News Archive: December 2014

Cub Run Elementary students to get science lesson at JMU
December 31, 2014: Students looked at the results of their experiments using compound microscopes and
Bridging the health insurance gap
December 30, 2014: Interprofessional teams given the opportunity to influence policy in Virginia
Mediterranean island to serve again as home for JMU master's program
December 29, 2014: In addition to a shortened name, the structural changes have shortened the time
Caring and sharing
December 23, 2014: Middle-school scholars visit College of Health and Behavioral Studies
Quality and cost make JMU a winner
December 22, 2014: The university's strong admission and retention rates, as well as competitive costs, land JMU on college ranking
When in Rome, Marching Royal Dukes will play
December 19, 2014: Marching band represents JMU to international audience while on holiday trip
Toys that never get old
December 16, 2014: Some toys just never get old. JMU professor, Dr. Dorothy Sluss, explains why
Three-point plan for newest JMU graduates
December 13, 2014: Levar Stoney welcomes Class of 2014 to alumni status and offers "required" advice
JMU to honor December 2014 graduates
December 8, 2014: JMU President Jonathan R. Alger to confer degrees at morning ceremony Dec. 13
Bringing to life Valley's past and present
December 8, 2014: WRTC students develop prototype for community initiative
The view from 'The Hill'
December 5, 2014: Political science students hear from retiring congressmen and a panel of JMU alumni
National recognition for JMU female engineering group
December 4, 2014: SWE works to empower women to succeed and advance in their engineering
New center to boost undergraduate genomics research at JMU
December 2, 2014: Gene sequencing, or DNA sequencing, is used in a number of fields, from
Personal relationships are central to success
December 1, 2014: One of the most important lessons of his Madison Experience was that success starts with relationships.
Reimagining reform
December 1, 2014: What can educators do to contribute to attainment of a more ideal human condition among societies the world over?
JMU double Fulbright awardee teaches in Korea
December 1, 2014: Professor Sang Yoon, JMU's first two-time Fulbright award winner, shares her talents and knowledge with students in Korea.

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