General Education Student Conference Jmu September 27, 2024. first and foremost, this event is designed to recognize the exceptional academic learning experiences our undergraduates have in their general education courses. to participate, students must be nominated by their professor and must have produced outstanding work, whether in the form of an oral presentation, a written essay. This event recognizes the exceptional learning experiences of\\njmu undergraduate students who will share academic work they have completed in\\ntheir general education courses. panels of student speakers will provide oral\\npresentations based on course assignments including research projects.\\n\\nhth 100 students may attend a total of two presentations to\\nfulfill their intellectual and or.
General Education Student Conference Jmu This event recognizes the exceptional learning experiences of\\njmu undergraduate students who will share academic work they have completed in\\ntheir general education courses. panels of student speakers will provide oral\\npresentations based on course assignments including research projects.\\n\\nhth 100 students may attend a total of two presentations to\\nfulfill their intellectual and or. Sustainability in general education and beyond: research to real world moderator: kethera moore room 4 come learn about the results of a student led initiative focusing on increasing sustainability education and the efforts of james madison university to distinguish themselves as a leader in this ever evolving field. Hist 225 students developed original interpretations of historical documents reflecting nineteenth century experiences and ideals of womanhood. mihir borah: the american frontier: the bad and the ugly, but not much good grace young: the united north during the civil war general education summer semester in scotland program. 2024 2025 undergraduate catalog. general education: the human community. print friendly page (opens a new window) margaret m. mulrooney, senior associate vice provost for faculty affairs and curriculum phone: (540) 568 2852 email: [email protected].
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