With a raise of a glass, and a heartfelt “Dolley! Dolley!” The 2019 #W4MSummit has come to an end.🥂
Thank you to ALL the incredible women who came this weekend. We hope you were as amazed as we were. See you soon💛
Happy Homecoming! What are you doing right now??? Come help @jmualumniassoc paint the Spirit Rock with your hand print to celebrate and show your pride for JMU. #JMUAA#JMUHomecoming @ James Madison University https://t.co/BBnOZUNnxj
LAST CALL TO REGISTER for today's webinar, "COVID-19's Impact on JMU Athletics." May 26, 12-1 p.m.
Join us for a discussion on the pandemic's impact on our student-athletes, moderated by JMU's first lady, Mary Ann… https://t.co/leYAImnhWg
252 years ago on this day, Dolley Madison was born in Guilford County, NC. She is known as America's first First Lady. Happy birthday, Dolley!… https://t.co/w1WNfsA6N8
Some of Karah Nazor's (’99) passions include swimming, science, and teaching. #empowerjmu
Click here to read about all of her amazing accomplishments (including swimming across the English Channel!!): https://t.co/aop1rc2Blt
Rosemarie Zagarri, a professor of history an early American scholar, discussed women in politics in Early America. Her presentation was part of the JMU history department’s “Democracy in Peril?” forum. #empowerJMU
Read more about her lecture here:
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Happy Halloween! Having courage on this spooky holiday can be difficult but sometimes it's even harder to be brave in everyday situations. #empowerjmu Check out this article for a "BOO"st of confidence 👻💜 https://t.co/kZbQQBMysa
Rosemarie Zagarri, a U.S. History professor at George Mason University, will be giving a lecture about early American women and how they entered the political sphere. #empowerJMU Read more here: https://t.co/AqcX0DThlN