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

JMU physicist, students had role in second groundbreaking discovery at national lab

JMU physicist, students were among the contributors to experiments that led to a groundbreaking particle physics discovery.

Geospatial Semester students sweep awards at ESRI’s International Conference

Loudoun County, Virginia, students in JMU’s renowned Geospatial Semester win big at the ESRI International User’s Conference.

Computer Science student uses machine learning to detect heart disease

Sanda Thura looks for a way to improve early detection of heart disease in developing countries.

ISAT alumnus creates app to oversee production for Merck

From ISAT to industry: Charlie Salette's (’22) journey of innovation and success at pharmaceutical company

Stimulating the global economy

The language of ‘international business’

2023 AIM Grant Awardee Announced

TGS announces the awardee and honorable mention for the AIM Development Grant.

JMU’s undergraduate research journal celebrates 10 years

For the 18 seniors who served on the 2022-2023 JMURJ Editorial Board, the journal’s decennial is just one of many reasons to celebrate.

Reimagining fashion

Anna Lee (’23) pledges to help create a sustainable marketplace for future fashion and design

Lewis creates independent study opportunity through Professors in Residence program

“This is another opportunity for JMU students to do something beyond the classroom,” Health Sciences professor Kristi Lewis said. 

CARS allows A&M students to gain field experience   

CARS has been a national leader in assessment for over 30 years. Part of what makes the center so successful is its work with doctoral psychology students who are in the A&M program.   

Assessment & Measurement program attends NCME and AERA

Students and faculty recently traveled to Chicago, IL to attend the annual meetings of the National Council on Measurement in Education (NCME) and the American Educational Research Association (AERA).

IA students present at the Annual Intelligence Studies Consortium Symposium

Three IA students Kylie King, Adam Scroggins, and Maddie Walden were the only undergraduate presenters accepted to the symposium.

International Ph.D. student making her mark on Madison

Tatjana Titareva’s dissertation is on the use of artificial intelligence in higher education administration.

A huge milestone

What is like to have your thesis project behind you? Mohamed can tell you all about it.

JMU offers a new Climate Science minor

The minor requires 18 credit hours with 24 courses to choose from, and opportunities for student research and internships.

ISAT student explores using mushrooms as home insulation

Mushrooms are an exciting possibility as a replacement for current construction materials like fiberglass and closed cell foam boards.

Graduate Psychology students present at NASPA

Students and faculty from the Department of Graduate Psychology partnered with colleagues in the Division of Student Affairs (SA) to present at the NASPA conference.

ISAT students attend conference in Mexico

Students’ work revealed how interdisciplinary research and coursework are vital to students’ learning.

Students make their pitch in annual competition

The Rainey-Shepard COB300 Business Plan Competition results.

JMU doctoral student develops tool to protect the elderly from falls

A new tool developed by a JMU PhD student has potential to prevent falls in the elderly.

Assessment & Measurement students and faculty present at ICPS

Assessment and Measurement professor Sara Finney and graduate students Kate Schaefer and Mara McFadden traveled to Brussels, Belgium to present three studies at the International Convention of Psychological Sciences.

SADAH students curate exhibition

13 studio art seniors show their work through professional practices capstone class

Reaching New Heights in SADAH

Junior Abby Wiggins reaches new heights in Art & Art History

'22 grad's film wins best short in Virginia film fest

“Home of the Brave,” written and directed by 2022 SMAD alumnus Ian Welfley, won Best Short Narrative Film at the Virginia Film Festival in November.