FAQ

A map of paid parking spaces on campus is available here.

The closest free, two-hour parking is on Richmond Road adjacent to campus. Be advised that the Kaplan Arena lot and adjacent Brooks Street and Compton lots shown in the map linked above will be unavailable from 5 PM on Friday, February 28, due to a basketball game that evening.

• Information about visitor parking. The university has implemented Passport pay-by-phone App option for visitors parking on campus: https://ppprk.com/park/. All visitors must abide by parking regulations.

• Visitor parking closest to the Sadler Center (3-minute walk) can be found in the Old Dominion Lot and in the small lot on Dawson Circle (near Wawa). Additional parking can be found at the Kaplan Arena parking lot, about a 7-minute walk from the Sadler. Be advised, however, that the Kaplan Arena lot and adjacent Brooks Street and Compton lots may be unavailable Friday afternoon due to a basketball game that evening.

• Campus map with visitor parking locations (.pdf)

• There is also two-hour street parking nearby.

• Contact grs@wm.edu if you have questions.

William & Mary is part of eduroam! The eduroam wireless network provides secure Internet service for the academic community, both at your home institution and when you travel to other participating eduroam institutions.

Visitors to campus who are not already part of the eduroam network can open up a web browser, and be automatically directed to the network authentication page (connect.wm.edu). Click “I'm a guest/conference attendee” and follow the instructions.

We recommend visiting the Schedule at a Glance page and using the Search function to quickly find when and where a participant will be presenting. To view the full schedule, along with abstracts and bios, click here.

The Symposium is free and open to the public and we encourage our community to attend! There is no need for non-presenting attendees and volunteers to register.

Lunch & Learn sessions are open to pre-registrants only. 

A dining hall located inside the Sadler Center is open to visitors and accepts cash and credit. There are also many local dining options within a 10-minute walk. Here is a list of spots nearby from Trip Advisor.