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Ann Myers to retire after 40 years of service to JMU Read More
JMU's interdisciplinary culture should bode well for a team of students who will compete Read More
What's good for salamanders and frogs may also be good for human feet Read More
Ann Myers to retire after 40 years of service to JMU Read More
JMU's interdisciplinary culture should bode well for a team of students who will compete Read More
What's good for salamanders and frogs may also be good for human feet Read More
Ann Myers to retire after 40 years of service to JMU Read More
JMU's interdisciplinary culture should bode well for a team of students who will compete Read More
What's good for salamanders and frogs may also be good for human feet Read More
Ann Myers to retire after 40 years of service to JMU Read More
JMU's interdisciplinary culture should bode well for a team of students who will compete Read More
Wed, 19 Sep 12 6:00 PM
6-8:30 p.m.
At the sustainably designed home of Paul Holland ('82), 170
Mapache Drive, Portola Valley, California.
As James Madison University embarks on a new era, the JMU Alumni Association and the Duke Club invite you to offer President Jonathan Alger your thoughts on why Madison matters to you. Registration required. Reply by Sept. 12 to Jessica Cutrufello, (540) 568-7787 or universityevents@jmu.edu
Light dinner and drinks. Business attire. On street parking available. More information about the "Why Madison?" Listening Tour: http://www.jmu.edu/whymadison
