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Biology Seminar: Steven Short (University of Toronto)
Biology Seminar: Steven Short (University of Toronto)
Friday, October 4
4pm
Washington Hall, Room 201
"Freshwater algal viruses: pernicious plankton parasites, or not?"
Native Plant Walk
Native Plant Walk
Saturday, October 5
10am - 11:59pm
Location not specified
Walk at Little Creek Reservoir, led by W&M Biology Department Professor Emeritus Gus Hall
Peninsula Health District Information Session
Peninsula Health District Information Session
Monday, October 7
5:30pm - 6:30pm
Cohen Career Center
Learn about internship opportunities at the Peninsula Health District. Representatives will highlight programs and take your questions. A William & Mary student will discuss his health district internship experience as well.
Biology Club Speaker Panel
Biology Club Speaker Panel
Monday, October 7
7pm
Cohen Career Center
Learn how the web of life makes sense of everything from medicine to biotechnology and marine science
Jobs in Academia Workshop for Graduate Students Focusing in the Sciences
Jobs in Academia Workshop for Graduate Students Focusing in the Sciences
Tuesday, October 8
3pm - 5pm
Cohen Career Center
Please join us for a workshop focusing on Jobs in Academia for Graduate Students focusing in the Sciences.
National Institute of Standards and Technology Information Session
National Institute of Standards and Technology Information Session
Thursday, October 10
5:30pm - 6:30pm
Cohen Career Center
*This session has been CANCELLED*
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) offers exciting opportunities through their Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program. Learn about NIST, SURF and how to apply.
Fall Break
NIH Career Talk - Dr. Robert Eskay
NIH Career Talk - Dr. Robert Eskay
Friday, October 18
12pm - 1pm
Cohen Career Center
William & Mary alum and scientist, Dr. Robert Eskay will discuss his career path, his position at NIAAA (National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism), and student opportunities at the NIH.
Biology Seminar: Timothy Van Meter (W&M)
Biology Seminar: Timothy Van Meter (W&M)
Friday, October 18
4pm
Washington Hall, Room 201
"Cracking the chromatin code in neurogenesis and neural cancers"
Biology Homecoming Seminar: Emilie Snell-Rood (University of Minnesota)
Biology Homecoming Seminar: Emilie Snell-Rood (University of Minnesota)
Tuesday, October 22
4pm
Washington Hall, Room 201
"Predicting how animals will cope with novel environments: understanding variation in learning and plasticity"
Ocean plastics: Big and small
Ocean plastics: Big and small
Thursday, October 24
7pm
VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium
Join Dr. Kirk Havens of VIMS as he explores pollution by plastics in the ocean, and a potential solution to one part of the problem. {{http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=dfaqgicab&oeidk=a07e7nrslgm5a47a05e, Register.}}
Last Day to Withdraw (see catalog for complete withdrawal policy)
Last Day to Withdraw (see catalog for complete withdrawal policy)
Friday, October 25
All day
Location not specified
Biology Department Homecoming Reception
Biology Department Homecoming Reception
Saturday, October 26
10am - 12pm
Greenhouse (4th Floor/Penthouse)
An open house with light refreshments
Spring priority registration for continuing students
Spring priority registration for continuing students
Monday, October 28 - Friday, November 8
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Ongoing Events
2013 Summer Research Showcase
2013 Summer Research Showcase
Monday, September 30 - Friday, October 4
2pm - 5pm
Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201
Students who received summer research scholarships from the Charles Center will present their work during the week of September 30-October 4.