From programming to professional development to the COVID-19 pandemic, the JMU School of Nursing has been meeting the needs of a changing field for 40 years.

Marilou Moore Johnson’s ('80) career at JMU spanned 32 years and multiple administrative roles.

Grant Bigman (’12) overcame a fear of needles to donate bone marrow to a cancer patient during the pandemic.

Taylor Hayes ('15) paid off more than $60,000 in student loans over 4 1/2 years. Now, she’s sharing her personal finance tips.

Latia Green Allen (’94)'s nonprofit organization, Dorm Fairies, assists new students and their families in affording dorm room essentials.

Current and former students share lessons they've learned from applying for a Fulbright scholarship.

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Shelby Brown McDowney (’93) has been meeting the needs of those in her local community.