Integrated Science and Engineering News Archive

Water quality research brings educational opportunities to a community

Dr. Benzing’s research focuses on water quality and habitat restoration, most notably in the City of Waynesboro’s South River, which became contaminated with mercury ...

From ISAT to craft chocolate

Monica Rogan (’01) and her husband, Tom, are committed not only to using the highest quality ingredients, but to the ethical and sustainable practices and treatment of the farmers.

Timing was key to alum's success

When the idea for the wildly successful Watch Ya Mouth party game came like a flash to Peter Denbigh (’02, ’11M) in 2016, he did what most people don’t—he acted on it.

GS professor and students make impact on Haitian Island of La Gonâve

Over the last 15 years, GS Professor Mary Kimsey and her students have made a positive impact on the island of La Gonâve.

ISAT Department changes its name

After 25 years, the Department of Integrated Science and Technology will be changing its name.

ISAT professor leads sustainability initiatives

ISAT professor uses his education to teach students about sustainability.

GS honors Fred Garst

Geographic Science Program has created the Frederick M. Garst Memorial Fund to support student research.

Employment prospects and student talent merge at CISE career fair

JMU’s College of Integrated Science and Engineering was an overwhelming success with over 50 employers and 500 students in attendance.

ISAT professor awarded for work with students

Dr. Louise Temple is recognized by ASM for her excellence in teaching.

Hard work pays off for JMU students and faculty

Autonomous Vehicle Class wins the 2018 Governor’s Technology Award

CISE mourns the loss of Fred Garst

On August 16th, the JMU community lost a colleague and dear friend, Fred Garst.

The Geospatial Semester: A story of success

Over 3500 high school students are learning about geospatial technology thanks to the Geospatial Semester Program.

Protecting our waterways

JMU students work at a Madison County, Virginia, farm to protect the water quality of a river tributary.

JMU Team Wins Prize in National Renewable Energy Competition

A multi-disciplinary student team headed to Chicago in May to participate in the U.S. Department of Energy-sponsored Collegiate Wind Competition, edging out Northern Arizona University to win the top business plan prize.

JMU partners with Aurora WDC to involve students in a "real world" competitive simulation

JMU partners with Aurora WDC to support the RECONVERGE:G2 conference in Madison, Wisconsin

IA student wins Jim Mathews Award

Holly Schnader (’18), Intelligence Analysis (IA) major has been chosen as one of two winners of the 2018 Jim Mathews Award for Intelligence Excellence.

JMU to participate in the NSF STEM for All Video Showcase

Dr. Bob Kolvoord will be featured in the 2018 STEM for All Video Showcase funded by the National Science Foundation held May 14-21.

VaBio gives students tools to succeed in STEM

VaBio at JMU gives students confidence for their future career opportunities through networking, lab visits and guest speakers.

JMU offers online graduate certificate in cyber intelligence

JMU is unveiling a new online, graduate certificate program in Cyber Intelligence (CYINT).

GS professor brings an expertise in human geography to JMU

Dr. Murton's primary goal is to expose his students to tangible, real-world geographic issues, both locally and abroad.

ISAT welcomes Linda Thomas as new academic unit head

Dr. Thomas brings a wealth of leadership and organizational management expertise that will benefit both ISAT and CISE

ISAT professor specializes in cryptography

New Professor, Ahmad Salman, brings his knowledge and expertise in cryptography to the ISAT Department.

JMU partners with GENEDGE

JMU partners with GenEDGE, a business consulting organization supporting Virginia’s industrial and manufacturing sectors.