Research, Scholarship & Creative Endeavors Newsletter
Volume 5, Issue 4
Introduction:
- Softball student-athlete helps feed children and families in Page County
- Faculty, students, and the JMU X-Labs joined business and community leaders to launch an online marketplace for the Harrisonburg Farmers Market
- A co-founder of Pale Fire Brewing, Tim Brady ('06), organized a pop-up food pantry – Pale Fire Helps – in their downtown Harrisonburg tap room for local service industry workers impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic
- Congratulations to the more than 4,500 May 2020 JMU graduates!
Highlights from this issue:
- Faculty Grant Awards
- Biology Lends Expertise and Equipment to COVID-19 Response
- JMU Center Produces State Department Annual Report
- Professor Publishes Book on Landmines in the Civil War
- Food Drive Generates 8,700 Meals
- JMU Shows Up at Decision Science Conference
- Education Faculty Develop Virtual Book Club for Third Grade Students
- Music Q&A on Inspiration During Challenging Times and Inclusive Music Engagement in the Community
- Showker Shoutouts from the College of Business
- Occupational Therapy Clinic Creates "OT-to-Go" Kits for Children
- JMU Industry Partner Hosts RF Workshop for Faculty
- Engineering Students Use Drone Technology to Assess Vineyard Health
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