VIMS Internal Events

When a member of the Tribe needs help, they should know where to go. Come to learn and have your voice heard about the Counseling Center. A picture tour, stories from students, and an expert panel will be featured in this interactive program.

"A Potential Link of Summer Cochlodinium HAB Bloom to the Wind-induced Upwelling and Salt Intrusion via the Chesapeake Bay Mouth" by Harry Wang, VIMS

Dr. Lynne Parenti Curator, National Museum of Natural History Smithsonian Institution

"Melt of Ice Shelves in Western Antarctica: Its Physical Drivers and the Effects on the Marine Environment" by Pierre St-Laurent, Old Dominion University, hosted by Marjy Friedrichs

PSF's Auction will be a live and silent event for students, faculty, and local law school alumni. Entertainment, food, and beverages will be provided with purchased admission. Fundraising supports law students working in public service summer internships.

"Coupled Barrier-Backbarrier Dynamics and the Evolution of Barrier-Island Systems" by Chris Hein, VIMS

Dr. Emily Darling David H. Smith Conservation Research Fellow Department of Biology, UNC Chapel Hill

This confidential health survey allows the College to map a wide range of health issues, making our campus healthier. And as a full-time undergraduate or graduate student, you have a chance of winning one of many great prizes!

POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY MARCH 5TH. Join W&M Professor Martin Gallivan as he uses archaeological evidence and colonial accounts to reveal the tools and techniques employed by local tribes to harvest the rich marine resources of Chesapeake Bay.

William & Mary Theatre presents Regina Taylor's Crowns directed by Artisia Green, February 26-March 1.

A talk by Mekbib Gemeda, Vice President for Diversity at Eastern Virginia Medical School, February 27, 2015, James Blair Hall, 227, 4-6 p.m. Mr. Gemeda is one of the leaders of the COLL 200 W&M-EVMS Narrative Medicine for Excellence Project.