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EAAH Noon Seminar: Restoring the Elizabeth River October 4
12pm - 12:50pm VIMS - Andrews Hall, Dominion Classroom, AH 326 View Full Event
William & Mary Staff Assembly October 5
11am - 12pm VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium View Full Event
Temporal and Spatial Response of River Discharge to Earthquakes and Typhoon-Generated Floods October 6
12pm VIMS - Andrews Hall, Dominion Classroom, AH 326 View Full Event
Virginia is a leader in the shellfish aquaculture industry--Now what? October 7
3:30pm - 4:30pm VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium View Full Event
Fisheries Noon Seminar: Evaluating Relationships Among Indices from Fishery-Independent Surveys October 12
12pm - 12:50pm VIMS - Watermen's Hall, Classroom A/B View Full Event
PhysSci Noon Seminar: Modeling PCBs in Baltimore Harbor (VIMS) October 13
12pm - 12:50pm VIMS - Andrews Hall, Dominion Classroom, AH 326 View Full Event
EAAH Noon Seminar: Selective Breeding of Rainbow Trout for Increased Disease Resistance October 18
12pm - 12:50pm VIMS - Andrews Hall, Dominion Classroom, AH 326 View Full Event
PhysSci Noon Seminar: Acoustic mapping of benthic habitats in Delaware Bay and the coastal Atlantic October 20
12pm - 12:50pm VIMS - Andrews Hall, Dominion Classroom, AH 326 View Full Event
Physical controls on hypoxia in Chesapeake Bay October 21
3:30pm - 4:30pm VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium View Full Event
BioSci Noon Seminar: ZEN and the Art of (Seagrass) Ecosystem Maintenance October 24
12pm - 12:55pm VIMS - Watermen's Hall, Classroom A/B View Full Event
EAAH Noon Seminar: The Oyster Wars in Delaware Bay: Battling MSX and Dermo October 25
12pm - 12:50pm VIMS - Andrews Hall, Dominion Classroom, AH 326 View Full Event
Fisheries Science Noon Seminar: Policy implementation and ecosystem-based fisheries management October 26
12pm - 12:55pm VIMS - Watermen's Hall, Classroom A/B View Full Event
PhysSci Noon Seminar: Acoustic mapping of benthic habitats in Delaware Bay and the coastal Atlantic October 27
12pm - 12:50pm VIMS - Andrews Hall, Dominion Classroom, AH 326 View Full Event
EAAH Noon Seminar: Restoring the Elizabeth River
Tuesday, October 4
12pm - 12:50pm
VIMS - Andrews Hall, Dominion Classroom, AH 326
Mr. Joe Rieger, Director of Watershed Restoration with The Elizabeth River Project, will discuss restoring the Elizabeth River.
    William & Mary Staff Assembly
    Wednesday, October 5
    11am - 12pm
    VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium
    The W&M Staff Assembly provides an opportunity to learn about the William & Mary/VIMS Partnership Program.
      Temporal and Spatial Response of River Discharge to Earthquakes and Typhoon-Generated Floods
      Thursday, October 6
      12pm
      VIMS - Andrews Hall, Dominion Classroom, AH 326
      John Milliman presents "Temporal and Spatial Response of River Discharge to Earthquakes and Typhoon-Generated Floods" as part of the VIMS Physical Sciences noon seminar series.
        Virginia is a leader in the shellfish aquaculture industry--Now what?
        Friday, October 7
        3:30pm - 4:30pm
        VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium
        Mike Pierson, President of the East Coast Shellfish Growers Association, discusses what Virginia must do to maintain its leadership role in shellfish aquaculture.
          Fisheries Noon Seminar: Evaluating Relationships Among Indices from Fishery-Independent Surveys
          Wednesday, October 12
          12pm - 12:50pm
          VIMS - Watermen's Hall, Classroom A/B
          VIMS Professor Mary Fabrizio presents "Evaluating Relationships Among Indices from Fishery-Independent Surveys" as part of the Fisheries Sciences noon departmental seminar series.
            PhysSci Noon Seminar: Modeling PCBs in Baltimore Harbor (VIMS)
            Thursday, October 13
            12pm - 12:50pm
            VIMS - Andrews Hall, Dominion Classroom, AH 326
            Jian Shen presents "Simulation Transport and Fate of Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Baltimore Harbor for Supporting Non-Point Source Management" as part of the VIMS Physical Sciences noon seminar series.
              EAAH Noon Seminar: Selective Breeding of Rainbow Trout for Increased Disease Resistance
              Tuesday, October 18
              12pm - 12:50pm
              VIMS - Andrews Hall, Dominion Classroom, AH 326
              Dr. Greg Wiens, of the USDA's Center for Cool and Cold Water Aquaculture will discuss "Selective Breeding of Rainbow Trout for Increased Resistance against Bacterial Cold Water Disease."
                PhysSci Noon Seminar: Acoustic mapping of benthic habitats in Delaware Bay and the coastal Atlantic
                Thursday, October 20
                12pm - 12:50pm
                VIMS - Andrews Hall, Dominion Classroom, AH 326
                Nicole Raineault of the University of Delaware presents "Acoustic mapping of benthic habitats in Delaware Bay and the coastal Atlantic" as part of the VIMS Physical Sciences noon seminar series.
                  Physical controls on hypoxia in Chesapeake Bay
                  Friday, October 21
                  3:30pm - 4:30pm
                  VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium
                  Malcolm Scully, Assistant Professor at Old Dominion University, will describe physical controls on hypoxia in the Chesapeake Bay.
                    BioSci Noon Seminar: ZEN and the Art of (Seagrass) Ecosystem Maintenance
                    Monday, October 24
                    12pm - 12:55pm
                    VIMS - Watermen's Hall, Classroom A/B
                    Professor Emmett Duffy will present "ZEN and the Art of (Seagrass) Ecosystem Maintenance"
                      EAAH Noon Seminar: The Oyster Wars in Delaware Bay: Battling MSX and Dermo
                      Tuesday, October 25
                      12pm - 12:50pm
                      VIMS - Andrews Hall, Dominion Classroom, AH 326
                      Dr. Dave Bushek, Director of Rutgers University's Haskins Shellfish Research Lab, will present "The Oyster Wars in Delaware Bay: Battling MSX and Dermo - One Down, One to Go."
                        Fisheries Science Noon Seminar: Policy implementation and ecosystem-based fisheries management
                        Wednesday, October 26
                        12pm - 12:55pm
                        VIMS - Watermen's Hall, Classroom A/B
                        Dr. Troy Hartley, head of the Virginia Sea Grant program at VIMS, will discuss "Policy implementation and ecosystem-based fisheries management."
                          PhysSci Noon Seminar: Acoustic mapping of benthic habitats in Delaware Bay and the coastal Atlantic
                          Thursday, October 27
                          12pm - 12:50pm
                          VIMS - Andrews Hall, Dominion Classroom, AH 326
                          Mr. Bo Hong presents "The Response of Chesapeake Bay to Sea-Level Rise" as part of the VIMS Physical Sciences noon seminar series.
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