- Sep 17: FAM Pie an Exec
- Sep 17: FAM Pie an Exec
- Sep 17: Enhancing Course Accessibility Using Anthology Ally
Discover how Anthology Ally, a new accessibility checker integrated into Canvas at JMU, can help you create more inclusive and accessible courses. Ally helps instructors identify course materials that need improvement and provides students with alternative file formats (e.g., audio, ePub, HTML) based on their needs. In this information session, you'll:Explore Ally's core features and how they support inclusive teaching practicesLearn how to enhance the accessibility of your course materials with AllySee how Ally supports JMU’s digital accessibility goals and serves as one of the ways we can help you prepare to meet the April 24, 2026 deadline for campus compliance with updated regulations in Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act. This is a hybrid workshop, offered in both Rose Library room 3311 and on Zoom. If you choose "online registration," you will receive the meeting link and password in the registration confirmation and reminder emails. The emails will come from "LibCal."If you attend in person, please bring a laptop. - Sep 17: LSA Get To Know 2
- Sep 18: Furious Flower Poetry Center Reading Series Featuring Aracelis Girmay
On September 18th, 2025, Furious Flower Poetry Prize winner Martins Deep and honorable mention Ian-Khara Ellasante read alongside judge Aracelis Girmay in Taylor, Room 404.Co-sponsored by The Center for Multicultural Student Services & Furious Flower Poetry Center - Sep 19: Grupo Candela
- Sep 19: Grupo Candela
- Sep 19: Presidential Tour
- Sep 22: Change Happens: Culture, Community, and a Pint of Perseverance | International Week
Step into a story that’s part Downton Abbey, part Harry Potter, and all leadership. Dr. Holly Carter unexpectedly found herself in charge of Harlaxton Manor, a 19th-century English estate filled with grandeur, history, and a maze of rooms that would rival Hogwarts. As the pandemic shuttered the manor and furloughed staff, she took on the challenge of reimagining its future. Along the way, she embraced British village life, navigated centuries of tradition, and even became the local pub’s landlady.International Week - The World in Our Hands highlights the many ways we engage with and learn from different cultures - through performances, storytelling, art, and community. International Week invites you to explore new perspectives and immerse yourself in global experiences, whether through food, art, conversation, or celebration - Sep 22: LSA X GRUPO CANDELA BAILAMOS
- Sep 23: Local is Global Market | International Week
The LOCAL IS GLOBAL market is a free event at the JMU Warner Commons that will feature vendors, international food, music, displays, and local entrepreneurs. Vendors bringing merchandise from our local community will be there so don’t forget to bring cash to purchase gifts for your friends and family! - Sep 23: Enhancing Course Accessibility Using Anthology Ally
Discover how Anthology Ally, a new accessibility checker integrated into Canvas at JMU, can help you create more inclusive and accessible courses. Ally helps instructors identify course materials that need improvement and provides students with alternative file formats (e.g., audio, ePub, HTML) based on their needs. In this information session, you'll:Explore Ally's core features and how they support inclusive teaching practicesLearn how to enhance the accessibility of your course materials with AllySee how Ally supports JMU’s digital accessibility goals and serves as one of the ways we can help you prepare to meet the April 24, 2026 deadline for campus compliance with updated regulations in Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act. This is a hybrid workshop, offered in both Rose Library room 3311 and on Zoom. If you choose "online registration," you will receive the meeting link and password in the registration confirmation and reminder emails. The emails will come from "LibCal."If you attend in person, please bring a laptop. - Sep 24: Study Abroad Fair | International Week
Explore your options and find your program at the Study Abroad Fair on Wednesday, September 24, 2025. With over 80 programs in 50 different countries, there's a perfect fit for every student. Semester, short-term, exchange, and graduate program directors and student representatives will be available to answer your questions. Campus partners will also be on-site to answer your questions about non-JMU programs, financial aid, scholarships, housing, career readiness, and mental health resources specific to the study abroad experience. Note: To receive your wellness passport stamp, students must complete the attached worksheet and submit it to a study abroad staff member at the end of their visit. International Week - The World in Our Hands highlights the many ways we engage with and learn from different cultures - through performances, storytelling, art, and community. International Week invites you to explore new perspectives and immerse yourself in global experiences, whether through food, art, conversation, or celebration - Sep 24: Transfer Study Abroad Info Session | International Week
- Sep 24: Study Abroad Fair | International Week
- Sep 24: GovConnect: Exploring Careers in Local Government
Wanting to work in Government but worried about Federal level opportunities? Make an impact in your community and look into Local Government! During this virtual panel event, you will hear directly from professionals working in city and county roles as they share their career paths, insights, and advice for getting started. Zoom Link: https://jmu-edu.zoom.us/j/5228750745 - Sep 24: DEEP Impact Dialogue: Latinx Heritage Month
- Sep 26: Resume 101
Not sure where to start with your resume? Join us for this hands-on workshop where Career Center staff will walk you through the essentials of crafting a resume that gets noticed. Learn how to showcase your skills, tailor your experiences, and avoid common mistakes so you can apply with confidence. - Sep 26: International Variety Show | International Week
- Sep 26: International Variety Show | International Week
Meet JMU international students and join us for this colorful event they present their talents, traditional dances, music, art, fashion, and more from around the world! - Sep 29: Launching Your Career in Advertising: Industry Advice From Experts
Join us for an insider look at one of the most creative and dynamic industries in the world - advertising! Our panel will invite three great professionals who will share their career paths, day-to-day tasks and offer advice on entering the field. Zoom Link: https://jmu-edu.zoom.us/j/8868374831 - Oct 1: Title II and You: Digital Accessibility Changes Coming to JMU
JMU will soon change how we create and share content, including websites, videos, course materials, and more. This is due to recent updates to202fTitle II of the Americans with Disabilities Act202fand Virginia’s Information Technology Access Act. If your JMU work includes creating or managing any digital or online content, this session is for you. Most digital or online content will need to meet basic digital accessibility standards by April 24, 2026. Join experts from across campus to learn what these updates to federal and state requirements mean for our work and how you and your department can prepare. You’ll get practical tips and insights into how we can help you meet JMU’s digital accessibility goals.Let’s make JMU’s digital spaces more inclusive together.Session objectives:Understand the basics of what these updates to federal and state requirements mean for digital content at JMU Discover the JMU support and resources available to help you prepare for these changes202f Explore the impact of digital accessibility on our campus community202f202f202f Panelists: John Stevens (JMU IT), Christina Wulf (JMU ODS), Leigh Ayers (JMU Digital Marketing), Ivan Guadarrama (JMU Libraries), Rob Morgan (JMU IT), and Jojo Griffith (JMU Talent Development) - Oct 2: FAM Just Dance & Games
- Oct 8: Ask Me Anything: Careers in HR Recruiting with ALKU
Curious about a career in HR recruiting? Join us for a casual, drop-in style conversation with ALKU! Whether you’re exploring career paths, preparing for interviews, or wondering what HR recruiters actually do day-to-day, this is your chance to ask anything!Stop by anytime to:learn about different career paths in HR recruiting, get insider tips on nailing the application and interview process, hear first-hand experiences from the industry professional, learn about career opportunities (internships and jobs) at ALKU - Oct 8: DEEP Impact Dialogue
- Oct 9: Shadowing and Networking Tips for the Pre-Professional Health Student
Make the most of your fall breaks by gaining important healthcare experience! Learn how to find shadowing opportunities, and get advice on how to network. Discover strategies to maximize your free time and gain experiences that will set you apart on your path to a healthcare career. - Oct 10: Don't Get Ghosted: Interviewing Tips and Trick
You’ve applied, interviewed, and… nothing. If you’ve ever felt like your job prospects disappeared into thin air, this workshop is for you. Learn how to prepare for interviews, answer questions with confidence, and follow up effectively so you stay top-of-mind with employers. - Oct 13: The Art of Healing | Careers in Art Therapy
Join us for a panel discussion with four professional art therapists as they share their career journeys, areas of expertise, and real-world experiences in the field of Art Therapy. Learn how they entered the profession, what their day-to-day work looks like, and gain insights into the intersection of creativity and mental health. This is a great opportunity for students interested in psychology, the arts, or helping professions to explore a meaningful and growing career path. Zoom Link: https://jmu-edu.zoom.us/j/6730856621?pwd=SzEvTWdDQTJCZGRzU29hazNDcFV6QT09 - Oct 14: Enhancing Course Accessibility Using Anthology Ally
Discover how Anthology Ally, a new accessibility checker integrated into Canvas at JMU, can help you create more inclusive and accessible courses. Ally helps instructors identify course materials that need improvement and provides students with alternative file formats (e.g., audio, ePub, HTML) based on their needs. In this information session, you'll:Explore Ally's core features and how they support inclusive teaching practicesLearn how to enhance the accessibility of your course materials with AllySee how Ally supports JMU’s digital accessibility goals and serves as one of the ways we can help you prepare to meet the April 24, 2026 deadline for campus compliance with updated regulations in Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act. This is a hybrid workshop, offered in both Rose Library room 3311 and on Zoom. If you choose "online registration," you will receive the meeting link and password in the registration confirmation and reminder emails. The emails will come from "LibCal."If you attend in person, please bring a laptop. - Oct 15: Enhancing Course Accessibility Using Anthology Ally
Discover how Anthology Ally, a new accessibility checker integrated into Canvas at JMU, can help you create more inclusive and accessible courses. Ally helps instructors identify course materials that need improvement and provides students with alternative file formats (e.g., audio, ePub, HTML) based on their needs. In this information session, you'll:Explore Ally's core features and how they support inclusive teaching practicesLearn how to enhance the accessibility of your course materials with AllySee how Ally supports JMU’s digital accessibility goals and serves as one of the ways we can help you prepare to meet the April 24, 2026 deadline for campus compliance with updated regulations in Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act. This is a hybrid workshop, offered in both Rose Library room 3311 and on Zoom. If you choose "online registration," you will receive the meeting link and password in the registration confirmation and reminder emails. The emails will come from "LibCal."If you attend in person, please bring a laptop. - Oct 16: Captioning Videos for Inclusive Classes
This hands-on workshop will help you create video captions that meet digital accessibility standards and comply with Title II requirements. Whether you're working with new or existing recordings, you'll gain practical skills that benefit all experience levels—no prior knowledge required. Laptops will be available if needed. This workshop will meet in Rose Library room 5308.If the scheduled times do not work for you, feel free to request a personalized consultation by choosing “Educational Technology” on our Request a Consultation form. - Oct 17: Homecoming Stompmania Step Show
- Oct 30: Furious Flower Poetry Center Reading Series
Krista Franklin is an American poet and visual artist whose primary artistic focus is collage. Her work, which addresses issues of race, gender, and class, combines personal, pop-cultural, and historical imagery. They will deliver a featured talk on art books at the Boundless Bound Symposium and Art Book Fair. This event is part of a two-day event blending scholarship, creativity, and hands-on practice through a symposium, workshops, and a vibrant art book fair. Find out more about Boundless Bound Symposium and Art Book Fair.Co-sponsored by The Center for Multicultural Student Services, Furious Flower Poetry Center, and Boundless Bound Publishing. - Nov 4: Ask a Forensic Psychologist Anything!
Curious about what it’s like to work in forensic psychology? Join us for an interactive Ask Me Anything (AMA) session with a professional in the field! From working with law enforcement to evaluating mental health in legal cases, come with your questions! Bring your curiosity and get insider insight into this fascinating career path. Zoom Link: https://jmu.joinhandshake.com/events/1779928/share_preview - Nov 12: Bouncing Back, Resiliency After Rejection
Conducting a job or internship search currently? Experiencing some stress, anxiety, or frustration with the process? Or did you receive some not-so-great news that set you back? Realize that your plans have changed and you need to shift your focus?JMU alums will share their stories and how they managed to move forward and find fulfilling roles. Open to all JMU students-all majors and class years, from first year through graduate students. We hope to see you there! - Nov 12: Pathway to Care: Case Manager Roles in Human Services
Join us for Pathway to Care: Case Manager Roles in Human Services, a virtual panel designed to showcase the diverse entry-level opportunities available in case management. No matter what major you are in, hear directly from professionals who began their careers in human services and learn how these roles can provide valuable experience, build essential skills, and serve as a meaningful stepping stone toward whatever your future holds- whether it be graduate school or long-term careers in Human Services. Zoom Link: https://jmu-edu.zoom.us/j/5228750745 - Nov 12: DEEP Impact Dialogue: Native American Heritage Month
- Nov 13: From Classroom to Workplace: Careers in Training & Development
Join us for an insightful panel that focuses on careers in training and development! You’ll learn about different paths into the field, the skills employers are looking for, and how you can start building experiences now. Whether you are interested in non-profit education, corporate training or leadership development, this panel will help you explore the many ways you can turn your passion into a rewarding career. Zoom Link: https://jmu-edu.zoom.us/j/81031354487 - Nov 14: Serving Confidence: Career Conversations Made Easy
Heading home for Thanksgiving break can mean tricky questions about your career plans. This workshop will give you practical strategies for navigating those conversations with family or friends. Learn how to talk about your job search, career goals, and next steps with confidence and ease—so you can enjoy your break without stress. - Nov 15: ASU Culture Show
- Nov 18: Furious Flower Poetry Center Reading Series
- Jan 21: MLK 2026 Keynote Speaker
- Jan 21: MLK 2026 Keynote Speaker
- Jan 22: MLK 2026 Programming
- Feb 18: DEEP Impact Dialogue: Black History Month
- Apr 8: DEEP Impact Dialogue: APIDA Heritage Month
- Apr 23: Furious Flower Poetry Center Reading Series
- Apr 24: Honors College Spring 2026 Symposium
- Apr 25: Crab Feast
- Apr 25: LSA Celebracion Latina
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