This scholarship was established to encourage JMU undergraduate writing and design that promotes empathy and encourages audiences who feel unrecognized or misunderstood.
Harrisonburg native and JMU alum Emily Knapp ('18M) grew up with dreams of making Hollywood films and instead found her passion in the nonprofit sector.
Following a successful seven-faculty cohort hire in 2020-21, the College of Arts and Letters is launching its second cohort search for six outstanding, tenure-track faculty working broadly across Latinx studies.
Many JMU students combine majors, minors and extracurricular activities to build their future career. In this story, Grant Johnson writes about adding a summer leadership institute to his resume.
WRTC Writing for Nonprofits students use research and writing to spread the good news about a local residential home for formerly incarcerated men and women.
