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With the help of generous donors, the Cohen Career Center & partner offices on campus are able to offer several sources of funding for unpaid summer internship opportunities. Join us to learn about what's available, eligibility, & the application process.
Join the Cohen Career Center for our inaugural Career Diversity Expo. The Career Diversity Expo will offer distinct ways for students and employers to engage.
Join us on 3/12 at 12:05PM for a zoom seminar by Denison geoscience professor Dr. Anjali Fernandes titled "Backwater Controls on the Kinematics and Sedimentary Records of Large Rivers and Deltas" | Click the event title to contact Brent Owens to attend!
Learn about solar energy and its benefits for your home, or small business. We'll take you through the technology, economics, financing, and more.
How is the art of Indigenous peoples linked to climate change, culture, and empowerment? How can art influence your area of expertise?
Building Bridges between Technology, Business, and Conservation: How Augmented Reality is Advancing Conservation Solutions in Hawai'i
WMGIC Career & Networking Expo
WMGIC Global Innovation Challenge Competition
AquaCultured: a live, virtual wine & seafood event! Frank Morgan (Drink What You Like) and Jon Wehner (Chatham Vineyards) will guide you through an interactive (and delicious!) tasting experience featuring wine paired with seaside and bayside oysters.
W&M's Public Policy Program and the Schroeder Center for Health Policy provide financial support for selected Public Policy majors who are considering unpaid or low paid policy internships.
Earth Week is held annually the week of April 22, Earth Day!
W&M Sustainability Symposium Keynote Series
Understanding our Interconnectedness: A Discussion with Céline Cousteau on Why Protecting the Rights of the Indigenous Communities of the Vale do Javari in Brazil is Essential to Our Survival
With the help of VIMS scientists like Marta Sanderson, researchers have begun understanding how and why harmful algal blooms happen. This information can aid in improving the detection of these blooms and even forecast when they may happen.
In this stirring choreoritual of word, song and movement, Tahlequah, assisted by ancestral forces, journeys into a dark emotional abyss and learns the freedom which comes from letting go. A co-production with Christopher Newport University.
Ongoing Events
We need your help! Your feedback could offer constructive suggestions that will be used to improve the Climate Action Plan.
Missing the Boathouse? Wishing you knew how to kayak or SUP to enjoy the Boathouse when it opens?