Barbara Hamm Lee is familiar to Hampton Roads listeners as host and executive producer of WHRO’s Another View. She will moderate an open discussion about race and racism, its history in our region and its current effects.
After Hours - RecFish: Engaging Recreational Anglers as Community Scientists
Scientists Lisa Kellogg and Eric Hilton discuss the development of the RecFish app, winner of VIMS Innovation Fund awards in 2018 and 2019. RecFish will aid in fisheries management by providing fish population data gathered by anglers.
Learn about our community through sustainability efforts. With your orientation group, hallmates, and maybe an OA/RA to join the fun, tackle this scavenger hunt tour that will lead to some amazing sustainable resources across campus.
Learn conversation starters and strategies to help families have meaningful conversations about race with Professor Natoya Haskins, W&M's School of Education.
The True Status of Descendants of Enslaved Afrikans in America: A Lemon's Legacies Porch Talk
Believe it or not, poop plays an important role in the ocean! Without oceanic poop, there would be up to 50% more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere! VIMS graduate student Kristen Sharpe will discuss her research on zooplankton poop.
The William & Mary Journal of Race, Gender, and Social Justice presents its annual symposium -- Justice Along Borders: Social Justice and Its Intersection Between Law, Immigration, and Human Rights.
Sustaina-bite: Art and Indigenous Peoples & Sustainability
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.
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.
