Does JMU have an actual voter fraud curriculum, or do the students have to figure it out on their own?

I went to JMU and learned to be a criminal.

I also caught some nasty STDs.

Ask Joseph Fitzgerald. It's Joseph Fitzgerald who leads this august group of voter registration fraud leaders.

Joseph Fitzgerald won't step down now that his organization's tactics have been exposed.

Just blame the one kid who got caught.

you don't actually have to take classes or even be a student....just show up for liberal causes (save the trees, save the earth, mens room stalls with holes in them) and volunteer for whatever brainwashing pitch sounds most dedicated

To date, the submission through HarrisonburgVOTES of some 19 fraudulent voter registration forms have been traced to a single student (perhaps named Andrew Spieles) whose motivations remain unknown. He has not been charged with anything. Neither has anyone else. Meanwhile, voter registration efforts everywhere have this sort of thing to contend with. It's all very like employee-theft at Macy's.

I went to and graduated from JMU in '92.

When I was a freshman in '87 the total cost of tuition and room/board was $5,600/yr.

The political science department was fairly middle of the road. We had a few conservatives, a few liberals.

There was very little SJW activity back then.

The closest thing to a radical protest that I can remember was when a bunch of naïve, hot sorority chicks stood outside D-Hall and protested that it was serving Veal.

I had an extra piece of veal just to rub it in.

You will not become proficient at ANYTHING attending JMU.

JMU has a well respected Education School. Its business school has slipped in the past few years but still usually ranks in the top 40 or 50 in the country.