Articles written by Ciara Brennan
April 12, 2021
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‘Learning everyday’: Davic pinpoints gap in Marines’ stress inoculation
Truman Scholarship finalist Steven Davic reveals ‘the best weapon on the battlefield.’
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Scholars of Latinx politics and Islam sign on for historic cohort hire
Rachel Torres and Cyril Uy are the first scholars to join the cohort working broadly across racial and social justice, minority cultures and critical race studies.
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Looking to the future
Czech Republic, Taiwan, Maldova. Dukes set their sights on international exchange as they advance in most competitive cycle to date.
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Silicon Valley executive gives back through English scholarship
The English scholarship created by Silicon Valley executive John Taschek aims to reach “young, potentially rudderless students,” like Taschek remembers himself as a young Duke.
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Applications open for first “cohort hire” in university history
Six new faculty members will join the college as a cohort and work broadly across areas of racial and social justice, minority cultures and critical race studies.
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Honoring the Histories
Through internships with the Shenandoah Valley Black Heritage Project, JMU students have forged deep connections with Harrisonburg’s Black community and history.
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Defending the air
U.S. Army air defense artillery officer Amanda Del Re (’06, ’06M) is an expert on high-impact leadership.
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Alumni board unifies college
The Liberal Arts Alumni Board has evolved into the first college-wide alumni board in Arts and Letters history.
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College welcomes new professors to JMU
Meet the eight new professors who joined the College of Arts and Letters this fall.
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