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Biological oceanography graduate students examine a pot of crabs caught near Buckroe Beach. In the foreground from left to right: Greg White (graduate student from New Mexico) and Marcel Montane (doctoral student from Staten Island, New York). In the background from left to right: Stern Elliot (owner of the Miss Betty B.) and Amy McDonald (graduate student from Hampton, Virginia).

Biological oceanography graduate students examine a pot of crabs caught near Buckroe Beach. In the foreground from left to right: Greg White (graduate student from New Mexico) and Marcel Montane (doctoral student from Staten Island, New York). In the background from left to right: Stern Elliot (owner of the Miss Betty B.) and Amy McDonald (graduate student from Hampton, Virginia).

Four doctoral candidates prepare to receive their degrees at the 1979 Old Dominion University Commencement exercises.

John A. Weese, Dean of Engineering awards the first doctoral degree from Old Dominion University to D.K. Patel at the 1975 Commencement exercises.

Dr. Daniel E. Sonenshine (left) with William Dees who became the university's first Ph.D. graduate student in ecological science.

Laura Marcucci, a doctoral student majoring in physics, received the Luise Meyer-Schutzmeister Award this spring from the Association for Women in Science Educational Foundation, marking the second straight year that the honor has gone to an Old Dominion student. The Meyer-Schutzmeister Award, a national honor given to an outstanding female student pursuing a doctorate in physics, is named for a former physicist at Argonne National Laboratory who helped perform measurements of gamma rays produced in nuclear reactions and conducted studies of the behavior of nuclei. Marcucci, a native of Italy, will receive her doctorate in physics, based on her work in theoretical nuclear physics at the Jefferson Lab. After graduation, she will return to Pisa.

Doctoral degree recipients or university faculty members at the 2000 Fall Commencement exercises.

John R. Broderick, Vice-President for Institutional Advancement and Admissions (left) with Doctoral degree recipients at the 2000 Fall Commencement exercises.

J. D. Selby-Lucas, a doctoral student in engineering management and Old Dominion University's first industry fellow who is developing models to improve training consistency for Tricon Global Restaurants Inc., which operates Taco Bell, Pizza Hut and Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurants worldwide. Selby-Lucas is participating in the Industry Fellows initiative, a new partnership program developed by the College of Engineering and Technology. Under this program, industries provide fellowships to graduate students who in return conduct research on topics of interest to a particular company.

An unidentified Old Dominion University engineering resident.

Agustin Gonzalez, doctoral student in computer science at Old Dominion University.