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Come out to Commonwealth Brewery tomorrow.

2nd Sundays cancelled for July 9. We're 0-2, both rain outs.

Attend "Resources for Psychology" workshop to learn how to use PsycInfo for research
PsycInfo is the core database for locating literature for topics in Psychology, and a good resource for behavioral health, counseling, and topics that are related to attitudes, beliefs, perceptions, and a great resource for locating tests and measures.

In this workshop, we’ll explore the basics of searching PsycInfo, including creating strong search statements using keywords, index terms, and Boolean operators. We will also explore limiters available and locating the full-text of articles, and locating tests and measures. This workshop is perfect for those wanting an introduction to resources for psychology research, including psychology students at any level, as well as those doing any type of research related to behavior, attitudes, or in which researchers are looking for psychometric tools like tests and measures.

Facilitated by Joleen McInnis, Liaison Librarian to the College of Health Sciences and for the Life Sciences.

When: October 19th, 12-1 pm

Where: Online via Zoom

Register to attend:

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Monarch Day - Oct 20 - Homecoming
Monarch Day on October 20 from 12PM-4PM on Kaufman Mall is an event to celebrate all the current students and help get your mind off classes with fun games, food, and performances. Join us for a day to celebrate the monarchs! For more information about Homecoming and the event, visit odu.edu/homecoming or follow on Instagram for more details about the week!

Homecoming Join us in a weeklong celebration of Old Dominion University! Follow on Instagram for details and updates!

ARE YOU AN LGBTQ COLLEGE STUDENT 18-26 Y.O.? JOIN OUR STUDY!
My name is Lee Golembiewski, and I am a PhD candidate and researcher at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA. I am conducting a research study which examines minority stress, social support, and mental health symptoms that LGBTQ+ college students may experience. I am looking for approximately 200 undergraduate students to take this survey. Participants must be: 18-26 years old, enrolled as an undergraduate student, and self-identify as a sexual minority (le***an, gay, bisexual, pansexual, etc.).
I would greatly appreciate it if you could distribute the survey link below to anyone who may be interested in taking this survey. I have also attached a flyer with the study QR code and additional information.

Here is the direct link to my survey: https://odu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eONtrfEE5jn9N9I

For any questions please contact: Lee Golembiewski at [email protected] or 757-604-3892, thank you for your time.

Despite an increase in pro-LGBTQ initiatives and inclusive policies on college campuses, sexual minority college students continue to face minority stressors (i.e., discrimination, prejudice, and internalized homophobia) which contribute to significant mental health problems. Social support been hypothesized to help protect against the harmful effects of minority stress experienced by LGBTQ individuals. However, less empirical attention has been given to the specific form of social support related to one’s stigmatized sexual identity. This research is critical to improve the lives and mental health outcomes of sexual minority college students, promote sexuality-specific social support, and inform college prevention and intervention efforts.

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Q***r Storytelling Workshop!!
Join author Dr. Joanna Eleftheriou for a workshop on writing, shaping and revising q***r stories. This workshop will provide a hands-on opportunity to practice creating q***r stories as a way to use the power of narratives to inform, educate, and persuade. Dr. Eleftheriou will also read from her memoir This Way Back followed by a Q&



Event details:

Q***r Storytelling Workshop

Thursday, October 27 from 6:30pm – 8pm

BAL 9024 (Burgess Room)

Refreshments and Pizza provided!

Event is free and open to the ODU community and general public, but space is limited, so registration is required. Registration link: https://forms.gle/U4Fvj5brS8YehBwj8 (A clickable link and QR code would be ideal if possible)

Co-sponsors: ODU Gay Cultural Studies, the Women & Gender Equity Center and the Department of Women’s Studies

Speaker bio: Joanna Eleftheriou is author of the essay collection This Way Back and has published essays, poems, and translations in such journals such as Bellingham Review, Sinister Wisdom: A Multicultural Le***an Literary & Art Journal, and Sweeter Voices Still: An LGBTQ Anthology from Middle America

Q***r Storytelling Workshop registration Joanna Eleftheriou will lead students and community members in writing, shaping, and revising q***r stories. This event is intended to amplify q***r voices in both academic and nonacademic spaces by giving participants tools to create compelling stories in varied contexts including but not limited t...

Notice: Street Closures for Homecoming Parade - Oct 22
On Saturday, October 22 ODU will be hosting the Homecoming Parade. There will be partial or full street closures to eastbound Powhattan Ave, W. 49th Street, part of southbound Hampton Blvd, and W. 43rd Street between 8AM-12:30PM. Some detour options will be available. The 2022 Homecoming Parade will start at 11AM and all community members are welcome to celebrate with Monarch Nation. For more information about Homecoming and the event, visit odu.edu/homecoming or follow on Instagram for more details about the week!