Education & Engagement
Impact in the Classroom and Community
Empowering the next generation of coastal resilience champions
The Institute for Coastal Adaptation and Resilience is developing educational minors and certificates related to climate change adaptation and resilience to equip students with the knowledge necessary to build resilient communities. In addition, ICAR plans to develop continuing education opportunities to support the existing workforce and prepare them for a future with a changing climate.
Education Initiatives
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Education Initiatives
A minor in climate adaptation and resilience and a handful of certificates highlight the educational offerings at Old Dominion University created in concert with ICAR:
Engineering Solutions for Climate Adaptation and Resilience
Certificates
Engagement Initiatives
Since making climate change, sea level rise, and coastal resilience a presidential priority more than a decade ago, Old Dominion University has prioritized engaging with an array of community, government, military, and academic partners. Some highlights of ICAR’s engagement initiatives:
Dr. Nicole Hutton
Assistant Director of Engagement
Assistant Director of Engagement
Dr. Nicole Hutton
Assistant Director of Engagement
Dr. Nicole Hutton
757-683-3841
nhuttons@odu.edu