ODU CDS Employer Programs

04/05/2023

Looking to hire from Old Dominion University? It’s now easier than ever to access ODU talent with Micro-Internships through Dewey! Learn how by attending our webinar on Wednesday, April 12th at 1pm ET. https://info.parkerdewey.com/odu/companywebinar

In this webinar, we'll introduce Micro-Internships and how companies can utilize this innovative resource to connect with highly-motivated ODU students and grads.

05/11/2022

WE ARE HIRING!

Join our team at ODU's Career Development Services.

Student Employment Program Planner - Responsible for overseeing all activities related to on-and off-campus part-time student employment, institutional work-study, & federal work-study programs. Apply today: https://jobs.odu.edu/postings/16103

03/31/2022

A grant from SCHEV will help the University and the council connect employers and educators to better prepare and train workers.

03/31/2022

The University earned national rankings for 21 disciplines, led by the Darden College of Education and Professional Studies and the public administration and part-time MBA programs.

03/30/2022

Today at the Chartway Arena.
11 am - 3 pm

Outwork757 is open and free to LGBT job seekers of all ages who desire to do business with or work for LGBT-friendly companies and organizations from Richmond to Northeastern North Carolina.

This event is free and open to the public.

Join us for Virginia's LGBTQ Career Expo - https://mailchi.mp/f52cded36524/join-us-for-hampton-roads-lgbtq-career-expo-5697486

03/22/2022

02/28/2022

On March 30, LGBTQ job seekers and regional recruiters will meet at Outwork757, Virginia’s only LGBTQ career expo, at Chartway Arena on the campus of Old Dominion University in Norfolk. […]

02/28/2022

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01/31/2022

Calling all grades 6-12 Teachers: Want to earn $1000 this summer while learning about Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence (AI)? Join the GenCyber Teacher Summer Camp on Cybersecurity and AI! https://www.odu.edu/eng/programs/ccni/research/gencyber
Highlights
- Cost: FREE
- Stipend: $1000 for the camp. Additional $1500 for selected participants on post-camp research
- Free lunch and snacks
- Training and research opportunity in AI and cybersecurity
- July 25 - July 29, 2022, School of Cybersecurity, Old Dominion University (Norfolk)
GenCyber Teacher Summer Camp on Cybersecurity and AI
Driven by its tremendous success in numerous fields, our society is entering the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI fascinates K-12 students and is ranked as the top interest among all cybersecurity-related topics. ODU welcomes middle and high school (6th - 12th Grade) STEM teachers to apply for a GenCyber Summer Camp on Cybersecurity +AI. The camp will train participants to learn the fundamentals of cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence, through a series of lectures, hands-on labs, invited talks, and a field trip to a Navy site. Assisted by a K-12 expert and camp staff, the participants will also learn to create lesson plans for two small cybersecurity or AI modules, which are suitable to be taught to middle and high school students. We will provide resources to participants to build a teacher learning community.

Calling all grades 6-12 Teachers: Want to earn $1000 this summer while learning about Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence (AI)? Join the GenCyber Teacher Summer Camp on Cybersecurity and AI! https://www.odu.edu/eng/programs/ccni/research/gencyber
Highlights
- Cost: FREE
- Stipend: $1000 for the camp. Additional $1500 for selected participants on post-camp research
- Free lunch and snacks
- Training and research opportunity in AI and cybersecurity
- July 25 - July 29, 2022, School of Cybersecurity, Old Dominion University (Norfolk)

GenCyber Teacher Summer Camp on Cybersecurity and AI
Driven by its tremendous success in numerous fields, our society is entering the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI fascinates K-12 students and is ranked as the top interest among all cybersecurity related topics. ODU welcomes middle and high school (6th - 12th Grade) STEM teachers to apply for a GenCyber Summer Camp on Cybersecurity +AI. The camp will train participants to learn fundamentals of cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence, though a series of lectures, hands-on labs, invited talks, and a field trip to a Navy site. Assisted by a K-12 expert and camp staff, the participants will also learn to create lesson plans for two small cybersecurity or AI modules, which are suitable to be taught to middle and high school students. We will provide resources to participants to build a teacher learning community.

01/27/2022

COVID-19 Protocols Remain in Place:

Revision to Vaccine Requirement
In accordance to Executive Directive 2, as signed by Governor Glenn Youngkin on January 15, 2022, the University revised its vaccine requirement. Students are still required to be fully vaccinated and should submit documentation regarding a booster by February 10, 2022 in the Monarch Wellness Portal.

Faculty and staff are no longer required to be fully vaccinated; however, the vaccine, including a booster, is strongly encouraged in order to maintain a healthy campus. Faculty and staff who receive a booster should also submit documentation in the Monarch Wellness Portal.

Weekly testing for non-vaccinated employees is no longer required, but it will continue to be offered and is encouraged. For additional information about the vaccine, please visit https://www.odu.edu/status/covid-19/faq .

Continuation of Masking Requirement
The University continues to require masking in all indoor facilities. A number of masking locations have been set-up across campus in order to ensure the availability of disposable masks as needed. All Monarchs should continue to exercise personal responsibility by being proactive and diligent with mask wearing to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

The revised vaccine requirement and continued masking requirement remain in place at ODU. Earlier this week, a COVID-19 Policy was distributed to the campus and subsequently rescinded to ensure compliance and consistency with recent state action. The policy should not have been distributed to campus as it was updated and approved prior to recent state changes and the President’s campus communication, both of which remain in full effect at ODU. Rescinding the policy also provides the greatest degree of flexibility in following the latest state requirements and federal guidance. For up-to-date information regarding ODU’s COVID-19 protocols, please visit http://www.odu.edu/covid19.

01/07/2022

Brian O. Hemphill, Ph.D., presided over his first graduation ceremonies as the University’s president.

01/07/2022

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