Neuroscience Events

How do you explain your undergraduate research in an interview, cover letter, or resume? Come listen to a presentation given by the Career Center explaining how to best market your research experience to future employers.

The Neuroscience Program at the College of William & Mary is pleased to present its annual Spring Symposium.

The Graduate Student Association Presents: A Multidisciplinary Panel Discussion Vaccinate! Because, Science!!

Pamela Cole, alumna of the Psychology M.A. Program (class of 1977) will speak about "The interplay of language and emotion regulation development in early childhood."

Walter Mosley will speak at the Kimball Theatre. Tickets are required, available at the Kimball Theatre box office, but this reading and all others are free and open to the public, thanks to a generous bequest from the late Patrick Hayes.

Join the Committee on Sust[[ainability on the Terrace for free dirt cake, Bobble Water Bottles and a preview of the exciting events to come during Earth Week 2015: Environmentalism Past and Present!

This event is an opportunity for undergraduates students in the sciences to share their research.

Nancy Donoval, a survivor of campus sexual assault, tells her dynamic story of recovery. Through an incredibly well-crafted narrative, Nancy illustrates her process of healing, including her evolving emotions and mindset. Presented by Someone You Know.

Learn the art of talking story from award-winning storyteller, Nancy Donoval.

Join us in support of survivors of sexual assault at our Take Back the Night event.