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I’ve learned a few things about James Madison University people who are involved in the American Peace Corps. They meet needs — and they are as enthusiastic and as connected as any group I’ve ever seen. After posting one story about Peace Corps volunteer Angelina Loverde (’11), I heard from April Muniz (’90) about her experience ...
A chance phone call, a competitive interview and a trip halfway around the world to participate in a global workshop. That’s what Heather Galang did last summer. On Monday we shared the perspective of two JMU nursing professors about their experience with the International Network of Universities program held last month at Hiroshima University. Today’s ...
Over the past year, nurses and student nurses from around the world have gathered, collaborated and worked to develop a Disaster Nursing Workshop that took place last month in Hiroshima, Japan. The setting was a country that has seen — as Patty Hale, JMU professor of nursing, writes below — “a disproportionate number of disasters.” ...