Compliance Week

November 1 - 7, 2026

Compliance is Everyone's Responsibility

Compliance is reflected in decisions made across the university, not in one office or one set of policies. It means protecting information, ensuring equitable practices, supporting safe working and learning environments, and meeting our shared legal and policy responsibilities.

Compliance Defined: Awareness

Pay attention, ask questions, and know when to seek guidance. Recognizing a concern is often the first step toward addressing it.

How Well Do You Know W&M Compliance?

From university policies to everyday responsibilities, how much do you know about compliance at William & Mary? Take the trivia challenge, test your knowledge, and enter for a chance to win a prize! W&M Compliance Trivia – Fill out form

Congratulation Winners

Fun with FOIA Trivia Winner: Colleen Prosser

Conflict or No Conflict Winner: Alyssa Owens

The Supervisor’s Role in OSHA Compliance Session Participation Winner: Monique Williams

Finding the Balance Session Participation Winner: Abigal Clark

Knowing the Difference: Animals on Campus Session Participation Winner: Diane Fogel

Candy Puzzle Piece Winner: Afua Ferdnance

_{Trivia winners are selected at random from participants with the highest score.}

Compliance Puzzle Piece Challenge

Compliance just got a little sweeter! Stop by EH&S, the Registrar, or the Reves Center to grab a piece of candy and explore a Compliance Week fun fact. Find a winning puzzle piece and take it to OC&E or email a photo to lsbrown02@wm.edu to claim your prize. While supplies last.

Thank you to the W&M departments and campus partners whose generous donations and participation make Compliance Week possible.

Reves Center for International Studies

Visas & Immigration Compliance: Reves Center

The Reves Center for International Studies supports W&M’s international students, scholars, faculty, staff, and their families. Explore these important visa and immigration compliance reminders and resources:

International student employment: F-1 and J-1 international students may work on campus up to 20 hours per week during the spring and fall semesters. International Student Employment
Maintaining immigration status: International students, scholars, and employees are responsible for following applicable immigration requirements while in the United States. Explore resources for F-1 Students, J-1 Students, J-1 Scholars, and H-1B Employees.
International hiring: Visit Employee, Scholar and Visitor Visas for guidance on hiring and retaining international employees.