JMU is one of only five public four-year universities in Virginia to receive this recognition and Deputy Spokesman Chad Saylor says campuses must meet a high threshold for this honor.
Larson plans to use the money for JMU fees but mostly for graduate school, where she plans to study biomedical engineering. She is also interested in working on prosthetics to help international landmine victims and U.S. veterans.
According to a social media post on Friday from the Foundation, the endowment will grow over time and is expected to cover all program expenses, ensuring no child is left waiting for books.
RN Careers said this ranking further cements JMU’s reputation as a nationally recognized Nursing School of Distinction.
The annual event happens during the first weekend of August, during which certain items can be purchased with state sales and use tax waived.
Style Clothing Closet is partnering with Augusta County Schools, Staunton City Schools, and Waynesboro Public Schools to provide free new and gently used clothing as well as new socks and underwear.
Two new undergraduate programs in criminology and game design will be available to current and prospective Bridgewater College students beginning this fall.
Dr. Oskar Scheikl is speaking up about the new proposed flag ban by the new RCPS Board, which would ban any flag that isn’t the US, state, or county flag.
HARRISONBURG, Va (Rocktown Now) — James Madison University is going to be recognized for […]
City Superintendent Dr. Michael Richards and County Assistant Superintendent Dr. Doug Alderfer spoke at the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Chamber of Commerce’s State of Education event.