Programs posted strong gains as the University remained a top performer in social mobility.
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Gray, a clinical associate professor in the University’s School of Nursing, was selected for her significant global contributions to public health and the nursing profession.
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Through special courses and events, the ODU community can join a collective learning adventure this fall.
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She is one of four Sigma United Nations Liaisons, promoting nursing leadership at UN events and programs.
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The health impacts of climate change are gaining attention, making it an important aspect of nursing care. The Old Dominion University School of Nursing recognizes the importance of teaching nursing students about climate and health. By partnering with the Nurses Climate Challenge – a national campaign mobilizing nurses to engage and educate health professionals and students about climate and health – the ODU School of Nursing can incorporate a comprehensive set of easy-to-use resources to prepare nursing students to better care for patients and communities in a world with a changing climate. Faculty and staff in the school of nursing are proud to join other nursing schools across the country in this important initiative. More information about the School of Nursing Commitment can be found at https://us.nursesclimatechallenge.org/school-of-nursing-commitment.
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The University also received "Field of Study" badges for its business, education, engineering, nursing and career development programs, and was recognized for its efforts in equity and inclusion and military support.
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The third annual Student Success Conference at ODU invites faculty and staff to participate in a quality discussion and learn about design thinking techniques for student success. The conference will take place on June 7 from 9am to 2pm at Chartway Arena.
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When the Children’s Hospital of The King’s Daughters needed help managing COVID, ODU Nursing set up a help line with potential to grow.
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The Cameroon native hopes to improve outcomes for minority patients as an independent nurse anesthetist practitioner.
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The University partnered with Virginia Beach City Public Schools to expose 140 girls to a day of fun sessions exploring potential career pathways.
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