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View upcoming College events as well as access calendars for academics, athletics and the arts.
The Career Center provides quality services and programs that facilitate the career development process for W&M students and alumni.
CARES is a Task Force created by campus professionals in response to concern about the well-being of members of the William and Mary Community. The primary goal of this collaborative team is to raise awareness about eating disorders through education. The CARES team also assists the campus community by providing intervention assistance and assessment services.
W&M Dining Services offers a quality catering team for the Williamsburg area. Our service capabilities range from the simplest of coffee breaks to student-specific catering guides to elegantly-served receptions and dinners.
W&M's Center for Archaeological Research (WMCAR), located in Department of Anthropology, provides archaeological consulting and research services and applied educational opportunities in cultural resource management.
The Center for Conservation Biology is an organization dedicated to discovering innovative solutions to environmental problems that are both scientifically sound and practical within today's social context.
The Center for Geospatial Analysis integrates GIS across the W&M curriculum and provides student and faculty access to GIS hardware, software, and expertise.
The Center for Gifted Education is a learning community that values and fosters the talent development process of individuals over the lifespan. The Center nurtures exceptional ability in academic, moral, and ethical, and aesthetic domains through interdisciplinary inquiry and excellence of instruction.
The Center for Legal and Court Technology is a joint program of the Law School and the National Center for State Courts. The Project's mission is to improve, through appropriate technology, the administration of justice and the world's legal systems.
The Center for Public Policy Research is the research arm of W&M's Public Policy program, which conducts objective, nonpartisan analytical research, written reports, and makes presentations for public and private clients on a variety of policy issues, including health, government operations and management, education, environment, labor, science and technology, international trade and security, and economic development.
The Center for Student Diversity was established to aid in the development of a more pluralistic and inviting environment for all. We are committed to providing programs, services, and promoting cultural activities that will create an awareness of and appreciation for racial and cultural diversity.
Sandra Day O'Connor, who retired as Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court, was named twenty-third Chancellor of the College by the College of William and Mary Board of Visitors.
The Charles Center's broad mission is to enhance the quality of undergraduate teaching and learning. Many of the Center's initiatives seek to fulfill this mission with interdisciplinary academic programs that straddle or fall outside of the department structure in Arts and Sciences. In addition, the Center has a particular interest in recruiting and providing special academic, co-curricular, and scholarship resources for Monroe Scholars and other academically distinguished undergraduate and graduate students.
Charter Day, celebrated annually in February, brings speakers of note and the distribution of honorary degrees and many prestigious awards to students, faculty and alumni.
Although W&M is a relatively small liberal arts institution, we regularly graduate one of the largest American Chemical Society-certified classes in the nation. Four ACS-certified tracks are offered: Chemistry, Polymer, Biochemistry, and Chemical Physics. The department also supports the Biochemistry Minor, a unique program at the College for students interested in the molecular-level description of life processes. With the support of such eminent organizations as Dow Chemical and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, we provide the opportunity for students to prepare themselves for the future, be that graduate school, medical or other professional school, or industry.
W&M contracts with the Williamsburg Campus Child Care (WCCC) to operate its program. WCCC is a nonprofit organization which has had a successful program in Williamsburg since 1981 and a tradition of close cooperation with the College.
The Christopher Wren Association is an association of, by and for the people in the Williamsburg, Virginia area who wish to continue to study and learn after retirement.
The Classical Studies department offers majors in Latin and Greek and studies in Greek and Roman civilization.The website offers information about courses, faculty contact info, and course home pages.
The College of William & Mary Foundation's defining and essential mission is to support the College's deserving people and programs. By seeking private support and then diligently managing those funds, the Foundation makes possible the work of our students and faculty - providing vital funds for scholarships, professorships, research and program funding.
This site offers information about an annual W&M fundraising effort to suppprt of the Commonwealth of Virginia campaign.
This site is offered to assist students and their families in making plans for Commencement at W&M.
The Office of Community Engagement and Scholarship serves as a resource for faculty for the integration of engaged teaching and research, supports students in their development as active citizens and scholars and develops partnerships with communities as central missions of the University.
As a discipline, Computer Science studies the development of computer algorithms, data structures for representing and processing information, and the logical organization of computers themselves. The Department of Computer Science offers BA/BS, MS, and PhD degrees. Faculty research interests include: algorithms, computer systems, high performance computing, modeling and simulation, networks, programming languages and compilers, scientific computing, and security. The department maintains a state-of-the-art computing environment for experimental research and education.
The W&M Conference Services Office manages the use of campus facilities by outside groups and organizations.
Read about current campus construction projects including costs and projected timelines.
The Copy Center offer the faculty, staff and students at W&M copying, printing, finishing and bindery services.
The Counseling Center, accredited by the International Association of Counseling Services, Inc., offers a range of free professional services to students wanting help with personal concerns. We work with psychological problems, relationship and family issues, academic and personal stress, and crisis situations.
