xin Conan-Wu, present in depth research on various topics, ranging from the historical to the contemporary. 

Now Online W&M Art History's THE CURATORIAL PROJECT: "THE ART OF WELL BEING", STUDENT PRESENTATIONS 

Art & Art History's Studio Art 2021 Senior Exhibition "Collective Imagination" NOW ONLINE

Graduating Seniors, Abigail Daniel, Leah Moyer, Jorden Solet, Evan Squires and Iris Wu

Now Online, the Spring 2021 Virtual Non Majors Exhibition, featuring work by W&M students participating in the Studio Art classes, who are not majors of the program.

The Office of Graduate Studies and Research REQUIRES all returning A&S graduate students to register by July 1.

This photography exhibit in the downstairs Spigel Gallery at the Muscarelle Museum of Art was curated by students interested in the intersections of art and science.