About this Event
Join us for our Halloween edition of the After Hours lecture series, where W&M's VIMS Invertebrate Collection Manager, Jenny Dreyer, will explore spooky and fun invertebrate creatures from the deep sea!
Invertebrate animals, or organisms without a backbone, are some of the most diverse and interesting looking animals on the planet! In this lecture, Jenny will tell a spoooky tale of the invertebrate animals that live in some of the most volatile environments on Earth, and also showcase some particularly thematic critters! Join us for a night of frightful fun as we dive into the deep and learn about some of Earth's most "alien" animals and the extreme regions they inhabit!
Registration is required.
This After Hours lecture is suitable for ages 12 and up, costumes heavily encouraged!
We are excited to offer this lecture in-person in Davis Hall on our Gloucester Point Campus! This lecture will also be available as a live-streamed webinar. Registration is required for both in-person and webinar attendees. Webinar links will be sent in all registration confirmation emails.
This event will be photographed and/or videotaped. By attending this event, each participant consents to being photographed and/or videotaped and authorizes the Batten School & VIMS to use such photographs and videos for media purposes.
Event venue & nearby stays
Davis Hall, 7539 Spencer Road, Gloucester Point, United States
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