A Duke Visits the White House – Part 2
Marissa Halpert Recognized
It’s not every day that a JMU student gets an invitation to the White House, or receives presidential recognition for acting as a “Champion of Change” in their field of study.
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Student Invited to White House
Fall 2011
Since receiving her invitation to attend the White House on Dec. 9, Computer Science major Marissa Halpert has been excited "like you wouldn't believe."
Developing Multimedia Content
Spring 2012
Students in CS349, Developing Interactive Multimedia Content, study both theoretical and practical aspects of digital media. At the end of the semester they demonstrate their mastery of the material with a final project presentation.
Student Accepts Scottish Young Software Engineer of the Year Award
Fall 2011
JMU digital forensics masters' student Thomas Grimes received the award of a lifetime on September 29. Grimes, hailing from Liverpool, England, received third prize as "Scottish Young Software Engineer of the Year."
Computer Science Department Receives Large NSF/SFS Grant
Fall 2011
The Computer Science Department at James Madison University has been awarded a National Science Foundation "Federal Cyber Service: Scholarship for Service" grant. The grant supports several full scholarships, paying for tuition, books, and a stipend for living expenses for up to two years.
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- March 5-9 -Spring Break
- March 16 - James Madison Day
- March 19 - Registration for Summer Session Begins
- April 3 - Registration for 2012 Fall Semester Begins
- April 27 - Last Day of Classes
- April 30 - May 4 - Final Exams
- May 4 - Graduate School Commencement
- May 5 - Undergraduate Commencement
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