Graduate School News

MFA Student Shares Her Photography during International Residency

Aniko Safran, a graduate student in the Studio Art program, recently received an Advancing Intelligent Minds (AIM) Grant that allowed her to participate in “The World of Co” residency program based in Sofia, Bulgaria.

JMU a top producer of Fulbright students for 2020-21

James Madison University has seven recent alumni who received Fulbright US Student Grants in 2020-2021.

The Sky's the Limit!

From Florence to the FAA, it’s always been about the passion.

New graduate school grant supports research of under-represented students

The AIM grant provides funds to support projects proposed by graduate students who are underrepresented in their academic fields.

JMU ranked No. 26 in US News & World Report’s Best Online MBA Programs 2021

The College of Business is proud to announce that US News & World Report has ranked JMU’s MBA program number 26 in the nation on its 2021 Best Online MBA Programs list. 

JMU graduate student fulfills longtime dream of launching an independent press

Angela Carter, JMU graduate student in the English department launches her independent publishing press.

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 SLP 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.

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.

On the trail of the red colobus monkey

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