Renewed support from the Carnegie Corporation of New York will allow William & Mary’s Global Research Institute to push forward key programs that connect policymakers with cutting-edge research, spread public awareness about GRI’s work and bring scholars from a wide range of backgrounds to work with students.
For Valentine’s Day, we asked our alumni to share their William & Mary love stories. Here are some of the responses we received.
Alumnus provides largest scholarship gift in university’s history; Investment in the next generation of scientists and leaders comes at a time of global crisis
W&M students learn the importance of prescribed burning in a land management internship led by biology professor Harmony Dalgleish.
Chemistry professor Katelynn Perrault Uptmor receives new lab equipment that expands research capacity and student training.
Marlene Jack Ceramics Opportunity Endowment extends the legacy of beloved professor of ceramics
