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In the Field with Mobile Microinsurance
On February 24, 2020
By Maisie Sapner ’20, Laura Schwartz ’20 and Elizabeth Sutterlin ’20 Our team led by mentor Professor Phil Roessler, competed for Shark Tank funding
How to Think Like An Entrepreneur
On February 21, 2020
By Anna Raymond ’23 and Kayla Seggelke ’23 Cholera in Eastern Asia: Investigating the Epidemiological Effects of Increased Coastal Flooding and the Success Rates of
My First Steps Toward Publishing My Work
On November 22, 2019
Publishing my work was a huge dream of mine before graduating. What surprised me about pursuing undergraduate research, however, is that I had to
Open House Builds Enthusiasm for New Projects and a New Year of Research at the Global Research Institute
On November 19, 2019
By Jane Handa ’21 All members of the William & Mary community were invited to 427 Scotland Street on Monday, October 7, for an
Student Research on Previously Undiscovered Cloning Processes: Interview with Erin-Darby McClain
On November 11, 2019
Student researcher: Erin-Darby McClain Lab professor: Dr. Jon Allen Department/topic: Biology/Marine ecology Participant as of: September 2019 Fun fact from research: “Mantis shrimp are
Because of Community with Professor Carrie Dolan
On November 4, 2019
This post is courtesy of Caitlyn Whitesell, Communications Intern for The Office of Community Engagement. #BecauseofCommunity allows us to share reflections from across campus
A Frenzy of Fall Field Trips 2: Flowing Low and Flying High
On October 8, 2019
Earlier this summer I reported on the Gladstone Gladiators’ ‘games’ on and over the James River, all part of our research campaign to decipher
Understanding the Complex Dance between Ignorance and Welcome in the Venezuelan Migration Crisis
On October 3, 2019
By Jahnavi Prabhala ’22 Summer Fellows Cohort 2019 IMMAP, Bogotá, Columbia Staring out the car window, I sat in the back of the car
A Frenzy of Fall Field Trips 1: The Rockfish River Watershed
On October 3, 2019
Note: this is the first installment in what will be a frenzy of posts about recent fall field trips in the William & Mary Geology