James Madison University recently welcomed 31 Suffolk students among the class of 2020 to campus.

The incoming freshman class represents an accomplished, diverse group of individuals who hail from 33 states, the District of Columbia and 19 countries around the world.

Tayler Pearl, whose major is accounting.

Dillon Wright, whose major is accounting.

Gabrielle Thorne, whose major is biology.

Bryan Branch, whose major is biology.

Justin Holloway, whose major is computer information systems.

Jennifer Rockwell, whose major is computer science.

Colin Moor, whose major is economics.

Zachary Ourlian, whose major is engineering.

Demetrius Rodriguez, whose major is engineering.

Amanda Ford, whose major is English.

Brendan Ratkovich, whose major is finance.

David Richter, whose major is finance.

Erika Williams, whose major is health sciences.

Sarah Pearce, whose major is health sciences.

Brittany Neilan, whose major is health sciences.

Madison Davis, whose major is hospitality management.

Kassie Bishop, whose major is justice studies.

Justin Chicot, whose major is kinesiology.

Vincent Ambrosino, whose major is management.

Alexander Kaye, whose major is management.

Matthew March, whose major is management.

Pauline Ferguson, whose major is nursing.

Madison McGrath, whose major is nursing.

Jared Grato, whose major is nursing.

Susan Mounie, whose major is nursing.

Falyn Fentress, whose major is nursing.

Harrison Ehrenzeller, whose major is sport and recreation management.

Ryan Kluck, whose major is sport and recreation management.

Jaylen Barnes, whose major is theater.

Marissa Mullen, whose major is undeclared.

Taylor Morrell, whose major is undeclared.