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3. Collaboratively impact learning through integrated, developmentally appropriate educational experiences. • Implement and promote an integrated wellness model in conjunction with the Student Recreation Center, Counseling Services, Student Health Services, and other related offices to empower students to maintain a balanced lifestyle and to create a healthy and safe campus for all members of the ODU community. • Promote educationally-purposeful opportunities that encourage ODU students to develop and enhance critical-thinking abilities. • Engage students in programs and opportunities that foster intercultural learning and increase awareness of global cultures, issues, and events. • Provide leadership education and civic engagement opportunities for students. • Establish a comprehensive career counseling model to maximize career outcomes for degree completers and prepare students for careers in the modern, global society through major and career exploration, professional development, and hands-on experiences. • Support Academic Affairs in the expansion and programming of Living-Learning Communities by 30% and develop more meaningful relationships with the academic curriculum. • Develop and implement a focused program model for decreasing high-risk behaviors and incidents, and educating faculty, staff and students to meet the requirements of state and federal statutes, including the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). • Expand student service-learning in the community through a variety of local, regional, national and international service-learning opportunities, focusing on community-based research as a source of knowledge production. • Enhance the entrepreneurial co-curriculum for students through the development of entrepreneurial co-curricular activities and support for student-led organizations such as Enactus and the Student Entrepreneurship Club.