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NATO Leader, Columbia Law Professor to Give Commencement Addresses A senior leader of NATO and a well-known Columbia University law professor will be the guest speakers for Old Dominion's commencement programs on Saturday, Dec. 17. (Full Story)
The Global Marine Species Assessment project headquartered at ODU is part of a research consortium that is using the animated movie "Finding Nemo" to publicize the researchers' latest findings about extinction threats for fish, turtles, sharks and other sea creatures. (Full Story)
ODU graduate student Savannah Eck has been selected to attend the Commission on the Status of Women at U.N. headquarters in New York as a delegate to the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. (Full Story)
Housing & Residence Life Staff Members Selected for Positions in Professional Organization (Full Story) Tolk Chairs Military Training and Simulation Asia Conference (Full Story) University Libraries, Webb Center, Bookstore Announce Holiday Hours (Full Story)
Having to transfer to in-state Old Dominion University for financial reasons ended up being the best "bad news" Diane Dougherty ever received. (Full Story)
Administration & Finance Gazelle Award Goes to Parking Services' Mike Frizzell (More) Soccer's Yannick Smith Named All-American (More)
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Elyse Gambardella, coordinator for leadership in the Office of Student Activities and Leadership, and Natina Gurley, assistant director of residence education in the Office of Housing and Residence Life, were among the more than 20 staff and faculty members who volunteered to serve students a late-night breakfast on Monday, the first day of finals week. Approximately 700 students attended the "Exam Jam" breakfast in the Webb Center cafeteria.
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