Academics

Students and faculty member are invited to K2M Global Sales Meeting by alumnus Eric Major

Exie Huntington tells students what it takes to get hired at Google

Interested in learning more about the new Executive Leadership MBA Program?

Michael Larrick hosts Outbreak 5K for scholarship

MKTG 470 students create videos to help local businesses enhance their brands

Successful Alumni Bethany Clark tells about her journey to TOMS

At the Women in Leadership Conference, the speakers shared insights on landing your dream job and finding your passion, among other topics.

SOLitude Lake Management named to the 2015 Best Places to Work in Virginia list

Missy Schmidt and Ashby Crumpler worked at xTuple together for two summers

The executive leadership MBA is designed for mid-level managers seeking rapid career advancement

Dean Mary Gowan recently announced the recipients of the 2014-2015 Dean's Impact Awards.

The second annual Women in Leadership Conference "Navigating Your Journey" is a day-long event designed to help students with the transition from college to career.

Many universities, including JMU encourage their students to be engaged with the community.

The JMU College of Businesses is pleased to welcome Exie Huntington, a University Programs Specialist from Google, who will be presenting "Career and Internship Opportunities in the Business Side of Google."

Gratton was the Senior Representative for Le Gourmet and will work for Marriott International after graduation

Art Gowan was recently named Academic Unit Head for the CoB Computer Information Systems and Business Analytics Department.

Students hoping to put smiles on children's faces with 1,200-mile trek in Australia

The JMU College of Business Information Security (InfoSec) MBA program has once again been ranked in the top 15 programs in the nation for best online MBA programs by U.S. News & World Report.

Venture Creation (MGT 472) is a senior-level management class that offers students

Congratulations to the Computer Information Systems Department, which has been ranked number two in the nation by College Factual, a site that uses outcomes-based data to guide students through the college selection process.

Models of human vertebra were strewn across tables and hung from coat racks at Leesburg spinal surgery company K2M when I toured its headquarters this week.

Fifteen students from Marshall Pattie's management consulting class presented their final projects to their clients during the last week of the semester.

Marketing Professor Dr. Theresa Clarke was a featured speaker at the December Business Smarts workshop, sponsored by the Small Business Development Center.

On Saturday, December 6, over 150 Computer Information Systems students, multiple faculty members, and three representatives from KPMG attended the CIS 484 (Information Systems Development and Implementation) Final Presentations.

Deloitte Assists Mousa with Innovation Case Competition in MGT 420

The Direct Marketing Association of Washington Educational Foundation presented Clarke with the award at the Best of Direct Gala

College of Business marketing instructor and Ph.D. candidate Eric Korn realizes the importance of applied knowledge and real-world experiences for students.

Kaitlyn Blair and John Ricketti take sixth place at NSC

Quaglia and Kowalsky open doors for CoB students in NYC

Marketing team members Lauren Crain, Dan Frohelich, and Patrick Shamburger earned first place honors at the Direct Marketing Association of Washington Educational Foundation¿s Collegiate Maxi Competition for Fall 2014.

"Communication and the ability to establish relationships with others are key to obtaining and retaining business," says Kevin Dunbar, CEO of Dunbar Armored.

Thanks to the generosity of College of Business students, the Salvation Army added more than 6,000 items to its inventory.

PSE gives students an opportunity for experiential learning and networking at Conference

For the first time ever, IBUS students participated in an international business case competition.

The Gilliam Center welcomes Oliver Williamson

The CoB hosts students from the Shenandoah Valley

The CoB Honors Program gives students more options for their Honors Project

Alum Derek Sprague speaks fondly of JMU and gets inducted into the SHSRM Hall of Fame

Viola Bederak receives $1,000 scholarship from successful alumni group, TAG

International Business major, Cameron Young is recognized for his hard work

Please donate nonperishable items to the Brent Barry Food Drive supporting the Salvation Army

Brea Zeise worked for DIGICO Shoot | Post | Design in Harrisonburg for her internship

Local food truck owners and business owner hopefuls came out to pitch their ideas

Adapted Sports Day gives disabled youth an opportunity to participate in sport

Certified Information Systems Security Professional Course will begin in January

JMU Alumnus Kevin Dunbar is the C-Suite Speaker Series Inaugural Speaker

Maureen Mecalf graduated from JMU in 1984 and attributes her success to her personal and professional life

Scholarship recipients, donors and Beta Gamma Sigma inductees honored

Kruck finds that personality does play a role in student's success in CIS courses

Forty-one JMU students were inducted into Beta Gamma Sigma during a ceremony held on Oct 15 in Zane Showker Hall.

Michael Watkins is an Accounting major and the Lead Photographer for Madison Union.

The winners created an app that can help students get around on campus

Schug and Wood got an article published about the importance of personal finance.

Business students were out in force Sept. 10 for the annual Meet the Firms Night.

The City of Harrisonburg will partner with Rockingham County, the Small Business Development Center (SBDC), Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance...

Reducing night time glare for drivers may soon be a reality, thanks to the "Sight Shield" student team, which won $1,000 for its new product pitch.

The third time is usually a charm, but for Theresa Clarke's students the seventh time is the ultimate charm in this year's Google Online Marketing Challenge

Jesse Mark finds adventure in the Philippines.

New initiative supports cybersecurity students and professionals through education and certification

CIS 434 allows students to work with successful alumni.

Lori Gravely takes on Materials Management and Clinical Engineering operational responsibilities at RMH.

"We are excited about ICCE because this is what we love, collaborating with each other on all kinds of ideas," says Laura Dobbs, Vice President of the student Society of Entrepreneurs (SOE).

Dr. Tim Louwers receives Innovative Teaching Award.