Biology Events

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Disney World Science Internship Program - Information Session
Wednesday, February 4
12pm - 1pm
Cohen Career Center
    Career Conversations - Health Care Consulting
    Friday, February 6
    12pm - 1pm
    Cohen Career Center, Atrium
    William & Mary alum Melissa Trask talks about her position as a consultant at Clinovations, a leading health care consulting firm. Learn about opportunities in this field and how to best prepare yourself.
      Spring Seminar: Matt Johnson (Humbolt State University)
      Friday, February 6
      4pm
      Washington Hall, Room 201
      "Ecosystem services provisioned by birds in coffee farms of Jamaica and Kenya"
        Noyce Scholarship Program - Information Session
        Wednesday, February 11
        4pm - 5pm
        Cohen Career Center
          Spring Seminar: Rebecka Brasso (North Carolina State University and W&M M.S. '08)
          Friday, February 13
          4pm
          Washington Hall, Room 201
          "Penguins as biomonitors of mercury availability in Southern Hemisphere marine food webs"
            Applying for - and funding - graduate school abroad
            Thursday, February 19
            11am
            Washington Hall, Room 205
            Learn how to apply to Graduate School abroad and succeed. Discover how you can gain your Master's degree in a year or a Ph.D. degree in 3 years from world leading universities and gain an international experience which will set you apart.
              Focus ON: Refining your research topic, developing your research questions
              Friday, February 20
              3pm - 4pm
              Blow Memorial Hall, Room 331
              This Focus ON, led by Emma Craige and other Peer Scholarship Advisors, will be especially useful for any students planning to submit research proposals for summer 2015 funding.
                Spring Seminar: Matthew Saxton (University of Georgia)
                Friday, February 20
                4pm
                Andrews Hall, Room 101
                "Microbial ecology of methane oxidation in extreme environments"
                  "A Woman Doctor's and then Dean's Story: They Told Me I Should Stay at Home"
                  Friday, February 20
                  4pm - 6pm
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                  Terri Babineau, M.D. is Dean of Students at Eastern Virginia Medical School and one of the leaders of the COLL 200 W&M-EVMS Narrative Medicine for Excellence Project.
                    Focus ON: Presenting Your Research
                    Monday, February 23
                    5pm
                    Blow Memorial Hall, Room 334
                    This Focus ON, led by Johnathan Maza and other Peer Scholarship Advisors, will be especially useful for participants at the Honors Colloquium, Science Symposium, and other presentation events.
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