ODU graduate Stephanie Barth '25 applies her public health degrees to combat rising tick-borne illnesses like Lyme disease and alpha-gal syndrome on Martha’s Vineyard and Cape Cod.
The Ellmer College of Health Sciences at ODU is proud to introduce its newest doctoral offering: the fully online, cohort-based Doctor of Applied Science in Kinesiology, built for working professionals.
Enrolled teachers are able to complete online coursework through ODUGlobal and earn digital badges or micro-credentials.
Students have the option to complete their degree in-person on the main campus in Norfolk, synchronously online, asynchronously online or as a blend of all three.
ODU's commitment to support the recovery of wounded U.S. combat service members and veterans is reflected through a program with Operation Hat Trick.
Daniel Mulqueen developed sustainable materials during his Ph.D., enhancing plastic composites for stronger, more conductive materials while working full-time as a climate tech leader. His research advances eco-friendly material innovation.
At 16, Joshua Castillo became a father and left school. Now 29, he's earning his computer science degree through ODUGlobal and building AI tools to protect missing children.
At 17, Baylee Slagle is about to become ODU’s youngest graduate this year, earning her RN to BSN degree while volunteering as an EMT and overcoming a rare neurological condition.