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Professor, administrative assistant are JMU ‘Game Changers’

A long-time SMAD professor and a CVPA administrative assistant were recognized as “Game Changers” on Saturday during the JMU Homecoming football game.

Q and A with JMU’s Lindsey Harvell-Bowman

JMU's Lindsey Harvell-Bowman explains the psychology behind our fears.

International Week: New perspectives and global immersion

Administrative assistant is a ‘Game Changer’ for students

Jennifer Baltazar, administrative assistant for physics and astronomy, was recognized as a “Game Changer” on Saturday.

JMU recognizes 405 employees for years of service

James Madison University honored 405 employees for their years of service during special breakfasts Oct. 7 and Oct. 8.

JMU awarded historic federal grant to advance civics education

James Madison University has received more than $2.1 million to expand its national leadership in civics education.

JMU grads strengthen Virginia’s workforce

Nearly 66% of James Madison University graduates from the class of 2024 are working and filling critical positions in Virginia.

Q and A with SGA’s Charlotte Bronaugh

New student body president Charlotte Bronaugh shares her experiences, goals and vision for her new role.

Computer science professor honored for innovative teaching

Computer science professor Chris Mayfield, a nationally recognized expert on guided inquiry learning, was recognized as a “Game Changer.”

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VRS director using policy background to build for the future
Oct 17, 2025: Patricia “Trish” Schwab Bishop (’92) leads the 14th-largest pension plan in the U.S.
Strengthening the commonwealth
Oct 10, 2025: Virginia’s first lady leads fireside chat on campus
Professor authors textbook to teach about generative AI
Oct 3, 2025: Dr. Xuebin Wei says the book is unique in its focus on cloud computing.
JMU’s DIY major
Sep 26, 2025: The Independent Scholars program helps Dukes design their own majors.
Future-focused
Sep 22, 2025: President Jim outlines his vision for JMU and what it means to be an "entrepreneurial" leader.
UPB programming a group effort
Sep 19, 2025: An inside look at the student-led organization, from planning and idea development to upcoming events
Three Dukes making their mark on Broadway
Sep 17, 2025: Austin Colby (’11), Brent Comer (’19) and Mackenzie Meadows (’20) are chasing their dreams in New York City.
New library spaces will serve all JMU students
Sep 12, 2025: When Carrier Library reopens in Fall 2026, Dukes will discover new, specialized spaces designed to enhance learning.
Leading voice in civic studies speaks at Constitution Day event
Sep 10, 2025: Dr. Peter Levine discusses how group dynamics can make or break a campaign for real change.