James Madison University
SAL’s James Madison University chapter found a great way for members to spend time with each other, with the chapter taking a trip to Funky’s College Skate Night.
The most engaging and active leadership roles are filling the role of a Chapter officer. This is an opportunity to develop hands on experience in communication, project planning & execution, team building, and time management. Elections occur once per year, typically in early spring. Click here to read a brief description of each officer position.
Caitlyn Ritter - Emerging Leaders Graduate Scholarship, 2017
Julia Aymonin - Emerging Leaders Scholarship, 2016
Meredith Byrne - Chapter Leadership Award, 2016
Brandon Moody - Chapter Leadership Award, 2016
Noelle Pinkerd - Path to Excellence Award, 2016
Jennifer Moya - Chapter Leadership Award, 2014
Amanda Mey - Path to Excellence Award, 2012
Susannah Jones - Emerging Leaders Scholarship, 2012
Lacey L. Wallace - National Academic Achievement Award, 2009
Megan Forrester - Emerging Leaders Scholarship, 2009
Kristin Marie St. Mars - Path to Excellence Award, 2007
SAL’s James Madison University chapter found a great way for members to spend time with each other, with the chapter taking a trip to Funky’s College Skate Night.
2018’s Food Fight Against Hunger event has come to a close, and we’re proud of all the work that members accomplished!
Arboretum Clean-Up After a long winter, SAL members at James Madison University were eager for an outdoor service project. They decided on their tried and true arboretum clean-up.
Serving & Socializing SAL chapters have enjoyed the spirit of the fall season this school year. In addition to the Food Fight Against Hunger, members have decorated cards for kids, hosted fun social events and volunteered at fun Halloween activities.
Ropes Course James Madison University SAL Members took bonding to new heights when the chapter participated in their school’s high ropes course together.
Arboretum Clean-Up For years now, the JMU SAL chapter has volunteered to clean up their campus arboretum. Members were split up into groups with some picking weeds out of the Zen Garden and others