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To most people, the fungi kingdom consists of mushrooms and molds. But the speaker in this year's Lytton J. Musselman Natural History Lecture will introduce his audience to a wide array of fungi that are very, very different. (Full Story) Delegation from Chinese Hospital Seeks to Expand Collaboration with ODU’s Reidy Center ODU recently hosted a delegation of four physicians/surgeons/scientists from Hangzhou, China, which included a former graduate student and postdoctoral fellow. (Full Story)
Retired naval officer and bestselling author David Poyer will be guest speaker for the 18th annual Friends of the ODU Libraries Author Dinner on April 13. (Full Story) TVA Officials to Lead Seminar on Huge Coal Ash Spill Two members of the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Kingston Ash Recovery Project will lead a special seminar at ODU on April 3. (Full Story)
Interfaith Celebration Will Feature Music, Poetry, Chants (Full Story) Campus Community Invited to Join ‘Heart Walk’ April 5 (Full Story) Blake Bailey to Give Reading at Bookstore April 2 (Full Story) International Festival Brings the World to ODU on Sunday (Full Story) Registration Open for Monarch Kids Cub Run (Full Story) ODU Young Alumni and Student-Athletes to Host ODU Day at Local Elementary School (Full Story)
Dina Bower, a research scientist with the Carnegie Institution of Washington, D.C., who received her Ph.D. from ODU, has been named chair of the Gordon Research Conference Geobiology Seminar for Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Fellows. (Full Story)
An estimated 800 K-12 students, 100 teachers and 150 industry personnel visited the Constant Center March 22 for the ODU Lean Institute’s fifth annual Shipbuilding, Repair and Maritime Career Day. (Full Story)
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Nancy Wade (right), a former longtime faculty member of the biological sciences department, wishes Professor Janis Sanchez-Hucles well at her retirement celebration on March 23. Sanchez-Hucles, who retired Jan. 1, had taught psychology at Old Dominion since 1979.
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