September 18, 2025 - 21:44

By Jordan-Ashley Walker
Old Dominion University is set to host its first-ever Social Media Hackathon on October 17-18, inviting students to showcase their creativity, digital skills, and business acumen. This 24-hour event is open to all ODU students, regardless of their major or level of experience, making it an inclusive opportunity for everyone interested in the dynamic field of digital marketing.
Participants will engage in hands-on activities that mimic real-world challenges in content creation and social media strategy. The hackathon aims to foster collaboration among students, encouraging them to brainstorm innovative ideas and develop effective marketing campaigns within a limited timeframe.
This initiative not only highlights the importance of social media in today’s business landscape but also serves as a platform for students to network and learn from industry professionals. With prizes and recognition at stake, the event promises to be an exciting and enriching experience for all involved.
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