Presidential Listening Tour
JMU graduates are in demand because they are known to be good workers who embrace collaboration. Read More >
In Richmond we heard that JMU's study abroad programs prepare students to compete in a global economy. Read More >
In Florence, Italy, President Alger and Board of Visitors Rector Joe Funkhouser talk about JMU's study abroad programs. Read More >
Now it's your turn. Join in the conversation. Submit your answer now. Read More >
Why Madison?
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Presidential Listening Tour
In the short time leading up to and since I took office as president, I acquired a great deal of the knowledge and made the relationships necessary to successfully lead James Madison University. But still there is much for me to learn. I must acquire... Read More
Why Madison Tour Coverage
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"Why Madison?" Florence, Italy
President Alger traveled to Florence, Italy to meet with faculty members and students involved in the study abroad program. Read More
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"Why Madison?" Abingdon
Abingdon guests discussed citizenship and ethics, particularly the new university initiative, which we are calling the Madison Collaborative: Ethical Reasoning and Action. Read More
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"Why Madison?" New York City
At this event one of the major themes that alumni brought up was the real-world importance of working in teams and how they were able to hone those skills at JMU. Read More
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