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Links to clips by Colleen Dixon, Shenandoah Writing Services Link to guides written for Work.com, a business-to-business search engine and directory. Topics ranging from distance learning software to Foreign Exchange services help small business owners locate business websites, products, and services.
Link to feature article in Winter 2007 issue of Madison magazine, “A Philosophy of Fitness.” The piece looked at the Morrison-Bruce Center for the Promotion of Physical Fitness in Girls and Women, the ambition and dreams of the professors instrumental in getting the center opened, and the research planned for females of all ages.
Link to article for Operation Purple Pride, James Madison University’s online salute to alumni serving their country. A Lieutenant Colonel who took command of his Army unit and deployed with them to Iraq describes his experiences and shares his perspective.
Link to article in Summer 2007 issue of Madison, “Wide Awake and Speechless,” on page 9. Five School of Media Arts and Design students stayed up all night to write, shoot and edit a film that won Apple’s inaugural Insomnia Film Festival.
Link to article in Summer 2007 issue of Madison, “Mama Sherry,” on page 23. A JMU alumna has given almost 30 years to the women’s basketball program as both an athletic trainer and a surrogate mother.
Link to article in Winter 2008 issue of Madison, “Dancing With the Issues,” beginning on page 26. A dance professor rehearses with his mentor, a modern dance pioneer, for an upcoming performance.
Link to article “Some Dances were Meant to Last Forever” in MadisonOnline, the webzine of JMU. This is a longer version of the story on a dance professor rehearsing with his mentor.
Link to article in Winter 2008 issue of Madison, “Keeping an Even Keel,” beginning on page 32. The executive director of Naval Sea Systems Command, a position equivalent to a two-star admiral, is a JMU alumna.
Link to articles in Spring 2008 issue of Madison on page 51. “Speaking of Centennial Birthdays” chronicles an alumna’s memories of her Madison experience. “Double Dukes” profiles twins who, following in the footsteps of their parents and older brother, begin their journey together at JMU.
Link to article in Summer 2008 issue of Madison, “Preserving Mr. Madison’s Message,” on page 12. An alumnus, an archivist, showed facsimiles of historic documents housed in the National Archives and discussed the impact that James Madison had on document preservation in the young United States.
Link to article in Summer 2008 issue of Madison on page 24. The owner of Sweet Jazmines in Philadephia, an alumna, is profiled. |