School of Nursing hosts international healthcare advocacy summit

Nursing hosted students and faculty from Stellenbosch University in Cape Town, South Africa as part of the Healthcare Policy Advocacy Summit, an International Network of Universities nursing collaborative.

Rehab reimagined: Alumna honored for innovations in stroke recovery

Occupational Therapy graduate receives the Innovation Award from NBCOT for her groundbreaking work in stroke rehabilitation.

European study abroad enriches perspectives on health care systems

From Spain to the Czech Republic, JMU students studied health care systems through clinic visits and cultural experiences

Four undergraduate summer interns learn the fundamentals of assessment

Assessment and Measurement, Quantitative Psychology, and the Center for Assessment and Research Studies welcomed four summer interns.

Social Work accreditation reaffirmed through 2031, continuing its success

The Social Work BSW program recently received notice of re-affirmation of accreditation by the Council on Social Work Education in July.

JMU School of Nursing ranked among Virginia’s best

RNCareers.org, a nursing education resource, ranked the JMU School of Nursing as the second best in Virginia among 61 schools.

Workshop series cultivates competency for CSD students and clinicians

Funded by a Faculty Senate mini-grant, this workshop series is set to bring together students and community members for professional development in CSD fields.

Student Research Symposium strengthens skills for Psychology majors

Undergraduate Psychology students strengthened science and communication skills through this annual research symposium.

CSPA learning improvements recognized with Provost Award

Strategic improvements in the structure and curriculum of the College Student Personnel Administration program were recognized.

CHBS seniors share mental health tips with middle schoolers

Health Sciences majors presented on mental health and stress management to Skyline Middle School students.

JMU faculty partner with African universities through a fellowship

Three JMU faculty members received support from the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program to partner with African higher education institutions.

Social Work alumnae, senior empower families through community health initiatives

Two alumnae from JMU’s Social Work program are key forces in community health efforts for Harrisonburg and surrounding communities.

REACH seeks to address rural needs by building community capacity

Organization helps communities identify their greatest resources, needs

Assessment and Measurement students and faculty travel to AERA and NCME

Students and faculty presented their research, engaged in workshops, networked with alumni and professionals in the field, and attended numerous presentations meetings.

CHBS professor leads Psychology student in unique FYRE project

Health sciences professor Asmita Mhaskar formed a mentorship with freshman Emily Hoder through the FYRE program, where they research an interesting cross-disciplinary iniquity on music and health.

Fieldwork prepares Social Work seniors for professional careers

During their field practicum, Social Work students complete 472 hours of direct practice at local agencies to prepare them to enter the profession.

Students inspired by Smart Cities Conference in Indonesia

The conference united students and educators from 60 countries for workshops, lectures and cultural experiences.

Suitcase Clinic featured in Sentara RMH article

The Suitcase Clinic, which is part of IIHHS, was recently featured in Sentara RMH's publication.

JMU students interviewed about sensory processing disorders

Walmarts across the U.S. will add “sensory friendly” hours. Occupational Therapist from James Madison University were interviewed by TV-3 on the topic.

Connecting the dots from major to minor

Two JMU students are striking the balance between health and business.

Fauci, Acosta to headline Madison Vision Series event in April

The town hall will be free and open to the public.

JMU students lend a hand by providing respite care

Friday was National Caregiver day and students from JMU’s Caregivers Community Network were out lending a hand by providing respite care.

Gus Bus featured in The Breeze

The Gus Bus, an after-school enrichment program for elementary school students in Harrisonburg, has recently undergone a transformation.

Applied behavior analysis concentration ranked top in nation

Psychological sciences program has ties to IIHHS research and practicum experiences

Building relationships through caring and fun

Reflections on the Caregivers Community Network by JMU students - Spring 2018