Graduate School News Archive

JMU's Almarode earns state's highest faculty award

John Almarode, executive director of teaching and learning, is among 12 recipients of the 2021 Outstanding Faculty Award.

Publication makes case to build and evaluate ethical reasoning programming

ERiA is a powerful example of JMU meeting its ethical obligation to offer should-be-effective programming and then confirming that in fact the programming was effective and impacted students in meaningful ways.

Online Speech Pathology program reinvents clinical experiences

One month before students were scheduled to arrive on campus, it was very clear that an in-person clinic was not possible, so the program adapted.

Ph.D. program draws international students

The communication sciences and disorders (CSD) department at JMU attracts Ph.D. students from around the world who share a passion for helping others overcome barriers to communication.

SAMHSA grant funds interprofessional training

A $200K grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA) will help position James Madison University to become a leader in Substance Use Disorder (SUD) education and training.

The Underexposed Risks of Prolonged Quarantine

Going beyond the virus’ short-term symptoms

The Future of European Security

Growing internal and external threats call for decisive EU action

2020 EUPS Cohort Takes on New Challenge: Distance Learning

Students Adapt to Transatlantic Classroom

Going Dutch in the Time of COVID-19

Amsterdam’s “Intelligent Lockdown”: Reflections from an EUPS Alum

School Psychology alum provides expertise during pandemic in South Korea

In December, a month before their first confirmed case was discovered, Susan Black (’04) moved to South Korea after accepting a job as a school psychologist for the Department of Defense Education Activity (DODEA).

Strategic Leadership alum selected as the new provost of Benedictine University

Alumni Kenneth Newbold has been selected as the new provost of Benedictine University!

'It was meant to be'

Sheary Darcus Johnson ('70, '74M) reflects on choosing Madison as her college.

SSLS goes virtual for doctoral dissertation defenses

Recent social distancing requirements have lead to a different kind of dissertation defense for SSLS Ph.D. candidates.

OT to go: Clinic gets creative to continue services to children

Unable to hold face-to-face sessions with clients, a JMU-based occupational therapy program for children has found another way to continue its services.

On the trail of the red colobus monkey

Ruth Bowers-Sword ('20M) shares her experience conducting field research in the Ndokbou forest of Cameroon.