Across Campus - A Photo Essay

This week's gallery focuses on Building Leaders for Advancing Science and Technology (BLAST), a dynamic three-day residential summer camp attended by 80 Hampton Roads on the campus of Old Dominion University. Students explored STEM opportunities through hands-on sessions taught by faculty members and staff. Photos by Chuck Thomas and David Hollingsworth.

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George McLeod discusses the use of drones in data collection.

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Gavin Frueh, 14 years old measures wavelengths using the vibration of a speaker. David B. Hollingsworth / ODU

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Aaron Bowman puts on 3D glasses for a demonstration of infrared light David B. Hollingsworth / ODU

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The demonstration of infrared light shows how a camera picks up temperatures. In the center of the screen a professor is holding a cup filled with hot liquid and it appears red in the image. David B. Hollingsworth / ODU

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Local teachers, Joyce Kuberek and Ardenia Lewis, participate in the classroom activities.

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Blast camp participants recieve last minute instruction from George McLeod before setting off to mark GPS locations.

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Sheila Bart shows Niyah Scott how to use a GPS reciever.

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Victoria Hill has some students help her measure light.

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Students use iPhones to map a location.

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Videos are an important resource in Blast camp.

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Jugal Patel helps his team create a story map.

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With a small prize on the line, team leaders give a little extra advice.

Students, faculty and staff of a new program called Blast Camp pose for a picture at the end of their 3 days on the campus of ODU.

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