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Diversity Council & Boys & Girls Club Food DriveOpprettet for 16 timer siden
2009-2010 Department Representative
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- Doug Moran
Showker G5
14. september kl. 18:30 - First day of class.
Showker Hall
24. august kl. 20:00
JMU College of Business
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Business students are helping local families have a Happy Thanksgiving. More than 700 students donated approximately 2500 items to the Boys and Girls Club. The business school’s Diversity Council sponsored the initiative.
Members of the CoB Diversity Council asked students to donate items to help feed families in the ar...ea. Thursday and Friday, Professor Charles Baril, other faculty and students, loaded up canned vegetables, stuffing, desserts and other items that would supplement a turkey dinner. They delivered the items to the club where club members helped unload and organize.
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Would you like to start eating healthier?
Would you like to become more involved within the Harrisonburg community?
As students of Mrs. Hamilton’s College of Business Interpersonal Skills 202 class, our group was formed to strategize communication tools to assist Friendly City Food Cooperative with their Big Push in op...ening a fresh and local grocery store in the Downtown area of Harrisonburg, VA. Our group recognizes the great benefits that the Friendly City Food Co-op can bring to the Harrisonburg and JMU communities and we hope to inform others of them as well.
After five years of hard work, the Co-op has finally reached the last stages prior to their store opening. Those already involved with the Co-op asked the community for help in four specific areas to hopefully be completed prior to January of 2010. These four goals of The Big Push include increasing membership to 1,000 members, raising $600,000 in member loans, securing financing, and signing a site lease. Since September when The Big Push began, it has been announced that the Co-op has secured their first position loan of $484,600, they have launched a member loan campaign, and they just recently announced their store location at 150 E Wolfe Street in downtown Harrisonburg.
For more information on the Friendly City Food Cooperative and if you would like to get involved, please visit www.friendlycityfoodcoop.com
www.friendlycityfoodcoop.com
Come Enjoy the Fun at this Tailgate-Style Potluck Party. Free bag to the first 300 people and a chance to win a $200.00 gift certificate redeemable all over downtown!
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Ever wonder what you could get for two dollars these days? How about a 30 page, full color guide book for local attractions around Harrisonburg! This guidebook, created by Team Making Moves, is essential for planning great weekend trips biking, hiking, camping, fi...shing, trail running, or even rock climbing. Team Making Moves has already started making profits before they even started selling the books through selling advertisement spaces through local business such as the Virginia Safari Park, Albert's band Allay, and two other business through team contacts. To buy your copy on campus, stop by these locations to purchase and meet the team:
Nov. 16th: SHOWKER lobby 12pm - 3:30pm
Nov. 19th: Festival 12pm - 3:30pm
To visit the team’s blog, check out:
http://mgtf372makinmoves.blogspot.com/
mgtf372makinmoves.blogspot.com
Although off to a slow start, we have sold over 10 copies of the book in our first two days of sales. We started out yesterday at Festival in the downstairs dining area, where we made one sale. It was ...
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The Institute of Certified Professional Managers(ICPM), a leading management development and leadership educator, announced on Nov 9th the Certified Management certification is being utilized by the U.S. Armed Forces to train and certify leadership core competencies that can advance a military career or facilitate the ...transition to civilian employment.
"Extending the CM program into the U.S. Armed Forces allows for military personnel to hone their management and leadership skills which are critical to security and defense efforts," said Dr. Robert Reid, Executive Director, ICPM, and Dean of the College of Business. "The CM program prepares military leaders for employment in both the public and private sectors - a win-win for everyone."
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15 new Inductees to the Business Honor Society at JMU
Beta Gamma Sigma, the honor society for AACSB accredited business programs, encourages and honors academic achievement in the study of business and personal and professional excellence in the practice of business, according to Dr. Michael Busing, Faculty Advisor. Pot...ential members are invited based on their high scholastic achievement in business subjects.
To be eligible for membership in Beta Gamma Sigma, the academic ranking of those being considered must place them in the upper 10 percent of the junior or senior class, or upper 20 percent of the graduating master’s class, according to Busing.
The new inductees to Beta Gamma Sigma are Jared Seth Antin, Taylor Donnelly Callsen, Leigh Ann Copperthite, Monika LaTese Dever, Allison Diane Everly, Kristin Marie Fier, Benjamin Paul Holley, Samuel Hedlund Kerr, Andrew Scott Marshall, David Michael Meyer, Cathryn Brooke Ritter, Callie Exton Tomczak, Alyssa VanSickle, Meghan Martin White, and Kevin A. Zeigler.
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Faculty from JMU’s College of Business spent the last four weeks teaching leadership andmanagement principles in Amman, Jordan, to a group of leaders from organizations and countries where land mine recovery and victim services are needed.
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Influence World Change
Faculty from JMU’s College of Business spent the last four weeks teaching leadership and management principles in Amman, Jordan, to a group of leaders from organizations and countries where land mine recovery and victim services are needed.
Their goal was to help the...se leaders find solutions to the challenge of providing meaningful services to landmine victims. Faculty worked with 30 participants from 20 countries.
The course is called the Explosive Remnants of War International Senior Managers Training Course and was offered through a partnership between Jordan and JMU.
In its sixth year, previously offered at JMU, the course moved to Amman this year and was organized by the National Committee for Demining and Rehabilitation (NCDR) in partnership with the Mine Action Information Center (MAIC) at JMU and sponsored by a grant from the US Department of State’s Office of Weapons, Removal and Abatement (WRA).
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The vision - white swirls of joy and excitement hovering above the masses of JMU Duke fans at football games! A vision realized, game time towels for ever duke fan to carry around at home games, creating a waving frenzy after a touchdown is scored. Each towel, spo...rting the JMU Duke dog logo, is suitable for any event and saves the clean up hassle from the purple and gold streamers! So what better way to get ready for the last home game of the season with a JMU game time towel! To purchase a towel, check out the team blog at http://gametimetowels.blogspot.com/.
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JMU Vice Provost John Noftsinger and Mine Action Information Center Director Dennis Barlow met with Jordanian Prince Raad Ben Zaid and his son Prince Mired R. Z. Al-Hussein to discuss increased awareness and services for victims of exploding landmines and upcoming programs in Jordan. View photos of the meeting held in ...Amman Jordan at the Higher Council for the Affairs of Persons with Disabilities. View article on the CoB News blog: http://www.jmu.edu/cob/CoB2/CoB_News.sht
JMU College of Business Congratulations to the 2009-2010, Madison Scholar award recipient, Tom Dillon, a professor of computer information systems and management science. This award is given to six selected faculty each year from around the JMU campus; each recipient is chosen by their peers for their lifetime commitment to service and scholarly achievements.
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~Finding the True Spirit of Purple and Gold~
Running a business, for small business owners can be very challenging, especially when it comes to getting the word out. For team Purple and Gold, established their new start-up company - United Media Solutions - to he...lp local businesses create an effective marketing strategy through team work and creative problem solving. The dedicated team, have been developing a service that would explore all possibilities to gain a stronger customer base within the JMU and Harrisonburg markets. Their first customer that they are developing a communication strategy for is Visulite Cinemas, based in downtown Staunton, VA. They are building their strategy with a variety of social media tools including Facebook, Twitter, and Linkedin, to offer a combination of different services and packages for customers.
In the works, they are currently meeting with their first client Visualite Cinemas today! To see the outcome of their meeting with the owner of Visualite Cinemas, follow their progress at http://teampurpleandgold.blogspot.com/.
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This past week our group focused on finalizing our product guide and pricing guide, and also got business cards made. Our company name is United Media Solutions. We are in the process of putting together a binder to present to our potential customers, which will include the following:
Vis merJMU College of Business Fun video from 2009 Homecoming!
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Young JMU Duke Fans describe how they met at the CoB reception before the 2009 Homecoming football game!
JMU College of Business Madison Scholar Lecture Series Presents Dr Tom Dillion October 28, 2009 at 3:30pm ZSH 105.
