Raymond A. Mason School of Business William & Mary’s business school is rebuilding the global economy by training the next generation of revolutionary business leaders. It offers undergraduate and graduate instruction, including full- time, part-time evening, executive and online MBA degree programs, one-year masters’ programs in accounting, business analytics, and marketing. The school develops successful business leaders by providing world-class instruction and unparalleled opportunities for mentorship and experiential learning.
Receivables & Collections Receivables & Collections is responsible for collecting any assets belonging to William & Mary, including all receivables owed to the university for which goods and services have been provided.
Recreational Sports (Campus Recreation) The Department of Campus Recreation provides quality recreational opportunities to all members of the William & Mary community to enhance and foster a lifelong appreciation for health, wellness and recreation.
Registrar, Office of the University The Office of the University Registrar protects the integrity of the William & Mary degree, and upholds and assures consistent application of the academic rules and regulations as set forth by the faculty, the Commonwealth of Virginia and the United States government.
Religious Studies Religious studies undergraduate students study religious traditions and spiritualities: in the past, in the present, and across the globe. Courses compare religious traditions such as Buddhism, Hinduism, Asian religions, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. We also examine the histories of religions, religious ethics and religion in America.
Report Concerns or Violations We encourage William & Mary community members to report concerns, misconduct or violations of the Code of Ethics or other policies.
Research in Progress: STEM Talks The Research in Progress: STEM Talks Seminar Series is funded by the A&S Dean's Office and the Provost's Office. The goal of this series is to provide a forum for early-career faculty from Arts & Sciences to present novel research ideas they are pursuing.
Residence Life Residence Life has overall responsibility for the management of all student residences. It has budgetary responsibility for each of the halls, as well as their condition and upkeep.
Reves Center for International Studies The Reves Center for International Studies works to develop, enrich and promote the international dimensions of learning, teaching, research and civic engagement at W&M. It does so through its education abroad programs, support for international students and scholars, on-campus events and programming, and advancement of internationally-focused scholarship and initiatives.
Risk Management William & Mary, an agency in the Commonwealth of Virginia, is insured through the Commonwealth's Risk Management Plan. The plan provides coverage anywhere that university business takes the faculty and staff.
ROTC The U.S. Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) program combines courses in military science with practical leadership training. It prepares our students for success as leaders in the Army or in the profession of their choice. No military commitment is required for the first two years.
Roy R. Charles Center The Charles Center is the administrative home for William & Mary’s scholars’ programs, the departmental honors program, and undergraduate research. We support many forms of faculty-mentored undergraduate research and high-impact, experiential learning activities.
Russian, East European & Eurasian Studies Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies offers training in the language, literature, history, politics and culture of Russia and the former Soviet sphere of influence, and examines the rapid changes reshaping this major world region.
Russian Studies We offer four levels of language instruction for undergraduates. Courses in English on Russian literature, film, and culture encourage engagement with modern and contemporary culture.
