Congressman Ben Cline tours School of Nursing

Congressman Ben Cline visited the JMU School of Nursing Wednesday to receive feedback from students in the online doctoral program.

Dukes return to Capitol Hill

JMU hosted approximately 100 alumni and federal staff members at the 18th edition of “JMU on the Hill,” a reception held last month in Washington, D.C.

JMU math professor awarded for excellence in undergraduate mentorship

Caroline Lubert was recently selected for this year’s Mathematical, Computing, and Statistical Sciences Division Advanced Career Faculty Mentor Award.

Designing mobility: Students create adjustable prostheses for amputees

Engineering students design a comfortable, well-fitting, below-the-knee prosthesis capable of adjusting in length and volume, ideally growing with a child.

JMU president, staff to host 2024 JMU on the Hill reception in D.C.

JMU President Jonathan R. Alger and university staff will share the latest JMU accomplishments at the 2024 JMU on the Hill reception from 6-8 p.m., June 11

Student Research Symposium strengthens skills for Psychology majors

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

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.

Students develop an app to detect early skin cancer

Selina Matolak (’24) and Amber Oliver (’23) develop an app to detect cancerous skin cells, bridging the gap between technology and public health.

JMU awards record number of doctoral degrees

The numbers reflect the university’s new designation as an R2 Doctoral University with high research activity.

The ISAT Podcast

The new series will address topics on the impacts of science and technology.

Charting a new course

A collaborative approach enhances the 14th Annual Interdisciplinary African, African American & Diaspora Studies (AAAD) Conference.

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.

Intelligence Analysis students participate in the Intelligence Studies Consortium

JMU was the only university to send IA undergraduates to the ISC conference.

ISAT celebrates 30 years of innovation and impact

From its humble beginnings in the early ’90s, the program has become a powerhouse of interdisciplinary education.

Human Performance Lab generates high-quality research, student-professor collaborations

Kinesiology’s Human Performance Lab fosters student and faculty collaboration in conducting and publishing exercise and health-related research.

ISAT alum applies biotech skills to defense intelligence career

Kelly Davidhizar's career spans the globe thanks to the diverse skill set she learned in ISAT.

Assessment & Measurement and Psyc Sciences travel to the NERA conference

Students and faculty from the Quantitative concentration of the Psychological Sciences MA program and the Assessment and Measurement doctoral program recently traveled to the Annual Conference of the NERA

Counseling professor Debbie Sturm receives ECHO Award

The Center for Global Engagement recognized four faculty members as recipients of three inaugural study-abroad awards