A pair of JMU students each earned $20,000 scholarships while two others Read More
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The university has adopted a modified work schedule for the summer months Read More
A pair of JMU students each earned $20,000 scholarships while two others Read More
JMU's Senior Convocation took place Thursday night of graduation week. The students' purple cap-and-gown attire was their ticket into the event presided over by President Jonathan R. Alger. Read More
James Madison University sent 20 student researchers to a pair of undergraduate research conferences Read More
A pair of JMU students each earned $20,000 scholarships while two others Read More
Latest Faculty Accomplishments Read More
JMU's Senior Convocation took place Thursday night of graduation week. The students' purple cap-and-gown attire was their ticket into the event presided over by President Jonathan R. Alger. Read More
A pair of JMU students each earned $20,000 scholarships while two others Read More
Latest Faculty Accomplishments Read More
The university has adopted a modified work schedule for the summer months Read More
A summer tradition for families in the Shenandoah Valley prepares for a new season Read More
A pair of JMU students each earned $20,000 scholarships while two others Read More
The university has adopted a modified work schedule for the summer months Read More
Thu, 16 Aug 12 5:30 PM
5:30-7:30 p.m.
Grand Lobby, Forbes Center for the Performing Arts, JMU
As James Madison University embarks on a new era, the JMU Alumni Association, Greater Madison and the Shenandoah Valley Duke Club invite you to offer President Jonathan Alger your thoughts on why Madison matters to you. Registration required. Reply by Aug. 9 to Jessica Cutrufello, (540) 568-7787 or universityevents@jmu.edu. Appetizers and cocktails. Business attire. Parking in Warsaw Avenue Parking Deck. More information about the Why Madison Listening Tour: http://www.jmu.edu/whymadison
