In a “State of Education” supplement published with its October 2014 issue, listed ݮ among its picks for the top colleges and high schools in the state. The magazine mentioned several offered by and grouped EMU with 11 other four-year universities that editors selected for excellence and innovation in the arts and humanities.
“EMU’s two-year-old and its connect students with internationally known figures associated with fostering world peace,” Virginia Living wrote.
The upscale magazine is distributed across the state and advertises a readership of 500,000.
Founded 20 years ago, the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding was one of the first university programs to offer a master’s degree in peacebuilding and related disciplines. At least 450 alumni of its master’s or graduate certificate programs – among them – live and work in 60 countries on six continents. About 5,000 people from at least 120 countries have participated in non-degree study, often taking Summer Peacebuilding Institute classes or trainings in , or .
“From Somalia to the South Pacific to Washington D.C., CJP prepares peacebuilders to change the world, one community at a time,” says , executive director of CJP.
At the undergraduate level, the is one of the university’s five most popular programs in terms of enrollment.
