Groups

Website Mission

Mission
SEES Communications offers multi-functional and interconnected resources in strategic communications, creative services, brand alignment, and visual communications for the Division of Student Engagement & Enrollment Services.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To eliminate the stigma of mental health issues and educate the campus on resources they can use to seek help.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Welcome to ODUÔÇÖs African StudentsÔÇÖ Association Page!

We stress unity and education. As an organization, we hope to educate and inform people about African culture and values, and to erase common misconceptions about Africa. We also aim to create a sense of unity among African and non-African students here on the campus of Old Dominion University.

All ODU students are welcome to join. Come out and have a great time while learning about new cultures :)

Membership Benefits

Website

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The mission of Virginia Eta, chapter of Alpha Epsilon Delta, is to encourage and recognize excellence in scholarship within health sciences; to stimulate an appreciation of the importance of health science education; to promote communication between health science students, educators and professionals; to provide service to the community in area healthcare settings; to provide a forum for students with common interests; to uphold and exemplify Old Dominion University to the community; and to be recognized by Alpha Epsilon Delta, a National Society, as a local chapter.

Membership Benefits
Once inducted into Alpha Epsilon Delta, you are eligible to wear the graduation regalia, apply for Alpha Epsilon Delta scholarships, attend the Alpha Epsilon Delta national convention (held biennially), and submit articles for publication in The Scalpel, (the journal of Alpha Epsilon Delta).

Website

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
Develop brothers who, guided by the Five Ideals, share a lifelong commitment to AKL and are dedicated to assuming leadership roles in meeting the challenges of life.

Membership Benefits
Joining a Fraternity is a big step for a student. It is a commitment to live the ideals of the organization. A proper Fraternity experience will provide leadership opportunities, a family on campus, scholastic support and fun for the individual. Members create relationships that will last a lifetime with numerous benefits.

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
We are a Bible focused, engaged fellowship of Disciples on campus. Our purpose is to love God with everything we have, and our mission is to help everyone we know to know God as he wants to know them.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
The objectives of our Fraternity are the promotion of growth in character; unity of feeling, sisterly affection, and social communion among our members. We seek the highest ideal of womanhood, and we try to gain this ideal by cultivating not only the power and passion for seeking intellectual development but, also, the spirit of love and charity. And we who are thus united are under a solemn pledge to lend a helping hand to one another.

Membership Benefits

Website

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To develop leadership, promote friendship and provide service to humanity; and further the freedom that is our national, educational and intellectual heritage.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Alpha Psi Omega (APO) is a nationally recognized honor society for students studying theatre at the collegiate level. As an organization whose members are passionate about the performing and technical arts, the Phi Theta Cast of ODU hopes to use our platform as a means of bringing theatre to our community through service while utilizing technical skills and doing what we love. Our mission is to not only learn from each other, support, and teach one another as artists in collaboration, but also to reinforce the strength of the concept of theatre as a family. Be bold, stay sharp, and as always, "Seek a life useful."

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
A sisterhood committed to providing a source of continuing friendship and strong associations between women students and alumnae.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The American Association of University Women (AAUW) is the nation's leading voice promoting equity and education for women and girls. Since our founding in 1881, AAUW members have examined and taken positions on the fundamental issues of the day — educational, social, economic, and political.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
American Cancer Society on Campus is a nationwide collaboration of college students, faculty, and staff dedicated to eliminating cancer by working to implement the programs and mission of the American Cancer Society. With hundreds of chapters nationwide, ACS on Campus is showing the world that young people care and want to make a difference.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
According to the American Marketing Association, being a collegiate member offers many benefits, from career resources, to professional development, planning and execution of collegiate chapter events, to taking part in the many marketing competitions offered annually.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Blood donors play an integral role in the delivery of modern healthcare. Many life-saving medical treatments and procedures involve blood transfusions and would not be possible without a safe and reliable blood supply.

Membership Benefits

Please join my group!

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
This club is to bring together students who are interested in learning, practicing, and engaging in American Sign Language and deaf and hard of hearing culture. The objectives of this organization is to bring awareness to the deaf and hard of hearing community and educate students on deaf culture and American sign language. This club will also create a space for deaf and hard of hearing students to be seen, heard, and included.

Membership Benefits
Connect with other students who share an interest in American Sign Language and the deaf community.
Engage with guest speakers, community events, and volunteer opportunities related to American Sign Language and accessibility.
Take on leadership roles within the club.
Learn a new language that can be included on employment or educational applications.

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Old Dominion University American Society of Civil Engineers Student Chapter is aimed to provide students with the opportunity to meet and learn from local professionals in the field of Civil Engineering and provide students with an improved opportunity to earn scholarships and internships.The organization also attends an annual Virginia conference where students are able to apply what they have learned in class by participating in competitions and projects which involve various Civil Engineering topics. We aim to bring hands-on experience and networking opportunities to the academic environment, in order to broaden the students' knowledge and passion of Civil Engineering.

Membership Benefits

In order to fully become a member, please join the ODU ASCE group on Monarch Groups, then go to https://www.asce.org/join/ to become a national ASCE member. The national membership is free for students.

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To provide a fun and active social atmosphere that provides for professional, educational and employment networking opportunities while keeping Old Dominion University students aware of recent developments in mechanical engineering and related disciplines.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
ASNE student members are showing their commitment and leadership as an engineer, while gaining access to a wide variety of resources that will further their careers. In 2020, undergraduate students have free registration to MACC in Baltimore, MegaRust in San Diego, TSS in Washington, D.C., AMTS in Philadelphia, and FMMS in Virginia Beach. In addition, to these publication and networking opportunities, local sections meet on a monthly basis and there are regular virtual webinars that connect ASNE members with high-impact speakers across the country. Much of ASNE's on-demand learning catalog is free for members, and it contains student-focused modules on Resume Building and Interview Preparation for New Engineers. If you need to start a new chapter at your school email us, and we will help you do this easily (and it looks great on the resume!). Feel free to ask us questions about this dynamic and ever-growing opportunity.

Membership Benefits
The American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) can help you figure out if a career in naval engineering is right for you and help you get started. ASNE offers student membership and has several student chapters. Membership dues for students and young professionals are deeply discounted. Let ASNE help you figure out if a career in naval engineering is right for you and help you get started. Become a member today!

As a student member you can take advantage of the following opportunities:
Access to ASNE's naval engineering career site
Free admission to most ASNE symposia for full-time undergraduate students
Scholarship program
Professional networking opportunities
Access to the ASNE technical library
Membership directory
Community outreach activities
Volunteer opportunities
Awards program
Opportunities to publish technical papers
Discounts on past symposium proceedings
Electronic subscription to the Naval Engineers Journal

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
We are Campus Ministry International! We are a group dedicated to spreading the good news of the gospel at ODU.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The ODU Anime Club was formed in 2001 to serve the needs of nerds on campus. Its members share a variety of interests, including (but not limited to) anime, video games, role-playing, tabletop gaming, and cosplaying. It meets in Webb Center every Thursday from 6pm to 10pm. When it is not meeting, many of the members relax in the Lion's Den in the front of the Webb Center.

Membership Benefits

Website

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
We welcome art history and non-art history majors alike! We aim to provide a forum for Art History majors to meet, network, and share their passion for Art and Art History. Through activities and fundraisers, we hope to promote appreciation of Art and Art History on and off campus.

Check our facebook page to stay updated on our upcoming events!

https://www.facebook.com/groups/530221093835454/533093543548209/?notif_t=group_activity&notif_id=1477327300414696

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
ASEZ is a group of university student volunteers who organize events and activities to address pressing needs in communities around the world. As future leaders, ASEZ unites students, communities and governments to create real and lasting change through the SAVE Movement. The work of ASEZ takes place in more than 175 different countries.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The purpose of Asian Pacific American Student Union is to raise awareness about the Asian Pacific Islander Americans community, rich history, and its many invaluable contributors to our society. Beyond encouraging the younger generation of APIAs to learn about their heritage and identity, APASU works to help students gain civic and political empowerment, cultivate professional development, and strengthen one's own interpersonal dynamics.

APASU's mission is to increase the level of awareness and consciousness of Asians and APIAs at the university. It serves as the voice for the university's APIA community by working in collaboration with other organizations and cultures.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
ACM, the world's largest educational and scientific computing society, delivers resources that advance computing as a science and a profession. ACM provides the computing field's premier Digital Library and serves its members and the computing profession with leading-edge publications, conferences, and career resources.

Membership Benefits
- Exciting campus events
- Network of over 100,000 interdisciplinary professionals and students
- Targets career opportunities
- Over 37 ACM special interest groups covering various areas of the IT field
- Access to ACM research library, collection of over 2,000 online courses, and certification prep
- Special discounts on ACM publications
- Custom email w/ spam filtering
- Much more!

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Mission Statement
ACM-W supports, celebrates, and advocates internationally for the full engagement of women in all aspects of the computing field, providing a wide range of programs and services to ACM members and working in the larger community to advance the contributions of technical women.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To increase awareness in the field of psychology through social, professional, and networking activities. Office hours below:

Office Hours for Spring 2025 run through March 6th in MGB 132C:
Mondays 12:15 - 1:15 PM
Tuesdays 3:00 - 4:00 PM
Wednesdays 2:15 - 3:15 PM
Thursdays 9:00 - 10:00 AM

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
ODU AES strives to educate students about audio engineering in both studio and live applications. Designed around the Sound Recording Technology degree program, ODU AES expands on concepts learned in the classroom. The organization also encourages collaboration between the University, professional organizations, and the local arts community.

Membership Benefits

Website

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Our Mission: Connecting students to the transformational love and life of Jesus Christ.

Welcome to the BCM family! We welcome EVERYONE, not just Baptists, and not just Christians! We really want to be there for you wherever you are in life, so come and see the hands and feet of Jesus in action! We seek to fulfill our mission on the ODU campus by hosting weekly church on campus, Bible studies, discipleship groups, mission opportunities, service projects, fellowship, worship, free dinners on Thursdays, and other fun events throughout the semester! So join us today or email us at odubcm@gmail.com for more information on how we can help meet your needs.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
The Barry Art Museum is a cultural hub at Old Dominion University that advances the understanding of art in its many diverse forms through collecting, display, interpretation, and research. It strives to communicate the results of these endeavors to the widest possible audience through publication, exhibition, educational programs, and collections stewardship.

Membership Benefits
JOIN AND TAKE PART
Members are at the core of the Museum’s community, and receive exclusive invitations and benefits. Come join us, knowing your support is critical to the growth of the Barry Art Museum and its goals as a creative gathering place and innovative educational resource. ODU students may obtain a student memebership free of charge !

Website Mission

Mission
Provides an opportunity for ODU students to learn the game of baseball and/or further develop their skills. We play against collegiate level teams around Virginia in scrimmages and tournaments.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
As the International Honor Society for accounting, finance, and IT students, Beta Alpha Psi promotes communication, professionalism, and standards within the business profession and among its members.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Bethel Campus Fellowship (BCF) is an interdenominational, politically neutral organization established to proclaim the Lordship of Jesus Christ on high school and college campuses.

The mission of the Bethel Campus Fellowship is – "Leading Students to Christ and preparing them to become reliable men and women that God can entrust with His word for the next generation".

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To increase communication and interaction among the graduate students in the Biological Sciences Department

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
"To help better prepare MS I and MS II cadets to thrive into future leadership positions through teamwork and community involvement. "

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
introduction to entrepreneurship and community relations through service. Student group to exchange ideas, create new content, inspiration, and networking

Membership Benefits
To develop young black entrepreneurs and their vision for business through service, networking, membership, and community relations.

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The purpose of Black Student Alliance is to enhance the development of Black and/or African American people by providing an opportunity for all students to work together cohesively. BSA is an all inclusive organization that will elevate and promote black culture. We will create a friendly space for all individuals/groups to come and enjoy social events, service, and growth. We strive to bring ALL communities of people together and allow them to be comfortable no matter their predicament, race, sex, gender, etc.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
ODU Blue Diamonds is a stomp and shake cheerleading team, dedicated to adding diversity to our campus as well as supporting the community by participating in and hosting community service.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Brother2Brother is a nationally recognized dynamic organization dedicated specifically but, not exclusively to assist African American, Hispanic, and Latinx men in networking and excelling in and outside of the classroom. We encourage our members to continuously engage themselves academically, socially, and culturally as they begin their higher education journey and beyond.

Membership Benefits
- Academic success
- Personal growth
- Networking
- Professionalism
- Brotherhood
- Involvement
- Volunteer Opportunities
- Spirituality

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
BMMC is organized to serve the student body at Old Dominion University to foster an appreciation of Buddhism and its application in students' daily lives.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The purpose of the doctoral student association is to educate ourselves in the respective subject matter of our fields, educate the ODU student body, promote collaboration between doctoral students for our own research agendas, and to facilitate networking among the students, faculty, alumni, and the community.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Business Analytics Club (BNAL Club) is an organization for students majoring and minoring or interested in Business Analytics at Old Dominion University.

The BNAL Club will assist students in skill building, guidance, and resources for professional development. It will also serve as a platform to inform freshmen and sophomores about the opportunities available to potential majors and minors in the subject. 

The BNAL Club will host faculty, alumni and other community leaders for networking, resume building, and best business practices for life beyond Old Dominion University.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Canterbury Episcopal Center at ODU serves as a campus ministry to the ODU community, affiliated with the Episcopal Church and the Diocese of Southern Virginia. We are a Christian organization that seeks to let students explore their faith and beliefs in a non-judgemental environment, through Episcopal traditions. Our baptismal values call us to strive for justice and peace among all people, respecting the dignity of every human being in and outside of the Center. By seeing Christ in all persons and loving one's neighbor as oneself, we seek to provide a welcoming environment for students to be in fellowship with one another.

Membership Benefits
Fellowship and food.

Website Mission

Mission
We are ODU Career Development Services. We provide ODU students, alumni, & family members with a full array of FREE developmental career programs & services.

757.683.4388
cds@odu.edu

Web: www.odu.edu/cds

ODU Handshake - Connect with ODU employers seeking ODU students and alumni! Create your personalized career path with access to career exploration, experts, and events and engage in career preparation, networking, and communities.


Sign in to Handshake here:
https://app.joinhandshake.com/auth?auth=1835

------------------------
Follow us online:
Facebook: facebook.com/oducds
Instagram: instagram.com/oducds
Twitter: twitter.com/oducds
Pinterest: pinterest.com/oducds
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/oducds

Note: This site is to announce events only. This is not a student organization. Students are not able to join our group at this time.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Caribbean Student Organization is a student organization dedicated to serving all of Old Dominion students including students of the past (alumni), present (current students), and future (prospective students) by creating an open environment for them to express their interest in the Caribbean culture.

Membership Benefits
Free entry to our paid events!
Automatic entry in raffle prizes upon entry!

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Catholic Campus Ministry at Old Dominion University is a Christ-centered community that seeks to be a true witness to the Catholic Faith. Through the sacraments, religious formation, prayer, and camaraderie, we strive to live out Christ's calling for ourselves both now and in the future.

Membership Benefits

Website

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
To empower students and alumni from their first day as Monarchs through graduation and their careers to foster the development of essential career skills and leadership qualities.

Membership Benefits

Website

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To contribute to the improvement of the Civil Engineering profession as an instrument for the betterment of society.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Our mission (should we chose to accept it, we will) is to educate the community on the inherent issues that pose children from ages 1-18, on mental/emotional/physical issues. Doing this we will use the education expertise of Teachers while also utilizing Welfare workers knowledge of diverse child backgrounds. Using those resources we will be able to impact and maybe even provide a new and more involved way children can seek help or possibly find a better solution to the very broken education system.

Membership Benefits
Members of the club will be able to collaborate along side teachers, child/service workers, and even counselors. They will be exposed to, and be able to shadow a mentor of there chosen major to gain more experience and knowledge of there future profession early on. Guest speakers will be invited to speak at meetings exposing you to even more. Community service will also be one of the main events we coordinate, attending these will not only fill your hour requirement for graduation but also be amazing resume material.

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Chinese Culture & Language Club is a great way for ODU students to interact culturally. We help students discover unique aspects of Chinese culture and provide language assistance, while helping international students from China to explore America and practice their English.

Our club aims to further the literacy of students actively interested in learning the Chinese language and experiencing Asian culture.

Furthermore, we facilitate a wider understanding of Chinese culture by hosting traditional Chinese celebrations, games, movies, etc., and creating a space where students and international students can interact and get to know each other.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Christian Student Fellowship exists to love God and love people. We also have Bible studies and hang outs on and off campus throughout the week. Text or email Amelia Wilson (Student Leader) @ 434-907-1836 or awils083@odu.edu to get connected or check us out at www.csfodu.com for more info.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Christians on Campus at ODU is committed to helping students develop their Christian faith by knowing and applying God's word in their daily living, cultivating their personal relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ, and fellowshipping with other students, the surrounding community, and sister clubs at other campuses.

We seek to care for the well-being and growth of students by providing community spiritual support that cannot be found in a typical academic setting, encouraging students to participate in community outreach and building, and providing guidance to others who are interested in learning more about the Christian faith.

Our goal is that students would find spiritual support throughout their college years and be equipped with God's word, experiences of Christ, and lifelong connections to continue growing beyond these years.

We accomplish our purpose and goals by providing many ways for our members to connect with one another and nourish their Christian faith, including one-on-one mentoring, small group, club-wide activities, fellowship times, and Bible studies.

Membership Benefits
Students can benefit from being a part of Christians on Campus by being a part of a community, fellowshipping with fellow brothers and sisters in Christ, learning how to apply God's word in their daily living, cultivating their personal relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ, growing in their Christian faith, and learning how to serve and care for other believers and those interested in the Christian faith.

Website

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
LEAP2 is a sophomore employment program allowing students to work in various departments on campus in an area related to their major or area of interest. In addition to students having a job on campus, they also attend workshops that are intended to help them in their future careers or job search plans.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
Our mission is to advance justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (JEDI) within the field of occupational therapy by promoting awareness, advocacy, and equitable access to OT services for all individuals. We are committed to empowering underrepresented communities, fostering inclusive representation, and creating a more diverse and culturally responsive occupational therapy profession.

Membership Benefits
Professional Networking – Connect with like-minded professionals and peers who are committed to justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (JEDI) in occupational therapy.
Cultural Competency Development – Gain a deeper understanding of cultural awareness and its application in occupational therapy practice.
Engagement in JEDI Discussions – Participate in meaningful conversations on justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion to foster awareness and advocacy.
Supportive and Inclusive Environment – Access a safe and welcoming space for students to discuss critical issues affecting the OT profession and the communities they serve.
Exclusive DEI Resources & Workshops – Benefit from educational materials, training sessions, and professional development opportunities focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Community Engagement & Outreach – Take part in initiatives and service projects to support marginalized and underserved communities.

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To advance Conservative values and to get Republicans elected to office.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The mission of Collegians for Christ is to provide an extracurricular activity for those students and/or faculty interested in a more in-depth study of the Bible in a Christian environment that welcomes discussions and questions. Collegians for Christ does not focus on a worship service but rather a relaxed Bible study setting where students can engage deeply in studying the Bible. Collegians for Christ provides opportunities for students to participate in Christian growth in the areas of study, prayer, fellowship, witness and missions.

Membership Benefits
Collegians for Christ works to develop leaders that can impact their campus and community for its good. Students will have the ability to connect with other students on campus making lasting friendships. Students will have the opportunity to fulfill various leadership opportunities from which to learn. Collegians for Christ offers service projects throughout the year that students will be able to engage in and become culturally aware of the needs of others and actively meet those needs. The membership of Collegians for Christ will serve to encourage, be a help to, and be a source of strength to one another throughout their academic career at Old Dominion University.

Website

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Contemporary Music Composers Association pursues the improvement of music composers and performers at Old Dominion University by instilling members with a rich and accepting view of both concert and commercial music composition and offering new exciting musical experience for musicians of all skill levels.

Membership Benefits
Access to a wellspring of knowledge concerning the inner workings of contemporary music composition. Opportunities to learn about composing both instrumental and vocal music. Opportunities to have original music performed. Opportunities to perform original music written by ODU students. Opportunities to learn about sound design, orchestration, writing for multiple voice parts, writing engaging and beautiful harmonies, idiosyncrasies of writing for specific instruments and instrument families, etc.

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Our mission is to incorporate social justice advocacy in our roles as students, counselors, educators, researchers, and supervisors by 1) collaboratively facilitating and co-creating community and connection for students in our program interested in social justice; 2) enhancing opportunities for additional training and education beyond what our programÔÇÖs curriculum offers in cultural pluralism and sustainability, aspects of multiple identities, and systemic oppression, such as through guest speakers and activities; 3) helping members build their professional identities as social justice advocates by honing their skills of advocacy through practice, service, and research; and 4) organizing together to take action within our university and our broader community on matters of inequity and social change.

Membership Benefits
Students will be invited to develop their social justice advocacy skills and engage in social justice activities.

If you are interested in joining Counselors for Social Justice - ODU, please use our membership form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScZAj8Qv4UqX0SijaCGnEAnpxhbDHJskcM1l0ZmQkblfylQPw/viewform

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Craftsmanship Club at Old Dominion University is an organization of people who have an interest in innovation and design. Our organization's goal is to bring together students across all degree fields and allow them to gain experience working with automation and production equipment.

Membership Benefits
All members will be given access to the Production & Technology Lab and the Automation Lab. This will provide each member with the tools necessary to create and explore engineering concepts.

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
CRU: A caring community passionate about connecting people with Jesus. We have large group meetings come together to learn about God and mission, have fun, and pray for the campus Monday nights at 730pm in OCNPS 100. Plus we have tons of service projects, socials, small groups, and so much more!

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To enhance community awareness of philosophical knowledge and bring awareness to others about the importance of cultural traditions. Individuals will gain a better understanding of culture, and implement this towards spiritual growth and community engagement.

Membership Benefits
Individuals will be able to engage with members of the community to be able to have philosophical discussions and participate in activities that will encourage spiritual and self growth.

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To cultivate greatness in every aspect of Communication, Professionalism, And the Pursuit of Development.

Membership Benefits
Professionalism,Public speaking,Professional headshots, Communication Skills. Members of this program will gains skills that they can take with them into professional careers.

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Cyber Security Student Association (CS2A) aims to raise cyber security awareness of ODU community to protect themselves from cyber threats. In terms of opportunities of cyber world, primary goal of CS2A is informing and encouraging ODU community and student body of not only technical but also social science disciplines to develop themselves for taking advantage of career opportunities in job market.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Cancer's Future Adversaries will be a group of future professionals in healthcare, that will focus our support in research and the advocation of cancer awareness. We will help empower young professionals to ensure they stay involved in their area of interest and provide financial assitance to conventions and research campaigns to improve their knowledge for their future employment. CFA will continue the organization so future students in healthcare will be afforded the opportunity to participate in conventions with assistance in the costs of travel and Living expense. This will be implemented through attendance in Race and other awareness campaigns for cancer and participation in annual conferences held by the certifying board of their selected career path, fundraising and advocating efforts while participating in those events.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To promote the art form of dance and its' rich history through workshops, community service and exercise. Reaching out to all who have the will to dance and educating them in the process. Dancing can be magical and transforming and we hope to share this with our community. It can breathe new life into a tired soul; make a spirit soar; unleash locked-away creativity; unite generations and cultures; inspire new romances or rekindle old ones; trigger long-forgotten memories; and turn sadness into joy, if only during the dance.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Committed to excellence in teaching, scholarly activities, and service.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Dean's Student Ambassador Program at the Darden College of Education and Professional Studies aims to enhance leadership development and foster a spirit of pride among students within the college. Your responsibilities will include researching areas of opportunities for diverse events for the student body, conducting student surveys to encourage an inclusive environment, working with key stakeholders in the college to stay ahead of diverse events, and leading and developing diverse events at the college.

Membership Benefits
- Experience working events
- Connections within the college
- Resume Builder
- Service Experience
- Letters of recommendation from the Dean
- Leadership Opportunites

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Data Science/Database Student Club is an organization for students who are interested in data science, data analytics, and data infrastructures including DBMS. DDSC is an inspirational place to begin surfing society's next big wave — Big Data. Data science has grown immensely across business, statistics, computer science, and other fields, and we would like to connect, educate, and inspire students across campus, helping them understand how data science fits into their interests and careers. Our main activities/events will range from seminars & talks to study groups, and other opportunities to get students engaged outside of lectures.

Membership Benefits
We host seminars & networking events throughout the semester by faculty and professionals working on interdisciplinary, data-driven projects.

Website Mission

Mission
ODU's Dean of Students Office (DOS) creates a culture of care and support for all Monarchs and is committed to enhancing students' academic and personal success. As student advocates, DOS provides students with mitigation, problem resolution, and referral services. DOS also empowers students to make responsible choices that embrace Monarch Citizenship on or off-campus.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To offer support and encouragement for women over 25 returning to school to continue their education.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Delta Sigma Pi is a co-ed professional business fraternity. We accepts all business majors/minors. DSP is focuses on three fundamental principles service, professionalism, and personal development. DSP is a great way for business students to learn valuable business skills and create a vast network of alumni and other current students across the country. Delta Sigma Pi currently has 223 active chapters across the nation.

Membership Benefits

Website

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
Welcome to Theta Phi chapter of Delta Zeta at Old Dominion University! Our Chapter is built on the five pillars of sisterhood, scholarship, leadership, social, and service. We, as Delta Zeta's, take pride in everything we do and strive to achieve all that is possible.

Membership Benefits
Becoming a Delta Zeta, is a unique and special experience that our members would not trade for anything. Delta Zeta is diverse and offers all its members the chance to truly grow, enhance, improve, and advance. Our chapter has been awarded several awards such as "Best Program," "Greek Organization of the Year," "PHC Sorority of the Year," and along with that, our members have also won "New member of the Year" and "Sister of the Year" in the past.

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The purpose of this organization is to support the development of men of color and to aid underserved communities that represent our diverse student body. Our goal is to equip members with the means and resources needed in order to thrive in the college setting and beyond. We plan to do so by providing academic and career advice from other successful members, alumni, and faculty, insight into how to navigate the undergraduate and graduate years, means to professional development, access to volunteer opportunities in the community, and most importantly, provide a brotherhood of students striving together.

Membership Benefits
1. Academic Support and Resources
Peer Mentoring: Access to mentoring programs that pair you with experienced peers and alumni who can offer academic advice and support.
Academic Advising: Opportunities to receive guidance on navigating your undergraduate or graduate years, including tips on study strategies and managing coursework.
2. Professional Development
Career Advice: Gain insights into career paths and professional growth from successful members, alumni, and faculty.
Networking Opportunities: Participate in events and workshops that connect you with professionals and potential employers in your field of interest.
Resume Building: Access to resources and workshops that help you develop a standout resume and cover letter.
3. Community Engagement
Volunteer Opportunities: Get involved in community service projects that allow you to give back and make a positive impact in the local area.
Service Projects: Engage in initiatives that support underserved communities and contribute to social causes.
4. Social and Personal Growth
Brotherhood: Build meaningful relationships and a support network with other members who share similar experiences and goals.
Social Events: Participate in organized social events and activities designed to foster a sense of community and belonging.
5. Leadership Development
Leadership Roles: Opportunities to take on leadership positions within the organization, helping to build skills in management, organization, and public speaking.
Event Coordination: Gain experience in planning and executing events, which is valuable for both personal development and professional experience.
6. Wellness and Self-Care
Wellness Programs: Access to wellness events and resources aimed at promoting physical and mental health.
Intramural Sports: Opportunities to participate in intramural sports and other wellness activities, helping you stay active and engaged.
7. Exclusive Resources
Academic and Career Resources: Access to exclusive academic and career resources that are tailored to the needs of men of color.
Information Technology: Opportunities to engage with technology-focused initiatives and projects that enhance your IT skills.
8. Visibility and Recognition
Spotlight Features: Chance to be recognized in initiatives such as the "Sunday Spotlight," which highlights the achievements and contributions of members.
9. Community and Campus Involvement
Campus Representation: Get involved in representing the interests and concerns of men of color at Old Dominion University and beyond.
Diverse Perspectives: Engage with a diverse group of individuals who bring different perspectives and experiences to the table.
By becoming a member of DMC, you'll have access to a supportive community focused on helping you succeed academically, professionally, and personally. Whether you're looking to improve your career prospects, connect with peers, or give back to the community, DMC provides a range of resources and opportunities to support your growth and success.

Website Mission

Mission
Welcome to the Dominion House Community!

This is your primary and ultimate source for information related to the Dominion House and Housing & Residence Life. You can connect with Resident Assistant (RA), fellow residents and view the latest events occurring around the building. Please be sure to check here frequently for ways to become engaged and to fully enjoy the MONARCH EXPERIENCE!

Sincerely,

Brandon Young, Assistant Residence Hall Director
Phillip Cannon, Residence Hall Director

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To provide a more enriching university experience to students interested in science by promoting involvement in the sciences, community service and educational recreation.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To worship God through song, to sing traditional and contemporary gospel music, and to uplift the name of Jesus Christ on the campus of Old Dominion University

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The club focuses on organizing activities ,throughout the semester, that promote the field of economics. It is an excellent opportunity for networking with business leaders, professors, and the dean office. Activities will be organized and guest speakers will be invited to discuss various topics. This club is not only for Econ or business students. Anyone who is interested in learning more about economics is more than welcome!

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
At El Rumba, our mission is to celebrate the art of Latin dance while fostering a diverse and inclusive community at Old Dominion University. Focused on the vibrant styles of swing dance and cha-cha-cha, we provide opportunities for students of all backgrounds and skill levels to grow as dancers and individuals. We promote cultural appreciation and self-expression through performances, workshops, and competitions. Dedicated to teamwork, leadership, and excellence, El Rumba aims to inspire a love for dance while connecting with the broader community and representing ODU with pride. Join us to embrace rhythm, tradition, and the joy of movement!

Membership Benefits
Performance members are active participants in El Rumba’s dance showcases, competitions, and official events. Benefits include:

Exclusive Training: Access to advanced choreography sessions and workshops led by experienced instructors.
Performance Opportunities: Priority in representing El Rumba at campus and community events, competitions, and showcases.
Networking: Opportunities to connect with professional dancers and organizations during events and competitions.

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
EBASSA is committed to fostering academic excellence, promoting social responsibility, embracing diversity, encouraging leadership development, and empowering those who study African American and African Studies at Old Dominion University to make a positive impact on their communities, states, the nation, and the world.

Membership Benefits
Members will be able to engage in thought-provoking conversations and acquire new knowledge about African American and African Studies that they may not get otherwise if they aren't majoring in Africana Studies.

Website Mission

Mission
The Emerging Monarchs Program is based on the Social Change Model of Leadership. The program focuses on the self and transitions into leadership within the community and student organizations. The program includes workshops, various co-curricular activities, an overnight retreat, and an online forum. These initiatives provide participants the opportunity for dialogue, feedback, and the development of new skills. The program emphasizes peer to peer learning and includes avenues for self-reflection and hands on leadership experience. Topics addressed in the program include:
Self-Discovery
Values Clarification
Networking, team building, and leading others
Power & Privilege
Service

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Welcome to Enactus Old Dominion University! Our mission is to harness the power of innovative business practices and passionate student leaders to drive positive change both locally and globally.

We are committed to making a difference by championing sustainable and ethical business practices that uplift our community. Through dynamic partnerships with non-profit organizations, we tackle social inequalities head-on. Our efforts extend to managing The Monarch Way retail store, where we empower entrepreneurs by offering a supportive platform to showcase their ventures.

Join us in our journey to create impactful solutions and inspire a brighter future for all!

Membership Benefits
Joining Enactus is completely FREE for all students! We welcome individuals from every major and field, because entrepreneurship is a universal skill that transcends traditional business boundaries.

Active members and officers have exciting opportunities to showcase their talents at our annual National Competition, where we compete with hundreds of Enactus teams from across the country. Plus, our engaged members gain exclusive access to the ENACTUS USA scholarship and career marketplace, opening doors to unique educational and professional opportunities.

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Dedicated to enriching the graduate student experience at Batten College of Engineering and Technology at Old Dominion University, the Graduate Student Association will advance the needs and interests of our diverse student body through providing a graduate voice in college affairs; promoting personal, professional, and academic growth and development, and fostering institutional excellence in certificate, masters, and doctoral scholarship and research to encourage graduate students to reach their full potentials at the University, in their careers, and beyond.

Membership Benefits
1.Professional Development: Conducting seminars for overall (professional, career and academic) development of graduate and undergraduate students.

2.Networking Opportunities: Act as a bridge between student and faculty and also among the students. Creating opportunities for students for their professional growth such as assistantships, research undergraduate opportunities.

3.Community Building: Be part of a supportive community that fosters a sense of belonging, inclusion, and mutual support among graduate students.

4.Socialization: Monthly meeting for students to put forward their problems, where the board members can work on it.

5.Recognition and Awards: Eligibility for recognition, awards, and scholarships offered through the association for outstanding academic and community contributions.

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
OUR VISION: is a world in which the communities we serve have the capacity to sustainably meet their basic human needs, and that our members have enriched global perspectives through the innovative professional education opportunities that the EWB-USA program provides.

Our MISSION: EWB-USA supports community-driven development programs worldwide by collaborating with local partners to design and implement sustainable engineering projects, while creating transformative experiences and responsible leaders .

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Welcome to England House at Old Dominion University!

We are excited to have you living with us this year. England House is home to approximately 210 residents and is comprised almost entirely of first-year students. England House is paired with Scotland House to form one community. The Scotland & England RAs are extremely talented upperclassmen who are eager and motivated to guide you to success as you begin your journey here at ODU. We are busy planning awesome events and community experiences for you, and we hope you will attend as many as possible! We are enthusiastic to get to know you and provide you with everything you need to be successful here at ODU.

If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact Rupert Neish at 757-683-4268/rneish@odu.edu or Bethany Williams at 757-683-6947/b5willia@odu.edu.


With Monarch Pride,

Angela Pezzella, Residence Hall Director
Aytisia Hairston, Assistant Hall Director

Membership Benefits

Website

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Old Dominion University's Environmental Engineering Student Association aims to connect its members with like-minded students and industry professionals through professional society membership, scholastic competitions, and visiting lecturers.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Environmental Justice Club (EJC) is a student-led organization at Old Dominion
University that aims to mitigate the climate crisis with climate action by creating a
safe and accessible space for the Monarch community to talk and learn more about
various interlocking issues of environmental justice, such as Indigenous sovereignty,
Black liberation, ecosystem preservation, reproductive healthcare access, and clean
water access, among many others.
In order to imagine and work towards solutions for healing our collective future, the
EJC understands the importance of addressing the ongoing causes and increasingly
destructive effects of climate change. Our programming and events center and uplift
the voices of Black & Indigenous people of color (BIPOC)ÔÇöwho are often the most
impacted by the effects of the climate crisis while also often being the most
underrepresented. We do this to promote a fuller understanding of how climate
change is affecting people of all walks of life, in all corners of the worldÔÇöincluding
ours.
We recognize that we are all at different comfort levels when it comes to discussing
the climate crisis. While we hold space for all of us to be imperfect human beings, we
believe that we can each do our part in making the world a better place while also
further educating ourselves together. Members of the EJC will have many
opportunities throughout the academic year to engage in climate action and respond
to current environmental issues in meaningful ways such as through participating in
local clean-ups, attending educational workshops, creating environmental
justice-oriented art, practicing talking about climate change in facilitated group
discussions, actively listening to the stories and perspectives of other club members
and guest speakers, and connecting with climate change organizers and activists in
the larger community.

Membership Benefits
Members will gain real world experience engaging in climate action and learning how to respond to current environmental issues in various meaningful, sustainable ways. Through discussion-based events and community-centered educational programming, members will develop their interpersonal skills and ability to communicate with people from a variety of backgrounds. Many of our events will combine science with history, the arts, and the humanities to further build interdisciplinary skills in a non-classroom setting. Overall, members can expect to gain a fuller understanding of how climate change affects people of all walks of life, in all corners of the world.

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The mission of Every Nation Campus is to honor God by establishing Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered, socially responsible campus ministries in every nation. The University campus is a vital arena to reach people through the Gospel. Most of the world’s future leaders will study on campus in virtually every area of society.

Change the campus. Change the world.

Membership Benefits
Membership benefits include creating an authentic community, lifetime membership, leadership development, community service, volunteering opportunities, fostering dynamic relationships with community leaders, and global travel opportunities.

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To maintain, lend, and procure resources for the sport of pickleball.

Membership Benefits
Access to club resources for pickleball

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Exercise Science Club’s mission is to explore the field of Exercise Science. We wish to promote health, exercise, and overall quality of life to the campus & community, promote unity among all student & faculty in exercise science, and to learn about job opportunities, continuing education, & research opportunities. We want our members to understand the importance of different certifications, meetings, workshops, and how to build their resumes.

Membership Benefits
Benefits include networking, developing skills, access to job opportunities, educational expansion, and exposure to different activities.

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
This organization will be a majorette dance team, which is a type of dance that is often incorporated with the band or dance competitions & performances. We are aware of the current dance team on campus, as this is a completely different style of dancing that is typically found at HBCUs but it is an opportunity for us to expand the culture and activity opportunities around campus. We will not be discriminatory against applicants who want to join, as we are open to all. This is not a gender or race specific team, everybody is welcome to come and have a great time!

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Facilities Management Department on campus.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
The mission of the Recycling Department is to remove as much recyclable material from the university waste stream as possible, while providing the best and most efficient service to our customers. It is the responsibility of everyone at Old Dominion University to help develop a more environmentally sustainable campus and we encourage this by emphasizing student and faculty participation. The Recycling Department strives to increase the volume, diversity, and quality of the recyclables that we process. It is with great pride that we act as environmental stewards to Old Dominion University, and we continue to evaluate and adapt to the changing environmental needs of the campus.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
FWIS is an organization dedicated to supporting women in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. We are open to people of all genders who believe in equal opportunity for women in science. FWIS is a community that strives to facilitate conversations about the unique experiences of women in STEM, build relationships between women in different STEM fields, and provide mentoring and support opportunities for women at all stages of their science careers.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
The Field Hockey Club promotes the sport of Field Hockey and provides an opportunty for ODU students, who are non-varsity athletes, to compete against other university club teams.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To honor and preserve our traditional cultural values, exemplify academic integrity and success, create opportunities for future endeavors, strengthen relationships with the local community, demonstrate a positive example to the youth, encourage a sense of family and unity through mentorship, and allow discovery and growth of Filipino identity in the contemporary American setting.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Student Financial Aid

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
First-Year Leadership Experience is a four-weeks online leadership program for incoming ODU students. This program is offered Summer and Fall and build on the leadership skills of our new students, and provide you with a jump-start to becoming acclimated to campus. During this program, students interact with other incoming Monarchs as well as with faculty, staff, and current student leaders as they engage in leadership development experiences.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The purpose of For the Love of Colorguard is to improve colorguard in Old Dominion University’s student community and the surrounding community through service and fundraising.

Membership Benefits
To Be able to enjoy color guard through spreading colorguard through Old Dominion University’s student community and the surrounding community by doing service and fundraising.

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Foster-U was created to help youth in foster care see that there is life after high school! The way that we do that is through mentorship, workshops and community service.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
WELCOME to your Foundation House Community!

This online community will be your resource for all things related to the Foundation House (Events, Alerts, Fun, & Info). Here you can can connect with your community liaison, fellow residents, and view past and upcoming events occurring around the building and around campus. We challenge you to actively explore Monarch Link, Foundation House, the entire ODU campus. As you do this be sure to make a new friend in Foundation House, join the Gresham & Foundation House Community Council, join a student organization, go to an athletic or academic event, or brush up on your academic skills. No matter what you choose to do, Rep ODU and the Foundation House.

Welcome to the Monarch Family!

Mitchell Burket, Residence Hall Director - mburket@odu.edu
Steffon Jones, Assistant Hall Director - s9jones@odu.edu

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Welcome to the France House Community!

This is your primary and ultimate source for information related to the France House and Housing & Residence Life. You can connect with Resident Assistant (RA), fellow residents and view the latest events occurring around the building. Please be sure to check here frequently for ways to become engaged and to fully enjoy the MONARCH EXPERIENCE!

Sincerely,

Brandon Young, Assistant Residence Hall Director
Phillip Cannon, Residence Hall Director

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Since 1966, fraternities and sororities have been a part of tradition and campus life at ODU. Fraternity and sorority members are very active on campus serving in leadership roles, on athletic teams, and giving back to both the campus and local community through service and philanthropy.

Each chapter at ODU is unique and offers an amazing experience of brotherhood and sisterhood that is unmatched by any other student organization. ODU fraternity and sorority members strive for high academic excellence and provide scholastic assistance to their members through tutoring, academic coaching, scholarships and awards. Our Greek lettered organizations are actively involved in community service events, including the annual university service event, Relay for Life. Both on the campus and in the Hampton Roads community, ODU Greek members are committed to serving others and giving back.

The fraternity and sorority experience is designed to develop leadership skills valued long after college. Fraternity and sorority life contributes to the development of social skills, interpersonal relations, communication skills, time management and self-confidence. As well, it is a lot of fun!

We are very excited that you are interested in the Fraternity and Sorority Community here at Old Dominion University! Please feel free to look around our website and check out the information available on our chapters as well as some of their activities on and off campus.

For more information about Fraternity & Sorority Life at ODU, visit the Office of Student Activities and Leadership in 1071 Webb Center. We hope that the best memories of your college career include a fraternity or sorority at Old Dominion University!

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The French Club at Old Dominion Univeristy is meant to share and further the appreciation of the French language and francophone culture through various activities and events. This club is perfect for students who would like extra practice speaking French, or for anyone interested in French language and culture.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
We here at the ODU Gaming Club (formerly Esports Club) are looking to unite all members of the gaming community ranging from PC to console, MOBAS to FPS, and more. Members will be eligible to compete at local, state, and national competitions with members ranging from gaming casually to competitively. We are also here to help the members grow as players and members of the surrounding community.

Our core values are Diversity, Inclusion, Passion, and Innovation

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Gamma Iota Sigma is designated to promote, encourage, and sustain student interest in insurance, risk management, and actuarial science as professions. This organization also strives to encourage the high moral and scholastic attainments of the chapter members. Furthermore, it is determined to facilitate interaction of the home educational institution and the business community by fostering research activities, scholarships, and improved public relations. Join our Alpha Phi Chapter today!

Membership Benefits
Travel, Scholarship, Internship, and Networking opportunities with the Risk Management and Insurance Industry.

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To assemble college students in the spirit of service to humanity and to develop friendship among students of all races and creeds.

https://linktr.ee/GSSEtaRhoODU

Membership Benefits
Join a community of likeminded girls to find friendship through community service.

https://gammasigmasigma.org/content.aspx?page_id=22&club_id=579756&module_id=307924

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Gamma Theta Upsilon (GTU) is an international honor society in geography. Gamma Theta Upsilon was founded in 1928 and became a national organization in 1931. Members of GTU have met academic requirements and share a background and interest in geography. GTU chapter activities support geography knowledge and awareness.

Old Dominion University's Zeta Chi Chapter was founded on April 11, 1985 to further professional interest in geography by affording a common organization for those interested in this field.

Membership Benefits
Honor Cords
Certificate

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Global Brigades is the world's largest student-led global health and sustainable development organization. Since 2004, Global Brigades has mobilized thousands of university students and professionals through eight skill-based service programs to improve quality of life in under-resourced communities through partner organizations in Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama and Ghana.

Membership Benefits
Global Brigades offers 7-9 day Medical Brigades throughout the year in Honduras, Panama, Nicaragua and Greece. During a Medical Brigade, volunteers have the opportunity to take vitals and patient history in triage, shadow licensed doctors in medical consultations, and assist in a pharmacy under the direction of licensed pharmacists.

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Global Monarch Club program provides first-hand intercultural interaction experience for international and American students. The mentors (selected through an interview process and after completing an orientation session) assist international students with their adjustment to new and different social, cultural, and academic environment at ODU and in the US. Student mentors are privileged to enjoy a unique opportunity to build diverse skills of leadership, organization, communication, and intercultural relations.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Global Student Friendship (GSF) is an international student organization started by Kurnia Foe with the help of so many wonderful friends to cater to the needs of international community (students, visiting scholars, faculties, staffs, immigrants, and families) in Hampton Roads area. One of the earliest International student group that pioneered in many different campus and city wide outreach to serve International students in Hampton Roads area. Since 2005, we have been serving more than 4,000 Internationals. We are partnering with university administrations/staffs, student bodies, local churches, individuals, and charity organizations in order to best serve our global friends. We befriend, serve, and help internationals from many countries. We serve because we care. Many internationals whom we served and helped are now part of our team and volunteers to serve their peers. We value the partnership with our local American friends. Without their support, it will be very difficult for us to serve our global friends.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Discipleship and Transformation:
Through these Bible studies, we aim to lead many members to be more like Christ, growing in love, humility, and obedience to God’s will. We will accomplish this by promoting discipleship through bible studies and practical applications of the Biblical teachings of the bible.

Spiritual Growth and Bible Study:
Our goal is to allow members to study and also understand the Bible more deeply. Eventually put some of the teachings into practice to grow their relationship with God. We will accomplish this by having bible studies weekly, within these bible studies we will go over scriptures with members, ask questions, and together learn how to apply God’s words to our everyday lives.

Membership Benefits
Spiritual Growth:
Deeper understanding of scriptures: Regular studies of the bible which deepens God’s word, Which will allow members to grow in their life of faith.
Guidance and Wisdom: This group will offer support in seeking God's wisdom and direction in life.

Community and Fellowship:
Fellowship: Members will build meaningful relationships with teachers and members of the club, which will lead to community and support
Encouragement: Teachers and also members will support and encourage each other when times get stressful and hard, which will provide not only emotional but spiritual encouragement.

A Safe Place for Questions:
This group will offer a safe and healthy environment where members can ask questions, express when something does not make sense, for their growth in knowing the truths of the bible without any judgement.

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The purposes of the Graduate Athletic Training Organization are to: 1) contribute to the awareness of the graduate athletic training program on the campus of ODU and in the surrounding community of Hampton Roads; 2) to maintain the unity of past and present graduate students in the athletic training program, and 3) to promote the enhancement of athletic training through the dissemination and support of research.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
GSIS is open to students in the Graduate Program in International Studies. It provides opportunities for professional and educational advancement, as well as serves as a hub for networking and social engagement.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To assist students with professional development within the field of sports management.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
We cultivate a supportive network where students thrive, refine their research and professional skills, and amplify their voices to shape the department and the field. We bridge research groups, advocate for student needs, and promote diversity, inclusivity, and ethical responsibility in science. Together, we push the boundaries of chemistry and biochemistry, leaving a lasting impact on the world.

Membership Benefits
Graduate students will receive community support, professional development, and representation.

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Dedicated to enriching the post-baccalaureate student experience at Old
Dominion University, the Graduate Student Government Association will advance
the needs and interests of our diverse student body through providing a graduate
voice in University affairs; promoting personal, professional, and academic growth
and development, and fostering institutional excellence in certificate, masters, and
doctoral scholarship and research to encourage graduate students to reach their
full potentials at the University, in their careers, and beyond.

Membership Benefits
Represent your fellow graduate students and advocate for their needs

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To enhance the development of professional and academic interest in Graduate Studies in Criminology & Sociology.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
WELCOME to your Gresham Hall Community!

This online community will be your resource for all things related to Gresham East & Main (Events, Alerts, Fun, & Info). Here you can can connect with Resident Assistants (RA), fellow residents, and view past and upcoming events occurring around the building and around campus. We challenge you to actively explore Monarch Link, Gresham Hall, the entire ODU campus. As you do this be sure to make a new friend in Gresham, join Gresham Community Council, join a student organization, go to an athletic or academic event, or brush up on your academic skills.

Welcome to the Monarch Family!

Phillip Cannon, Residence Hall Director - pcannon@odu.edu
Heather Marsh, Assistant Hall Director - hmmarsh@odu.edu

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
My mission is to teach proper technique and alignment for handstands.

Membership Benefits
Membership Benefits include improvement of overhead shoulder mobility, improve proprioceptive abilities, increased flexibility and mobility of the wrist, learn different handstand shapes and routines, and enhance focus capabilities with finger, hand ,and eye coordination.

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The mission of HOSA is to enhance the delivery of compassionate, quality healthcare by providing opportunities for knowledge, skill and leadership development of all health science education students in order to enable students to meet the needs of the healthcare community.
Joining a HOSA organization will help one develop effective leadership qualities, teamwork skills, build self-confidence, gain motivation and enthusiasm. HOSA members will be able to strengthen their academic and technical skills by being able to participate in hands-on health care skills through the state and national events held by HOSA competitive events programs. Events are held at regional level; however, students who qualify have an opportunity to progress to state and national events.

Membership Benefits
- Consists of competitions regional, state, and international levels
• Traveling opportunities and growth experiences
• Monthly health related and disease awareness activities
• Scholarship opportunities
• Connections to internships and health camps
• Networking opportunities

Website

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
AEPSA was established for the expressed purpose of serving the needs of the applied experimental psychology program. In addition it serves the purpose of developing leadership skills as well as an awareness of social responsibilities to encourage students to participate in public affairs within applied experimental psychology. It was founded in 2006.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The Health Services Administration Student Association (HSASA) at Old Dominion University is dedicated to fostering the development and growth of future leaders in the field of healthcare administration. Our mission is to create a supportive and engaging community that equips students with the knowledge, resources, and opportunities essential for navigating the dynamic healthcare industry.

Membership Benefits
- Members will have the chance to connect with other like-minded students, allowing them to build a strong network of future health services administration professionals.
- Workshops will be conducted on assorted topics related to health services administration, such as healthcare policy, strategic planning, management, and healthcare technology.
- Sessions will be hosted dedicated to resume writing, interviewing techniques, and professionalism to help members polish their job application materials and excel in their job search. This will be specifically tailored to health services administrative roles.
- There will be opportunities to engage in leadership roles within the organization, such as serving on the executive council. These experiences will help develop essential leadership skills highly valued in health services administration.
- Community service initiatives will be organized to benefit the health of the community.
- Workshops will be arranged on professional development topics such as effective communication, conflict resolution, time management, and project management.

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Her Campus ODU is an online student newspaper and is the Old Dominion University chapter of the national Her Campus media organization. Her Campus is certified and recognized by national Her Campus as the exclusive chapter at Old Dominion University and has passed all requirements established by the national organization.

Membership Benefits
Experience in journalism

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To raise awareness of regional, national, and global Jewish issues.

Membership Benefits

Website

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Housing & Residence Life provides an inclusive residential experience in a safe, well-maintained community that supports academic excellence, fosters personal development, and promotes student success.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Welcome to the Dominion House Community!

This is your primary and ultimate source for information related to the Dominion House and Housing & Residence Life. You can connect with Resident Assistant (RA), fellow residents and view the latest events occurring around the building. Please be sure to check here frequently for ways to become engaged and to fully enjoy the MONARCH EXPERIENCE!

Sincerely,

Brandon Young, Assistant Residence Hall Director
Phillip Cannon, Residence Hall Director

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Welcome to England House at Old Dominion University!

We are excited to have you living with us this year. England House is home to approximately 210 residents and is comprised almost entirely of first-year students. England House is paired with Scotland House to form one community. The Scotland & England RAs are extremely talented upperclassmen who are eager and motivated to guide you to success as you begin your journey here at ODU. We are busy planning awesome events and community experiences for you, and we hope you will attend as many as possible! We are enthusiastic to get to know you and provide you with everything you need to be successful here at ODU.

If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact Rupert Neish at 757-683-4268/rneish@odu.edu or Bethany Williams at 757-683-6947/b5willia@odu.edu.


With Monarch Pride,

Angela Pezzella, Residence Hall Director
Aytisia Hairston, Assistant Hall Director

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
WELCOME to your Foundation House Community!

This online community will be your resource for all things related to the Foundation House (Events, Alerts, Fun, & Info). Here you can can connect with your community liaison, fellow residents, and view past and upcoming events occurring around the building and around campus. We challenge you to actively explore Monarch Link, Foundation House, the entire ODU campus. As you do this be sure to make a new friend in Foundation House, join the Gresham & Foundation House Community Council, join a student organization, go to an athletic or academic event, or brush up on your academic skills. No matter what you choose to do, Rep ODU and the Foundation House.

Welcome to the Monarch Family!

Mitchell Burket, Residence Hall Director - mburket@odu.edu
Steffon Jones, Assistant Hall Director - s9jones@odu.edu

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Welcome to the France House Community!

This is your primary and ultimate source for information related to the France House and Housing & Residence Life. You can connect with Resident Assistant (RA), fellow residents and view the latest events occurring around the building. Please be sure to check here frequently for ways to become engaged and to fully enjoy the MONARCH EXPERIENCE!

Sincerely,

Brandon Young, Assistant Residence Hall Director
Phillip Cannon, Residence Hall Director

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
WELCOME to your Gresham Hall Community!

This online community will be your resource for all things related to Gresham East & Main (Events, Alerts, Fun, & Info). Here you can can connect with Resident Assistants (RA), fellow residents, and view past and upcoming events occurring around the building and around campus. We challenge you to actively explore Monarch Link, Gresham Hall, the entire ODU campus. As you do this be sure to make a new friend in Gresham, join Gresham Community Council, join a student organization, go to an athletic or academic event, or brush up on your academic skills.

Welcome to the Monarch Family!

Phillip Cannon, Residence Hall Director - pcannon@odu.edu
Heather Marsh, Assistant Hall Director - hmmarsh@odu.edu

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
This page has been created to host all student staff employment-related information with Housing & Residence Life at Old Dominion University. Housing & Residence Life employees 200+ students in the following positions:

-Desk Receptionist
-Night Desk Receptionist
-Office Assistant
-Peer Mentors
-Resident Assistant
-Graduate Assistants/Assistant Hall Directors

Prospective staff will find employment opportunities within this page, and current staff will find job-related documents/files/forms here.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Ireland House

Ireland House is home to 200+ residents. Ireland House is an exciting place to LIVE, LOVE, and LEARN!!! We have an amazing student staff (Resident Assistants and Desk Receptionists) that are continuously working hard to ensure the safety of all our residents, develop a sense of community, and aid our residents towards achieving Student Success!

Hayleigh Lutz, Resident Hall Director
Alana Edmonds, Assistant Hall Director

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Welcome to Nusbaum Apartments!

Our community page will be your go-to source for event information, calendars and deadlines, and any updates from our Housing and Residence Life department.

If you need anything, your Residence Hall Director (RHD) Mitchell Burket or Assistant Hall Director (AHD) Steffon Jones will be happy to assist.

Feel free to stop by Gresham Main to meet us!

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Hello & Welcome to the Old Dominion University Inn Community!

This is your primary and ultimate source for information related to the ODU Inn and Housing and Residence Life. You can connect with fellow residents and view the latest events occurring around the building. Please be sure to check here frequently for ways to become engaged and to fully enjoy the MONARCH EXPERIENCE!

Sincerely,

Alaina Bierdz, Assistant Residence Hall Director
Adaya Sturkey, Residence Hall Director

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Owens House, pays homage to the legacy of local civil rights icon and long-time supporter of Old Dominion University, Dr. Hugo A. Owens Sr. Owens House, located on 49th street near Powhatan Avenue, is the newest residence hall in the Runte Quad neighborhood, near the Webb Center, the P.O.D. market in Dominion House, and the Student Recreation Center.

At five stories and housing 470 students, it is ODU's second largest residential facility intentionally designed to foster partnership between residential living and academic success. Students living in Owens House are encouraged to engage, study, create, and grow into citizens that benefit the fabric of the Monarch Community.

Owens House features classrooms, project rooms, and study spaces that support academic initiatives and student engagement in course-specific studies. Owens House is also home to four Living-Learning Communities (Cybersecurity LLC, Engineering LLC, Entrepreneurship & Gaming LLC, and Health Professions LLC). Residents living in Owens House are required to be on a meal plan. Please visit Dining Services' website for an explanation of all meal plans.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Welcome to Powhatan Village Apartments at Old Dominion University!

Hello, Residents of Powhatan Village:

Welcome HOME! My name is Matt and I am the Residence Hall Director for Powhatan Village Apartments. To assist with operations of our community, Powhatan Village Apartments has two Assistant Hall Directors, Jackie and Derrick. Furthermore, the team consists of 18 resident assistants and 6 desk receptionists. The team in Powhatan Village Apartments is comprised of highly-motivated and dedicated professional and para-professional staff committed to assisting you in achieving personal, professional, and academic success. Please stop by to see us in the Powhatan Office!

As you take time to prepare for an exciting year at Old Dominion University (whether you are a first year or returning student) reflect on how you will contribute to making our apartment-style community an inclusive place where you will be comfortable finding your voice, forming new friendships, discovering opportunities for leadership, and engaging in meaningful conversations with those who are different from you. We are a richly diverse community of learners representing countries from all over the world, athletic programs, and research areas.

Upon your arrival to campus, you will notice facility and amenity enhancements around our community – Housing & Residence Life hopes that these enhancements aide in your comfort and success as a residential student. Furthermore, to get involved in our community consider joining the Powhatan Community Council!

We look forward to your arrival to campus! Safe travels, and best of luck this year in your academic endeavors. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or concerns.

With Monarch Pride,

Matt Fitzpatrick
Residence Hall Director
Powhatan Village Apartments

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
We, the members of the Residence Hall Association of Old Dominion University, strive to represent and give a voice to all students that reside in Old Dominion University's residential communities. We understand the need for an organization that can ensure student involvement in Old Dominion University Housing policy making, and do hereby establish such an organization that encourages student development through educational and social programming, provides a forum to share ideas and common concerns, establish an effective and representative advocate body of residence hall related issues, and bind ourselves to abide by the provisions of the following Constitution and Bylaws. We hereby establish, this constitution of the Residence Hall Association.

Membership Benefits
The purpose of the RHA is to be a visible and active organization that will enhance the university experience. RHA shall be a voice for and of the residents, serve as an advocate for positive and effective change within the residential campus community. RHA shall sponsor and lead open forums, supportive team-building programs, and promote participation in the greater community with enthusiasm and pride. RHA shall promote resident student leadership development by serving as a supportive Executive Board for each Residence Hall's Community Council (CC).

Website Mission

Mission
WELCOME to your Rogers Hall Community!

This online community will be your resource for all things related to Rogers East & Main (Events, Alerts, Fun, & Info). Here you can can connect with Resident Assistant (RA), fellow residents, and view past and upcoming events occurring around the building and around campus. We challenge you to actively explore Monarch Groups, Rogers Hall, and the entire ODU campus. Make a new friend in Rogers, join the Rogers Community Council, join a student organization, go to an athletic or academic event, or brush up on your academic skills.

Welcome to the Monarch Family!

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Welcome to Scotland House at Old Dominion University!

We are excited to have you living with us this year. Scotland House is home to approximately 350 residents and is comprised almost entirely of first-year students. Scotland House is paired with England House to form one community. The Scotland & England RAs are extremely talented upperclassmen who are eager and motivated to guide you to success as you begin your journey here at ODU. We are busy planning awesome events and community experiences for you, and we hope you will attend as many as possible! We are enthusiastic to get to know you and provide you with everything you need to be successful here at ODU.

If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact Rupert Neish at 757-683-4268/rneish@odu.edu or Bethany Williams at 757-683-6947/b5willia@odu.edu.



With Monarch Pride,

Rupert Neish, Residence Hall Director
Bethany Williams, Assistant Hall Director

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Welcome to University Village

Our MonarchLink page will be your go-to source for event information, calendars and deadlines, and any updates from our Housing and Residence Life department.

For your assistance, here are the names of each building:
Building 1: Chesapeake House
Building 2: Hampton House
Building 3: Newport News House
Building 4: Norfolk House
Building 5: Poquoson House
Building 6: Portsmouth House
Building 7: Smithfield House
Building 8: Suffolk House
Building 9: Virginia Beach House
Building 10: Williamsburg House
If you need anything, your Residence Hall Director and Assistant Hall Directors will be happy to assist.

Feel free to stop by the University Village Office in Building 2 (Hampton House) to meet us!

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
Virginia House is home to 200+ residents that are apart of the Perry Honors College LLC or the Spectrum LLC.

Virginia House is an exciting place to LIVE, LOVE, and LEARN!!! We have an amazing student staff (Resident Assistants and Desk Receptionists) that are continuously working hard to ensure the safety of all our residents, develop a sense of community and aid our residents towards achieving Student Success!!!

Angela Pezzella, Resident Hall Director
Aniyah Harris, Assistant Hall Director

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
This page will be your resource for all things Whitehurst (events, alerts, & info). You can use this page to interact with others who live in our hall, to learn new things, and to see what's going on in our community. We challenge you to be active not only on MOnarchGroups, but also to be active in our Whitehurst community and across campus. Make a new friend on your floor, join a campus organization, join community council, go to an athletic or academic event, or do some community service! There are so many options! And, no matter what you do, always REP ODU! We are so glad you're here - welcome to the Whitehurst family!

With Monarch Pride,

Steph Reiley Taylor Babbs Geoffrey Whitley

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Mission
This page has been created to host all student staff employment-related information with Housing & Residence Life at Old Dominion University. Housing & Residence Life employees 200+ students in the following positions:

-Desk Receptionist
-Night Desk Receptionist
-Office Assistant
-Peer Mentors
-Resident Assistant
-Graduate Assistants/Assistant Hall Directors

Prospective staff will find employment opportunities within this page, and current staff will find job-related documents/files/forms here.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To promote and advance the understanding of the HF/E principles involved in the design, manufacturing, and use of systems, machines, and devices.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
Community Service based organization that welcomes all majors but targets Human Services majors and minors. Gives students a chance to network with faculty, staff, and peers, provides internship opportunities, and stresses community and campus involvement through various on and off campus projects.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To promote the understanding of India and to help Indian students adjust to a new environment. The purpose of the organization is to provide an opportunity for all students of Indian and foreign origin to interact and share the cultural heritage of India. Our primary goal is to provide a homely atmosphere for the students and families from India. We are concerned with promoting awareness about Indian tradition, cuisine, music, art, and dance forms by conducting events all year round.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The ODU Industrial/Organizational Psychology Student Association (IOPSA) exists to provide current I/O graduate students with opportunities to develop professionally through applied experiences, conference attendance, alumni networking, and research and career discussions with alumni and other various I/O professionals. In addition to professional development, IOPSA members participate in community service, philanthropic efforts, and regularly organize social events. IOPSA members support the graduate program by helping to recruit talented applicants and by mentoring undergraduate researchers.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
To foster among students a better understanding of the vital business role that information systems and project management professionals play within organizations.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
ÔùÅ Promote professional development interactions between and among IDT students.
ÔùÅ Foster communication between IDT students and faculty.
ÔùÅ Encourage IDT students to participate in faculty research and community outreach.
ÔùÅ Support IDT students in awareness, submissions, and attendance of professional development opportunities including academic conferences and academic press publications.
ÔùÅ Increase awareness of IDT practice and research both locally and globally.
ÔùÅ Network with IDT alumni for resources, input, and potential career placements.
ÔùÅ Provide opportunities for IDT students to collaborate with local and global stakeholders on authentic design problems.
ÔùÅ Develop students' knowledge beyond the ODU coursework experience by incorporating events into the ID&T GSO programming.
ÔùÅ Coordinate efforts in seeking to obtain financial support for the above-mentioned activities.

Membership Benefits
ÔùÅ Bridging theory and research with practice.
ÔùÅ Developing academic social environments for all IDT students.
ÔùÅ Networking at all levels of the profession.
ÔùÅ Collaborating with one another and other professionals in research and practice.
ÔùÅ Promoting members' research and practice inside and beyond the organization.

Website

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The International Student Christian Fellowship (ODU) is a registered student organization catering to the needs of the student community at Old Dominion University, with a special emphasis on international students.

Here at ISCF we are committed to showing that Christian principles can be applied to everyday living. Being a Christian doesn't imply a trouble free life but certainly equips you better to deal with them. It makes you realize that you are never alone in your times of need.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
We are a student-led community centered on Jesus that is real, transformative, and multi-ethnic.

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
In response to God's love, grace and truth:
The purpose of Intervarsity Christian Fellowship/USA®
is to establish and advance at colleges and universities
witnessing communities of students and faculty
who follow Jesus as Savior and Lord:
growing in love for God,
God's Word,
God's people of every ethnicity and culture,
and God's purposes in the world.

Membership Benefits
Students & Faculty will grow in their Spiritual lives
Students & faculty will growing in understanding and appreciation of other cultures
Participating local, national, and global conferences
Gifts and goodies from InterVarsity store
Growing in leadership skills

Website Mission

Mission
Ireland House

Ireland House is home to 200+ residents. Ireland House is an exciting place to LIVE, LOVE, and LEARN!!! We have an amazing student staff (Resident Assistants and Desk Receptionists) that are continuously working hard to ensure the safety of all our residents, develop a sense of community, and aid our residents towards achieving Student Success!

Hayleigh Lutz, Resident Hall Director
Alana Edmonds, Assistant Hall Director

Membership Benefits

Website Mission

Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The purpose of JASA (Nichi Bei Kai) is to unite students and faculty as a Japanese and American intercultural education group. Our goal is to provide information, programs, and activities for its members. These programs will include discussion of topics related (but not limited to) Japan-US relations, culture, and language, as well as other activities aimed at promoting good relations between ODU students.

Membership Benefits

Website

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website

Mission

Membership Benefits

Website Mission Membership Benefits