A&S Graduate Studies

The 2015-2016 Mervis Lecture in Intellectu0al Property

Zhengrui Qin, Computer Science - Ph.D. Defense Title: Security Supports for Cyber-Physical System and Its Communication Networks Advisor: Dr. Qun Li

Shengye Wan, Computer Science M.S. Thesis Defense Title: Protecting Web Contents against Persistent Crawlers Advisor: Dr. Kun Sun

Journal Club is a weekly, informal opportunity for A&S and VIMS graduate students to share their research, practice their presentation skills, and interact with other grads from an array of different fields, with FREE snacks and beverages served.

Your defense must be scheduled and completed one week before your final ETD submission.

Feng Yan, Computer Science - Ph.D. Defense Title: Workload Interleaving with Performance Guarantees in Data Centers Advisor: Dr. Evgenia Smirni

Professional development workshop for all Arts & Sciences graduate students interested in careers in education.

Learn about NASA Langley projects including SAGE III and RaD-X, as well as student opportunities. Interns will share their experience on working at NASA. Get advice on applying to internships as well! Register to attend at website below.

Join our panel of faculty members and administration for a discussion and Q&A on the best methods for fighting sexual assault on college campuses.

Journal Club is a weekly, informal opportunity for A&S and VIMS graduate students to share their research, practice their presentation skills, and interact with other grads from an array of different fields, with FREE snacks and beverages served.

Final thesis and dissertation must be submitted to the William & Mary ETD Administrator website by no later than April 15, 2015, 4:00 p.m. (EST)

The 3rd Annual Grad Volleyball Cookout is Tuesday, April 19, 5:30?7:30 p.m. at the Gradplex

Please join us for Jan Huebenthal's talk titled, "Love Un/Detectable - Queer Health, HIV, and Homonormativity." All are welcome! Light refreshments served.

Journal Club is a weekly, informal opportunity for A&S and VIMS graduate students to share their research, practice their presentation skills, and interact with other grads from an array of different fields, with FREE snacks and beverages served.

The Syrian Refugee Crisis will be discussed by some of our very own faculty experts here at William & Mary. The Round Table will be held at the Cohen Career Center on this Thursday, April 21, at 7:00pm.

A&S Graduate students are encouraged to apply for support [maximum of $300] from the Office of Graduate Studies and Research (OGSR) that will allow them to collect data at museums or archives, conduct research, and travel to field work sites.

Quirky Teaching Techniques that Work Presented by: Leslie Cochrane, English and Linguistics Gerard Chouin, History Michael Iyanaga, Music and Global Studies

Dr. George Nicholas (Simon Fraser University) will present a talk entitled, "Shifting from ?Consult? to ?Consent?: Social Responsibility in Indigenous Heritage Research and Archaeology."

All meetings will be held from 6:00 - 7:30. Pizza and refreshments will be provided. Please remember that representation at these meetings ensures your program remains eligible for GSA conference funding.

Journal Club is a weekly, informal opportunity for A&S and VIMS graduate students to share their research, practice their presentation skills, and interact with other grads from an array of different fields, with FREE snacks and beverages served.