VIMS Internal Events

Andrew Wargo updates the VIMS community on his research into ecological drivers of transmission, emergence, and displacement of an aquatic virus in fish hosts

Graduate students Lisa Ailloud and Quang Huynh update the VIMS community on their research.

Nina Stark updates the VIMS community on her research.

Juan Pablo Huchin-Mian updates the VIMS community on his research.

Learn why whales, dolphins, seals, manatees, and other marine mammals are important in marine ecosystems and about the challenges they face.

Graduate students Adela Roa-Varon and Cindy Martinez update the VIMS community on their research.

Come hear Prof. Suzanne Raitt from the Department of English talk about her experiences with blended learning. A blended class involves face to face learning combined with online instruction. Prof. Raitt's experiences and insights should prove valuable.

Josh Williams from VIMS presents "Sedimentary responses to anthropogenic alterations within the Nakdong and Yeongsan Estuaries, South Korea"

In his talk, Jorge Cham recalls his own experiences as a graduate student. Through humor and empathy, Jorge examines the source of graduate student anxieties and explores the guilt, the myth and the power of procrastination. FREE TO W&M COMMUNITY!

The annual Graduate Research Symposium (GRS) is a unique educational and networking event, encouraging exchange between disciplines and bringing together students from William & Mary and regional universities.

Join UMCES professor Russell Hill as he discusses "Sponges and their bacterial symbionts: Nutrient cycling in the coral reef environment."

The 15th Annual Graduate Research Symposium invites all William & Mary students to join us for a screening of The PHD Movie 2: Still in Grad School. Seating is limited so please come early. NOTE: DATE CHANGE TO 3/18

Graduate students Ben Marcek and Vaskar Nepal update the VIMS community on their research.

"Development of Forested Wetland Ecological Functions in a Hydrologically Controlled Field Experiment in Virginia, USA"

Neil Ganju from the USGS Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center presents "Identifying wetland tipping points through sediment transport: ramifications for stability and carbon budgets."

Join research oceanographer Neil Ganju as he discusses "The myth of interdisciplinary science"

Lucia Safi updates the VIMS community on her research.

Graduate students Mandy Bromilow and Liese Carleton update the VIMS community on their research.

This training course will consist of 5 two-hour sessions starting on March 30 from 3-5pm. Mental Health First Aid training teaches the skills necessary to help a classmate or colleague going through a crisis and to recognize signs of distress.

"Chesapeake Coastal Community Flood Vulnerability: Prediction and Verification"

Jenna Spackeen updates the VIMS community on her research about trace metals to trophic levels in Western Antarctic Seas.

Join Dr. Bryan Watts, Director of the Center for Conservation Biology, as he highlights efforts to study this wide-ranging shorebird and the importance of its springtime stopover on Virginia's Eastern Shore.