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ReNeé Dunman, from ODU's Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity, was invited to the White House last week to meet with Cecilia Muñoz, deputy assistant to the president and director of intergovernmental affairs. (Full Story)
Jon Nussbaum, a globally recognized expert in communication behaviors, will give the inaugural lecture in the ODU Presents series Sept. 27. His talk follows the launch this fall of a new M.A. program in lifespan and digital communication. (Full Story)
ODU's celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month continues over the next two weeks with a diverse lineup of events, including a panel discussion, photo exhibition, theatrical performance and dance. (Full Story)
Business Prof's Online Simulation for Teaching Change Management Proves Popular (Full Story) Charles Sukenik Named Physics Chair (Full Story) NASA Night at ODU Supports Agency's 'Driven to Explore' Initiative (Full Story)
Hundreds of members of the campus community – students, faculty, staff and family members – from dozens of countries attended the second annual Global Family Cookout Tuesday at the Ainslie Game Day Building. (Full Story) Army ROTC Students Benefit From Challenging Summer Leadership Exercise How did you spend your summer vacation? For Cadet Grant Berger and 36 other members of ODU's Army ROTC program, 29 days of the time between their junior and senior year were devoted to an arduous Leader Development and Assessment Center exercise. (Full Story)
Lynn Tolle Receives Virginia Dental Association Community Service Award (More) Field Hockey Team Claims Top Spot in National Coaches Poll (More)
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W&M Professor William Van Alstyne lectures on "Clashing Visions of a 'Living' Constitution" for ODU's Constitution Day program Sept. 15. The annual event is sponsored by the College of Arts and Letters' Institute for Ethics and Public Affairs.
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