Articles written by Ciara Brennan
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Making government work
Alumnus Dan Richardson ('12) will begin clerking for the United States Supreme Court for the 2020 term.
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Middle East expert Bernie Kaussler wins inaugural Cinquegrana
Kaussler will spend the 2020 year conducting new research on proxy war and civilian victimization in the civil war in Yemen.
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JMU professor and poet nominated for NAACP Image Awards
Professor Lauren K. Alleyne, an associate professor of English at James Madison University, has been nominated for the NAACP Image Awards for her book of poetry, “Honeyfish.”
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Building bridges in Panama
Lily Gates, a senior double majoring in philosophy and public policy and administration, spent her summer interning with the U.S. Department of State in the U.S. Embassy in Panama.
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National feminist rhetoric conference knits university together
Undergraduate and graduate student voices come together to help plan a national feminist rhetoric conference at James Madison University.
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Interpreting the past
Patrick Spero ('00) wrote a final paper at JMU that lead him to later write two books on the American Revolution.
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Award-winning JMU professor researches girlhoods
Professor of communication studies Sharon Mazzarella researches the way adults "talk" about young people, particularly girls.
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More than a resume
During his senior year at JMU, Matt DeMartis ('06) launched his career in TV through an unlikely internship with the NBC Olympics.
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JMU hosts religion and migration conversations
JMU religion professors Christina Kilby and Eric Trinka discuss this Thursday's event Religion & Migration: Illuminating Intersections.
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History department unlocks Wilson Hall
Yesterday, Aug. 12, 2019, faculty and staff in the Department of History unlocked a new chapter for the department, college and university.
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