Computer Science Events

The Newton-Blanchard Prize aims to recognize excellence in both fiction and non-fiction writing. Two prizes of $2500 each will be awarded in Spring 2016 to original short fiction and original nonfiction.

We're back and better than ever! The hackathon of hackathons, hosted right here at William and Mary. Meet people, talk to employers, and create something great! Register at www.tribehacks.com

Please join the Student Intellectual Property Society from April 4th to April 8th as they celebrate IP Week at William & Mary. IP Week will include multiple events and opportunities for students to explore Intellectual Property Law.

Pamela Samuelson, the Richard M. Sherman Distinguished Professor of Law at Berkeley, will deliver the 2015-16 Mervis Lecture on April 5, titled "Mass Digitization of Cultural Heritage: Why Copyright Obstacles Must be Overcome." Free and all are welcome.

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.

Interested in the hack movement and applications to research and practice? Join Sociology Professor Libby Yost and her student-run hack team to hear about their recent experiences at regional hack-a-thons. Refreshments will be served. RSVP requested.

Would you like to end this month, this semester, this year with something restorative? We invite everyone to partake in this practical application of meditation and mindfulness to the daily activity of walking.

Colloquium talk by Eminent Industrial Speaker, Greg Akers, Senior Vice President & CTO of Advanced Security Research & Government and Chief Technology Officer within the Security & Trust Organization (STO) group at Cisco.