VIMS Internal Events

Dr. Luke Iwanoticz of the USGS Leetown Science Center will discuss "Coincidence of fish kills and intersex in Centrarchids in the Potomac River Watershed: Associations with contaminants and land-use."

Russell J. DeYoung and William B. Ball will present "Climate Change Impacts and Flood Analysis Tools at NASA Langley Research Center" as part of the VIMS Physical Sciences noon seminar series.

Robert Anderson, Ewing Lamont Research Professor at Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory, will discuss "Abrupt Climate Change and Carbon dioxide: The bipolar seesaw vs. the winds"

Three professionals from the environmental consulting/policy/law field will discuss their career paths and industry issues and trends. They will also give advice on entering the field and be available for individual questions.

Renew old acquaintances and make new friends during a reception for VIMS alumni, faculty, staff, and students at the Coastal & Estuarine Research Federation Conference in Daytona Beach, Florida.

VIMS professor Tracey Sutton will discuss "Studies of the deep ocean interior: Plains, gains, and automobiles."

This workshop, presented by SunTrust, is a good first step in helping participants think about the broader issues surrounding their financial future.

For all eVA users, the website and screens have changed. This session will get you up to speed on how to navigate the upgraded eVA.

For all eVA users, the website and screens have changed. This session will get you up-to-speed on how to navigate the upgraded eVA.

This workshop, presented by SunTrust, is a good first step in helping participants think about the broader issues surrounding their financial future.

Dr. Patty Zwollo of the Department of Biology at the College of William and Mary will discuss "Fishing for B cells: Going with (the) flow."

Dr. Debbie Bronk will discuss the problem of effluent organic nitrogen, and Jenna Spackeen will discuss the food web structure of two negative estuaries in the northern Gulf of California, Mexico during the VIMS Physical Sciences noon seminar series.

College of Charleston Associate Professor Gorka Sancho will present "Behavioral ecology of fish aggregations: relationships between reef fishes, tuna, floating objects, and fishermen."