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
Twenty high school computer science/technology teachers from around the country will learn how to secure their school computer networks 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
Twenty high school computer science/technology teachers from around the country will learn how to secure their school computer networks 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
Twenty high school computer science/technology teachers from around the country will learn how to secure their school computer networks 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
Twenty high school computer science/technology teachers from around the country will learn how to secure their school computer networks 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
Twenty high school computer science/technology teachers from around the country will learn how to secure their school computer networks Read More
James Madison University's sixth president, Jonathan R. Alger, was inaugurated in a March 15, 2013, ceremony at the James Madison University Convocation Center. The event, which was webcast live, may be viewed below:
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