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Palmer Capps Award, the
College Communicators Association Distinguished Service Award, Lead Hampton Roads' Julian F. Hirst Award for excellence in community, civic and professional leadership, and a 2011 Visionary Award from the Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce. He was a finalist for the national PR News' Professional of the Year Award.
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services. Additionally, he has worked to keep the university affordable and accessible, while maintaining academic standards. He was awarded the 2012 American
College Personnel Association's Contribution to Higher Education Award, one of the national organization's highest honors, for his leadership in student success initiatives.
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Throughout his career, Broderick has been actively engaged in numerous community and professional organizations. He currently serves as one of six college presidents on the
Governor's Commission on Higher Education Reform, Innovation and Investment, is a representative to the American Association of
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Broderick oversaw the renewal of football at Old
Dominion in 2009, with the Monarchs posting the most successful record of any start-up team in FCS history. He served on the NCAA board of directors and as chair of the President's Football Championship Series advisory committee. This past spring, the
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Broderick's pursuit of parity in state funding and responsiveness to legislative calls for more efficiency, affordability and access in higher education have led to historic levels of state funding for Old
Dominion and several of its initiatives, in particular modeling and simulation, bioelectrics,
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Dominion's strategic plan called for the University to find new ways in which to engage the communities it serves. To support the economic development component of community engagement, Broderick presided over the launch of the ODU Business Gateway, a business-friendly portal to the University,
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In the 10 years leading up to 2012, Old
Dominion's enrollment grew from less than 20,000 to more than 25,000. Broderick, recognizing the need to plan for the future, commissioned a university-wide study designed to establish institutional priorities. The study led to the creation of a comprehensive
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University's six colleges, more than 10 economic development and research centers, and numerous partnerships with government, military and business organizations and agencies. He oversaw an operating budget in excess of $ 526 million and more than 2,500 faculty and staff
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Prior to becoming president of ODU, Broderick served as vice president of institutional advancement and admissions and chief of staff to the president. His areas of responsibility included admissions, athletics, community and governmental relations, marketing, media relations, military affairs and
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University-wide initiative aimed at student success and learning, which included a $ 10.2 million Student Success Center and Learning Commons and the creation of a vice president position and division for student engagement and enrollment
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In 2011, they created the Broderick-Evon Award for Community Engagement and Service with the help of other family members who choose to remain anonymous. The award recognizes students who have demonstrated a commitment to service and civic engagement to the university and surrounding community
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Early on in his career, Broderick was a newspaper reporter in Connecticut and Massachusetts and headed tourism and business organizations in both The Berkshires and the Island of Martha's Vineyard. Before coming to Old Dominion University, Broderick was a faculty member in the University of
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The University's Board of Visitors voted in 2012 to extend his contract to 2017. In May 2020, Broderick announced his retirement as the University's president to take effect after the hiring of a suitable replacement. In February 2021, Broderick's successor,
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In 2016, Old Dominion University named its newest dining hall in honor of Broderick and his wife "at the request of student leaders, for spearheading inclusion initiatives and to recognize their commitment to student success."
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through superior leadership and service. The award, named in honor of President and Mrs. Broderick's mothers, was presented for the first time on May 3, 2012 at the University's annual Student Honors and Awards Dinner.
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University announced a membership agreement with Conference USA and a reclassification of its football program from the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision to the Football Bowl Subdivision.
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increased STEM degrees and online programs, and student financial aid, among others. Over the past two years, Old Dominion received more than $ 30 million in additional funding from the General Assembly.
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and the Innovation Foundation, a foundation created to help streamline processes by which the University, its faculty and its students can participate in commercial endeavors.
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He has lectured on leadership for a variety of institutions and organizations, including the University of Bologna and the Virginia Chamber of Commerce Executive Association.
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strategic plan that would provide the blueprint with which to make decisions for the future of the University.
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