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Library Board highlights VA250 programming and partnership with Old Dominion University
Summary
Chief of Researcher Engagement Sarah Falls told the board the VA250 exhibition will include works by Old Dominion University student artists inspired by legislative petitions and that the committee is exploring annual Constitution Day programming and expanded internships.
Sarah Falls, Chief of Researcher Engagement, briefed the board on VA250 programming and partnerships. She said committee discussion focused on using legislative petitions in exhibitions and working with higher‑education partners; Falls highlighted an upcoming VA250 exhibition in partnership with Old Dominion University in which student artists are creating works inspired by legislative petitions.
Falls told the board the committee also reviewed signature events such as the Battle of Great Bridge, planned annual Constitution Day programming leading up to 2031, and the need to expand structured internships and regional collaborations to support public engagement around VA250. These items were presented as committee recommendations and informational updates rather than board actions at this meeting.
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