Biologicial Sciences

Informational booklet describing the Biological Sciences program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Facilities, faculty profiles and research areas outlined

Physical Sciences

Informational booklet describing the Physical Sciences program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Facilities, faculty profiles and research areas outlined

Resource Management and Policy

Informational booklet describing the Resource Management and Policy program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Facilities, faculty profiles and research areas outlined

Environmental Sciences

Informational booklet describing the Environmental Sciences program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Facilities, faculty profiles and research areas outlined

Fisheries Science

Informational booklet describing the Fisheries Science program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Facilities, faculty profiles and research areas outlined

Past, Present and Future of Research at VIMS

Mark Luchenbach, Virginia Institute of Marine Science and School of Marine Science, College of William & Mary, Associate Dean of Research and Advisory Services, presents the research of the institute, highlighting the exponential growth of research output. As part of the year-long 75th anniversary celebration, this symposium brings together presentations from both alumni and current students to provide a historical and forward-looking perspective on the impacts that members of the VIMS community have made to the world

VIMS 50th Year

Brochures of the celebration program and map and guide of open house activities. Welcome to the Virginia Institute of Marine Science/School of Marine Science of the College of William and Mary. VIMS began as the Virginia Fisheries Laboratory in 1940, located in Yorktowm and housed in what had been a filling station. Today, join us as we open our doors to celebrate 50 years that have made VIMS the nation\u27s premier academic institution dedicated to the study of estuaries and the coastal oceans

School of Marine Science History and Current Status

This presentation opened the VIMS 75th Anniversary Alumni Research Symposium. Dr. Linda Schaffner, VIMS Alumnus and Associate Dean of Academic Studies for the Virginia Institute of Marine Science and the School of Marine Science, College of William and Mary, presents history and current state of the school. As part of the year-long 75th anniversary celebration, this symposium brings together presentations from both alumni and current students to provide a historical and forward-looking perspective on the impacts that members of the VIMS community have made to the world

Report to the Coastal Erosion Abatement Commission Commonwealth of Virginia concerning the Inventory of Sand Supplies in the Southern Chesapeake Bay

In its report to the Governor and the General Assembly of Virginia (Senate Document No. 4, Commonwealth of Virginia, 1979), the Coastal Erosion Abatement Commission found that there is a need to locate sources of sand supplies for rebuilding public beaches. Certain bottom areas in the lower Chesapeake Bay should be studied as possible sources of sand supply for public beaches. And toward that end, the Commission recommended that The School of Marine Science, Virginia Institute of Marine Science, College of William and Mary, study and analyze possible sources of sand supply in the lower Chesapeake Bay and vicinity for rebuilding public beaches. This report describes the investigations undertaken during the first year of the appropriation, July 1980 through June 1981