Monthly Archives: September 2019

Project Horseshoe Farm Community Health Fellowship: The HSF Community Health Fellowship is a unique, paid “gap year” opportunity for top recent college graduates from across the country. Since 2009, more than 90 graduates have served as Fellows dedicated to our … Continue reading →

A Graduate and Professional School Fair will be held on Tuesday, September 24, 3-6 pm at Hotel Madison.   This will be the largest Graduate Fair at JMU and the largest in Virginia this year.  More than 120 graduate programs will … Continue reading →

Thursday, Sept. 19 at 4pm in Madison Union Taylor 405 on “Trauma Informed Community Policing:  Beyond Adverse Childhood Experience”LETTERSIZETRAUMAPOLICE.  Trauma-informed community policing is a framework for law enforcement which considers the: 1) prevalence of trauma for both community members and … Continue reading →

REBOUND is a new program in the Dean of Students’ office where ALL (not just first-year) students who are struggling for academic reasons, experiencing adjustment issues, or just feel like life is not moving in the direction they had plan.  … Continue reading →

There is a speaker visiting JMU Tuesday, 9/10/19, at 6:30pm (doors will open at 6pm) in Grafton Stovall Theatre.  JMU’s Counseling Center & the Well are co-sponsoring a presentation by Active Minds Speaker, David Romano. David is joining us to … Continue reading →