Articles written by Eric Gorton
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Latest 4-VA grant recipients receive $66,000
The grants support faculty efforts that contribute to 4-VA initiatives related to research and instruction.
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Putting life's lessons in song
Music and social work students encourage former inmates to open up and share their stories.
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JMU a top producer of Fulbright Scholars
For the second consecutive year, three scholars from JMU were awarded Fulbright grants.
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Information about mumps on campus
James Madison University is experiencing several confirmed cases of mumps as well as several cases that are suspected.
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Gabriele, Moran join list of JMU winners
Mark Gabriele, a professor of biology, and Thomas Moran, a professor of kinesiology, are among 12 recipients of the Outstanding Faculty Award.
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To catch a snake
Understanding chemical signals that snakes use to communicate is critical to breaking the invasive species' hold in the Everglades.
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Congratulations Graduates
More than 900 graduate and undergraduate students will graduate from JMU today and tomorrow.
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Putting life's lessons in song
Music professors David Stringham and Jesse Rathgeber started the program this fall along with social work professor Cindy Hunter.
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It's not just an eyesore
The research will involve lots of laboratory work, where students will help identify the bacteria.
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Projects get funding boost
The grants support faculty efforts that contribute to 4-VA initiatives related to research and instruction.
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Minding the health insurance gap
About 200 students participated in the fourth annual Health Policy Summit, proposing solutions for closing Virginia's health insurance gap.
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Grant recipients honored
St. John, a professor of geology and environmental science, was among more than 100 faculty and staff honored
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Monk kicks off 2017-18 Madison Vision Series
Linda Monk, a constitutional scholar, lawyer, educator and writer also known as "The Constitution Lady," gave the inaugural Madison Vision Series lecture
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JMU innovation earns high praise
A JMU maker space that encourages and facilitates cross-disciplinary courses has received a Governor's Technology Award.
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A game changer?
With a new $73,000 grant from the U.S. Geological Survey, Parker is taking a new approach.
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