Talent Development launches new leadership programs

Mar 14, 2025: New leadership courses for JMU employees seek to fill gaps in management training experience.

I’m Determined project empowers youth

Mar 7, 2025: The I'm Determined project empowers students with disabilities to take charge of their futures, through self-advocacy, leadership and confidence-building, proving that disability is just one part of their story.

Read Across America: Q and A with Dr. Chelsey Bollinger

Feb 26, 2025: Dr. Chelsey Bollinger shares her insights on what we can do to ensure literacy remains a key focus in education.

Timeline highlights ‘Black Firsts’ at JMU

Feb 26, 2025: Black pioneers and initiatives paved the way for future generations of Dukes.

Alpha Sigma Lambda Inductees and ADP Intern Intros

Feb 4, 2025: For the Delta Tau chapter, students must have earned at least 24 credits at JMU to be eligible and have a GPA in the top 20% of our program. Inductees receive...

LLI and Our New Director Connects with Campus

Feb 4, 2025: Dr. Kelloggs' remarks emphasized the value of fueling and encouraging continued intellectual curiosity among recent retirees and how LLI can play a pivotal role in their new transitional...

Lab School teaches by asking big questions

Jan 24, 2025: Lab School helps students reach new heights, whether inside or outside the classroom.

JMU, Staunton City Public Schools receive grant to enhance student success

Oct 28, 2024: JMU, in partnership with Staunton City Public Schools, was recently awarded the Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs grant.

Respect and caring: JMU graduate shows that it matters

Oct 22, 2024: Hannah Martin, a Master of Arts in Teaching graduate, fostered healthy teacher-student relationships that helped all her students graduate on time.

Conservation photography is about ‘the big picture’

Oct 17, 2024: EMU professor takes close-ups of a world many haven’t seen.

How I stay organized in grad school

Oct 7, 2024: Graduate student Dardanë Halimi shares how staying organized in grad school led to good grades, less stress and a more fulfilling experience.

JMU celebrates inaugural Lab School class 

Oct 3, 2024: JMU President Charlie King joined College of Education faculty and the commonwealth’s education leaders to celebrate the inaugural ninth grade JMU Lab School class.

MVS speaker builds bridges by ‘arguing joyfully’

Oct 3, 2024: Civil discourse is a practical skill that can be developed.

Professor pens best-selling book about bookstores

Sep 13, 2024: Landing on the New York Times list “feels like a lifetime achievement.”

Opening the door to learning

Sep 2, 2024: The SPCE offers a home to nontraditional students seeking to further their education at any age.

The unsung heroes of democracy

Aug 23, 2024: Educator Wesley Hedgepeth (’08, ’09M) reveals the transformative power of social studies teachers.

Gov. Youngkin visits JMU, signs bill supporting early learning

Aug 16, 2024: Gov. Glenn Youngkin visited JMU on Thursday for a bill-signing ceremony at Anthony Seeger Hall.

JMU recognized as a national leader in first-generation student success

Aug 8, 2024: James Madison University was selected as one of 14 higher education institutions to join the inaugural class of FirstGen Forward’s Network Champion Institutions.

FAFSA updates (8/5/24)

Aug 5, 2024: The Department of Education unexpectedly changed course regarding batch processing of the FAFSA corrections for students enrolling in 2024-25.

Storied Green Book house a ‘time capsule’ rich in Black history

Aug 2, 2024: Former boarding house welcomed George Washington Carver and the Duke Ellington and Count Basie bands.

Summer instructors focus on unique, engaging content

Jul 19, 2024: Summer courses offer unique opportunities for learning, both in and out of the classroom.

Charlie King shares statement on "Top State for Business in 2024" ranking

Jul 11, 2024: JMU Interim President Charlie King shares his thoughts on CNBC’s ranking of Virginia as “America’s Top State for Business and Education in 2024.”

CSPA learning improvements recognized with Provost Award

May 30, 2024: Strategic improvements in the structure and curriculum of the College Student Personnel Administration program were recognized.

JMU faculty partner with African universities through a fellowship

May 28, 2024: Three JMU faculty members received support from the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program to partner with African higher education institutions.

Nick Swartz named dean of JMU SPCE

May 28, 2024: Following a national search, JMU has named Nick Swartz as the new dean of the School of Professional and Continuing Education.

Learning made fun through game-ified lessons in public schools

Apr 24, 2024: The Stock Market Game makes learning fun and interactive for local students.

Culture of opportunity

Apr 11, 2024: Leadership professors discuss key to success for JMU alumni.

JMU study abroad program receives national recognition at Forum Awards

Apr 5, 2024: The Center for Global Engagement announces a JMU study abroad program winning a national award from The Forum on Education Abroad

Roop RLC: Cultivating Community, Crafting Educators

Apr 4, 2024: Discover how the Roop RLC at JMU cultivates a tight-knit community for future educators. From immersive classes to field trips, explore how this unique program shapes passionate teachers.

ISAT celebrates 30 years of innovation and impact

Apr 1, 2024: From its humble beginnings in the early ’90s, the program has become a powerhouse of interdisciplinary education.

Army veteran keeps women's military contributions alive

Mar 29, 2024: Amelia Underwood (’13M) teaches classes on leadership and American military history as well as an Honors course, American Women at War.

Executive director named for new lab school

Mar 28, 2024: The College of Education has named Donica Hadley the first executive director of the Lab School for Innovation and Career Exploration.

IPE/IDE fosters cooperation, empathy for future professionals navigating systemic issues

Mar 19, 2024: During the Life in a State of Poverty Simulation, organized by IIHHS every semester, students learn what it’s like to meet the needs of all family members as a low-income family.

Applied Nutrition student elected as student representative to national accrediting council

Mar 18, 2024: Kaitlyn Good, a first-year graduate student, was selected to serve as student representative for the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics.

COE Literacy Leader Awards

Mar 7, 2024: JMU College of Education's 3rd Annual Literacy Leader Awards! Featuring author Tom Angleberger and honoring outstanding educators in Virginia.

Celebrate Good Times, Come On! Join the SPCE Celebrations

Aug 26, 2023: To learn more about SPCE's accomplishments over the past year, explore our...

Adventures in ADP

Aug 26, 2023: 10 Adult Degree Program students traveled to eastern Germany and Poland to study Migration and Culture in Eastern Europe...

Education at JMU’s Diversity Conference

Aug 26, 2023: Throughout the session, the directors underscored SPCE’s unwavering commitment to creating educational environments where diversity is celebrated.

A fun and fulfilling Fall for LLI

Apr 7, 2023: As I transition into retirement from my role as Director of the Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI), I am filled with a profound sense of gratitude. Over the past 2+ years, I have had the privilege of ...

10 High Fives for Youth Programs Summer Camps

Apr 7, 2023: Through the partnership with GEAR UP, Youth Programs was able to provide opportunities to students from high-poverty areas. Through this partnership, ...

Teamwork (n): To have others on your side to share the workload, the crossword puzzles, and the office snacks

Apr 7, 2023: We look forward to learning from each other, valuing the differing experiences and perspectives brought into our work, and growing together. Please help us welcome