Monty was published from 2002 through 2005 as a supplement to the university’s print magazine, Montpelier (now Madison magazine.) The online publication was designed to showcase members of the James Madison University community—top professors, students, alumni, staff members, parents and friends.
A story of genes and Madison family links: A scientist publishing Human Genome project information on the biological transmission of family traits is part of a family legacy with multiple links to Madison, Chris Edwards
Brrrrrrr! Shayne Clausson ('95) calls his reports from the South Pole "the Ice Cube Dispatch." In this installment, he arrives at the bottom of the world…and prepares for winter, Shayne Clausson
Cheryl Talley's the one … who acknowledges that there's no such thing as absolute knowledge and loves learning all the more for it, Bill Gentry
Dark skies: 'This is as close to 100 percent dark as you are going to get without a blindfold', Shayne Clausson
Encore Performance: Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas impresses students with open discussion, Phil Bigler
First impressions: JMU's FROGS leap into action to get freshmen off on the right foot, Margaret Robertson
Fleece of foot: Sun-worshipping surfer dude Sean Berg has happy feet to go along with a streak of Type A entrepreneurship, Allison Mall
Have Dukes' Passport, Will Travel! We want to let traveling Dukes everywhere know how to find you., James Madison University
Heather Morrison's the one - who, as a chemistry undergraduate, has already received financial backing from the National Science Foundation and the Jeffress Memorial Trust Fund, Bill Gentry
JMU alumna ventures away from corporate America for just a bit to try her hand at writing, Erin Pettit
John Fahey's the one … who helps enhance teacher education by teaching JMU students, classroom teachers and schoolchildren, Bill Gentry
Like wild fire: Two alumni started Wildwires, a Harrisonburg datacom and telecom company, while they were still students, Allison Mall
Living in Exile: On the 700th anniversary of Dante's exile, JMU scholars say the experience of exile crosses borders to both alienate and inspire, Pam Brock
London Calling': Madison House directors recount their continuing love affair with Semester in London - and each other, Katie Templin
Marble Swamp's music man: Founder and musician Jon Solomonson ('86) gets new compositions onto mid-Atlantic music stands, Janelle DiOrio
Marine biologist alumna brings California connection and expertise to JMU's annual biosymposium, Dan McCauley
Mark Adamchak's the one … who landed a job with KPMG thanks to his internship, JMU's accounting program and his own drive to be the best, Bill Gentry
Morgana Wallace's the one… who helped run JMU's award-winning Alternative Spring Break program and made three service trips before she set off on a Peace Corps assignment, Bill Gentry
My view: SARS in the Asia Pacific region: 'Residents of the hardest hit areas were strongly advised to not come to meetings in person. Business ground to a halt.', Charles N. Regan III
On a Wing and a Prayer: Audacity propels English professor and WWII fighter pilot Geoffrey Morley-Mower into the skies with the RAF, James Madison University
rich with LIFE: Students and alumni explore evidence at Montpelier's first fieldslave quarters, Chris Edwards
Sports Standout 18 holes in history: Senior golfer Jay Woodson leads JMU men's golf into 2004 season, James Madison University
Sports Standout On and of the court: Academic All-American has the highest GPA of all JMU tennis players, Lisa Freedman
The art of making a difference: Music professor and visual resources curator earn 2004 JMU Alumni Association Awards, Cheryl Lock and Lisa Freedman
Top science stories of 2002: Alum's research on forest plague's threat to giant redwoods is No. 43 of Discover magazine's top 100 science stories of 2002, James Madison University
Winning composer makes his Escape: Richmond Symphony to feature music grad's original composition in spring of 2004, Michelle Hite
You are only as writerly as the last thing you've written': Poet Nikky Finney on convening, silence, empathy and being human, Kendra Hamilton
You call these professors retiring? Twenty-one veteran faculty members say goodbye to JMU, Celena Mack, Allison Mall, Ashley Walkley, and Michelle Hite
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