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Insuring Virginia in Times of a Changing Environment
Wednesday, April 30, 2025
9am - 12:30pm
Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium

























    Defense Seminar - Kaitlyn Kowaleski (Ph.D.)
    Thursday, May 1, 2025
    11am - 12pm
    Batten School & VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium or Remote via Zoom - See "More Information" for Link

    Dissertation Title: "Reproductive  and feeding ecology of Atlantic sea scallops in dense aggregations, with insights for management"

      W&M 2025 Teaching & Learning Symposium
      Tuesday, May 6, 2025
      8:30am
      Alumni House, Hunter Hall

      W&M 2025 Teaching & Learning Symposium

      U.S.-China Relations in 2025: Trade, Economy, and Looking to the Future
      Wednesday, May 7, 2025
      4:30pm - 6:30pm
      Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201

      How is China addressing challenges in its domestic economy? Under the new U.S. administration, what will the U.S.-China economic and trade relationship look like in 2025, and what may its future bring?

      York Watershed System Symposium
      Wednesday, May 14, 2025
      9am - 6pm
      Batten School & VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium

      Join us on May 14th for a day of knowledge exchange and networking, focusing on Protected Areas, People, and Science in our watershed system. Learn of watershed research, education, stewardship, and management efforts. Registration is free but required.

      Defense Seminar - Julianne Grenn (Ph.D.)
      Thursday, May 15, 2025
      10am - 11am
      Batten School & VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium or Remote via Zoom - See "More Information" for Link

      Dissertation Title: "Effects of Husbandry Decisions and Ulva Co-Culture on Microhabitats and Oyster Performance in Commercial Shellfish Aquaculture"

        After Hours Lecture: Ospreys of the Chesapeake
        Thursday, June 26, 2025
        7pm - 9pm
        Batten School & VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium, also available as a live webinar
        Join us for the June After Hours lecture, where Dr. Bryan Watts of the W&M Center for Conservation Biology will share information about one of the most charismatic Bay species (and harbinger of spring): the osprey!
        After Hours Lecture: The National TRAP Program: Tackling derelict fishing gear from coast to coast!
        Thursday, July 17, 2025
        7pm - 8pm
        Batten School & VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium, also available as a live webinar
        Join us to learn how projects being funded through the National TRAP Program - from diving 130 feet to retrieve lobster and crab traps, to removing debris in tribal fishing grounds - are tackling the issue of derelict fishing gear from coast to coast!
        After Hours Lecture Series: Celebrating 25 Years of the VIMS Teaching Marsh!
        Thursday, August 21, 2025
        7pm - 8pm
        Batten School & VIMS - Watermen's Hall, McHugh Auditorium, also available as a live webinar
        Join us as we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the VIMS Teaching Marsh, a one-acre tidal wetland restoration and education project. Karen Duhring (CCRM) will share information about the history, current use, and legacy of this important campus resource.