Folder 07: Summer Programs: Lamberts Point

Children from the Lamberts Point neighborhood learn how to swim in the old gymnasium pool located in Rollins Hall, as part of the summer programs offered by Old Dominion University.

An Old Dominion University shuttle stops at the Education Building to drop off children and teenagers from the Lambert's Point neighborhood for the summer programs offered at the university.

Children from the Lambert's Point neighborhood learn how to use computers during one of the summer programs offered at Old Dominion University.

Summer programs target youths from the Lamberts Point neighborhood. Hundreds of youngsters flocked to campus this summer for a variety of educational, recreational, and employment programs, coordinated by the Office of Community Relations. This marked the third year for the programs. Pictured from left to right: Canton Peters, Blair Middle School and Daurkar Taylor, Taylor Elementary School.

Cecelia Tucker, Assistant to the President for Community Relations, with teenagers from the Lambert's Point neighborhood at one of the summer programs offered by Old Dominion University.

Students move to the music during a recent rehearsal at the University Theater. This is the 11th year for the highly successful program, which is directed by Hugh Copeland. More than 100 students applied for admission to the program this year.

A child from the Lamberts Point neighborhood learns how to swim in the old gymnasium pool located in Rollins Hall, as part of the summer programs offered by Old Dominion University.

Children from the Lamberts Point neighborhood learn how to swim in the old gymnasium pool located in Rollins Hall, as part of the summer programs offered by Old Dominion University.

A child from the Lamberts Point neighborhood learns how to swim in the old gymnasium pool located in Rollins Hall, as part of the summer programs offered by Old Dominion University.