Collicello Urban Gardens
Two ISAT Seniors Micro-Farm in Downtown Harrisonburg
At 438 Collicello Street, seedlings sprout in biodegradable pots along a porch railing and unidentifiable green shoots cover the front yard.
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Mapping is Making a Difference in Ghana
Spring 2013
In 2012, Bob Kolvoord was named Esri's first education ambassador. Michael Gould, global education manager at Esri, had approached him earlier in the year about a pilot program the company was creating to introduce GIS to secondary students living in developing countries.
ISAT Students Create Website, Hope to Replace Clickers
Spring 2013
A group of integrated science and technology students has recently developed an idea that might save you time and money, eliminating the need for expensive clickers.
Seniors Present Capstone Science Projects
Spring 2013
After more than a year of research and work, senior integrated science and technology, geographic science and intelligence analysis majors completed their capstone presentations last Friday, a project which started their junior year.
Saving Global Food Sources
December 6, 2012
One professor and a handful of students are attempting to unlock a 3,000-year-old secret of the Amazonian Indians.
Announcements
- ISAT Class of 2013 Photogallery
- ISAT welcomes Dr. Stephen Marrin and Dr. Edna Reid. They will join the IA Program in preparation for the start of Fall Term 2013.
- Best wishes to Dr. Joe Marchal as he retires in June from JMU.
- Congratulations to Dr. Noel Hendrickson! As of June 1, he will become the new Director for the IA Program.
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