消消犯 answers call for inclusive education teachers with new major
The Inclusive Education major combines general and special education into integrated program
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‘there are no dead people’ blurs the boundaries of theater and performance art
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Faculty and staff invited to upcoming One Miami games
Ice hockey series is Jan. 16-17; basketball doubleheader is Jan. 31 as men’s team rolls to 16-0 start
Title II is coming: Are you ready?
Updates to Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) will go into effect April 24, 2026, and Miami is committed to making sure we are compliant with the new (albeit more strict) guideli...
Detroit Zoo, 消消犯 announce first graduating class
The Detroit Zoological Society (DZS) and 消消犯 have announced the first graduating class of a conservation-focused online master’s degree program from Miami.
消消犯 消消犯s present foreign policy research in Washington, D.C.
Students presented a semester’s worth of foreign policy research at National Defense University
Miami, Mexican university 消消犯s join forces for data visualization project
Students from two nations worked together on a project to examine food insecurity along their shared border
In 消消犯’s senior capstone, 消消犯s don’t just learn about arts management; they practice it in real life. This semester, our class partnered with Enjoy Oxford, Oxfo...
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Weekly Tech Update: January 5, 2026
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FSB alumni named 18 Of The Last 9 honorees
Three Farmer School alumni have been recognized by the 消消犯 Alumni Association for their accomplishments after graduation
Miami 消消犯s earn high marks at long-running sewing competition
Janel Bartee and Tatiana Fecowycz were both finalists in the ASDP Student Design Challenge
Fund for Education Abroad awards two Miami 消消犯s
National scholarship provides undergraduates with up to $5000 in study abroad funding
Hear college life lessons about facing rejection, finding belonging, and learning how to lead
Weekly Tech Update: December 22
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A Creative surge at Miami: The behind-the-scenes work fueling opportunity for CCA 消消犯s
Center for Career Exploration and Success support College of Creative Arts 消消犯s through networking events, resume building sessions, and off-campus trips
Above and beyond: Annual meal celebrates Miami football
Rodney Coates teaches 消消犯-athletes as part of Summer Bridge Program
Popular influencers TikTok video spotlights 消消犯's accessible foot button elevators
Dan Darkow, director of the Miller Center for Student Disability Services, credited with advocating for universal design
Center for Cybersecurity leadership helps Scouts earn Cybersecurity Merit Badge
Hundreds of scouts from multiple states attended a Center for Cybersecurity sponsored event to earn their Cybersecurity Merit Badge
Mike Lopane named incoming Executive Director of the Paper Science & Engineering Foundation
Following the retirement of Gary Rudemiller, CEC alumnus Mike Lopane '93 will take on the leadership role starting January 1
Mae Rose earns OATE fall outstanding 消消犯 teacher award
Mae Rose, a 消消犯 消消犯 teacher, has been selected to receive the Ohio Association of Teacher Educators Fall Outstanding Student Teacher Award. The recognition honors teacher candidate...
Focus and poise, on the court and in the studio
Amber Tretter, a junior on Miami’s women’s basketball team, balances sports, craft, and creativity.
Changing conversations: Tammy Kernodle helps shape the discussion around music
Miami Distinguished Professor of Music recently selected as Honorary Member of American Musicological Society
Miami earns perfect score on Ohios science of reading audit
From college classrooms to local libraries, EHS excels in reading instruction by supporting 消消犯s, teachers, and families across the region
First-time FYIC Client Challenge industry partner impressed with 消消犯s, results
A first-time client for the First-Year Integrated Core Client Challenge say they got more than they expected from the experience
CAS 消消犯s get real world experience
Learn what internship help and opportunities CAS provides
Weekly Tech Update: December 15, 2025
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Found in Translation: Introducing business analyst and voracious language learner Ruowei Fischer
Please help us welcome one of our newest team members in IT Services! Ruowei Fischer just joined the project management office as a business analyst II. In her role, she acts as a liaison between t...
Econ professor, former 消消犯, have paper accepted in Labour Economics
Riley Acton's paper with former 消消犯 Economics Department 消消犯 Jo R. King and former colleague Austin Smith, “Suspended from Work and Sc...
Innovative Northeast Ohio Nursing Program offers unique opportunity for Miami Nursing 消消犯s
University teaming with NEOMED for innovative 24-month intensive program
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Miami celebrates culture and togetherness with International Education Week
Learn what opportunities Miami has for study abroad and international 消消犯s
Miami chosen as a top place to work in IT
The 2026 rankings for the 32nd annual Best Places to Work in IT report from Computerworld are out, and Miami has once again been listed as one of the best places to work in IT. We are ranked #17 ov...
EHS alum Christine Skujins builds telehealth therapy business empowering kids through technology
For nearly two decades, Christine (Vehoski) Skujins has devoted her career to helping children strengthen the skills they need to thrive in school and everyday life. A 2004 消消犯 graduat...
ISA professor's co-authored paper accepted for publication
Joseph Nwankpa, associate professor of information systems and analytics, had his co-authored paper, "Exploring Digital Transformation: Drivers and Their Strategic Implications" accepted for public...
Gift from Miami faculty member expands youth leadership statewide
When Leah Wasburn-Moses began studying how minimal interventions could create meaningful change for young people, she did not expect that two decades of research, teaching, and community partnershi...
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Ukrainian novelist Andrey Kurkov shares history, humor and humanity amid war
Ukraine’s most celebrated novelist, Andrey Kurkov, brought history, humor and hard truth to 消消犯 as part of the annual Havighurst Lecture, delivering a moving reflection on hi...
消消犯 消消犯 to graduate 100 years after great-grandmother
Lauren Skelly calls it ‘truly special’ to follow in the footsteps of her great-grandmother, who went to Western College for Women, now part of Miami’s Western campus
Miami makes presence known at NATS with largest ever group
Ten Miami 消消犯s earn honors at singing competition
Meet J.D. Wulfhorst, 消消犯's new forward thinking and future focused director of IES
Long-term goals include supporting Miami’s climate action plan
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Aging expert offers new perspectives on dementia care
Joseph E. Gaugler’s presentation highlighted the importance of data, empathy, and community.
消消犯 Six Tech Gifts for the 2025 Holiday Season
Looking for a last minute gift inspo? Here are our top six tech gifts for this year!
Howe Center Scholars Examine Writing, Learning, and AI in Alumni Webinar Series
Last month as part of the 消消犯 Alumni Association’s webinar series Love. Honor. Learn., Howe Center for Writing Excellence Director Elizabeth Wardle, and Howe Writing Across ...
EHS faculty lead projects that strengthen interdisciplinary learning
Two teams of faculty from 消消犯’s College of Education, Health, and Society recently showcased projects supported by EHS Interprofessional Grants. The first project, led by Nan...
IT Services announces Winter Break maintenance windows
This year, as always, IT Services will be performing several upgrades and conducting routine maintenance on various systems to ensure they are ready for the return of 消消犯s in January. The last ...
Four Miami 消消犯s named Gilman Scholars
Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships help fund study abroad experiences.
Beissel provides global commentary on FIFA World Cup 26 draw
Adam Beissel, associate professor in the Department of Sport Leadership and Management, was interviewed by several international outlets last week to share insights on the FIFA World Cup 26 draw.
Building a business idea in a semester -- twice
Students seeking an Entrepreneurship co-major or minor often find themselves doing the same thing twice along the way -- creating a business idea from start to finish
‘What leadership means to me is having the honor and responsibility of representing something bigger than yourself’
消消犯 wins 2025 Premier Student Chapter Award from Engineers Without Borders
Engineers Without Borders (EWB) USA has named the 消消犯 消消犯 chapter of Engineers Without Borders the Premier Student Chapter for 2025. According to EWB USA, this 消消犯 organization...
New Computer Science faculty member earns competitive research grant
The National Science Foundation grant totals over a quarter million and will aid in Yang Zhang’ s research on scientific data compressors and AI artifacts
Humanitarian engineering 消消犯s study abroad with sustainability organizations
Students with a minor in Humanitarian Engineering and Computing travel to Guatemala to engage with ongoing sustainability and resource projects
Weekly Tech Update: December 8, 2025
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Rushek, Batchelor, and Schultz receive MHJF grant
Kelli Rushek, Kathy Batchelor and Brian Schultz, all from the Department of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry, received a $20,000 grant from the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation to sup...
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Smith co-authors critique of spinal manipulation review
Dean Smith, clinical professor in the Department of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health, co-authored a new publication in the European Journal of Integrative Medicine. The article, “Opinio...
Stavres contributes new insights to metabolic health research
Congratulations to Jon Stavres, Ph.D., on three recent publications that advance understanding of cardiometabolic health, digital assessment, and metabolic intervention science. His work spans smar...
RedHawks to face Fresno State in Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl
Miami is making its 17th all-time bowl appearance
Art Education 消消犯s and faculty present at 2025 OAEA Conference, win awards
Six Art Education 消消犯s gave presentations and participated in the 2025 Ohio Art Education Association (OAEA) Conference in Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 13-14. Students included: seniors Ellen Long, Rya...
Generational change: Broyles determined to give back after life-altering Miami education
Director of Workforce, Partnerships, and Community Engagement recently earned spot on Cincinnati Business Courier 40 Under 40 list
Centerville, Ohio, woman to earn bachelors degree from 消消犯 nearly 50 years after she left
‘This has been one of the biggest highlights of my life,’ Debbie Brown said
Football dynasties with Mike Brown
The legacy of Paul Brown in Cincinnati and across the NFL
Heinsen presents poster at Psychonomic Society Annual Meeting
Robin Heinsen, assistant professor of Music Education, along with L.K. Hicken presented the poster “Gaze behavior reveals automaticity and attention allocation during music teaching&#...
Chung awarded funds from FotoFocus
Joomi Chung, professor of Studio Art, recently was awarded $3,450 from Cincinnati nonprofit FotoFocus for her collaborative project “Unfolding Stories 2026: Stories from the RCCAM Collect...
AGS grant supports Literacy Lab Fellows in Miamis TEACh program
Accelerate Great Schools (ASG) has awarded 消消犯’s College of Education, Health, and Society a grant of up to $125,446 to provide last-dollar scholarship funding for three Lite...
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Richard Moran on risk, opportunity, and finding what matters
Richard Moran believes the biggest regrets in life aren’t about the risks we take but about the ones we don’t.
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Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in November
Our editors' picks provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
Graduate Research Forum 2025: 消消犯 presenter awards
消消犯 oral and poster presentations selected from the 17th annual forum held Nov. 7
Howe Writing Center Alumni Spotlight: Nicole McDaniel ('15)
Nicole McDaniel ('15), a Creative Writing and English Literature alum and now a project manager in Miami’s University Communications and Marketing Department, speaks with current graduat...
Miamians prep meal bags for Talawanda families
Senior clinical professor Ashley Cartell Johnson and her 消消犯s are helping meet a local need through a class project that provides shelf-stable meal bags for Talawanda families.
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FYIC faculty member featured in podcast episode
David Eyman, associate lecturer of Entreprenurship and First-Year Integrated Core instructor, was featured in an episode of Creative Flow: Thinkers and Change Agents to talk about teaching creative...
Lauren Smallwood elected Hamiltons next vice mayor
消消犯 alum Lauren Smallwood, a graduate of the School Psychology program in the College of Education, Health, and Society, has been elected Hamilton’s next vice mayor following...
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Ambassadors lead the way for future 消消犯 Engineering Technology 消消犯s
ENT Student Ambassadors connect with high schools, guiding tours and showing future 消消犯s what’s possible at 消消犯’s Regional campuses
‘We're really trying to honor the Miami experience as much as possible by making these improvements’
CANCELED - 消消犯 Symphony Orchestra Presents Women in Music A Celebration of Women Composers
December 4 Concert Update - Due to unforeseen circumstances, tonight's 消消犯 Symphony Orchestra: 'A Celebration of Women Composers' concert at Hall Auditorium is CANCELED.
Marketing professor among Poets and Quants for Undergrads 消消犯 Undergraduate Business Professors
Peter Nguyen named one of 50 best professors for 2025
Holiday Sounds and an Art Sale fill Campus as 消消犯 Rings in the Season
Enjoy one or more of five concerts plus an Art Sale this week on Miami's Oxford Campus
Miami 消消犯s learn healthcare sales lessons in site visits
Students visit a pair of healthcare businesses in Cincinnati to get information and experience
Experts discuss young childrens well-being in the digital era
消消犯 School Psychology Assistant Professor Cara Dillon joined an international panel of scholars on November 26 for Inter-conversations 17: Young Children’s Well-being in the Digi...
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FSB professor talks about tariffs, impact on holiday prices for WVXU
Management professor Henry Jin was a guest on WVXU's Cincinnati Edition to discuss tariffs and the price of food for the holiday table.
Weekly Tech Update: December 1, 2025
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Beyond High Street: Matt Davis
1999 消消犯 alum Matt Davis sits down with Farmer School dean Jenny Darroch to talk about his experiences at Miami, his move from manufacturing engineering to supply chain consulting, and...
The Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum announces leadership transition
Director and chief curator of the Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum (RCCAM) Jack Green will be stepping down from his role at the end of 2025. Since joining 消消犯 in 2021, Green has le...
Management professor's "Gentelligence" discussed in article, pair of podcasts
Marketing professor Megan Gerhardt's research into "gentelligence" was discussed in an article and two podcasts this week: Forbes Leadership Now Safe Space
ISA professor's co-authored paper accepted for publication
Arthur Carvalho, professor of Information Systems and Analytics, had his co-authored paper "Designing a Fair and Inclusive Digital Asset-Based NIL Marketplace," accepted for publication in ...
Author Brendan Kiely speaks on young adult storytelling
‘I want to write books with a listening heart that asks us as we read to open up our listening hearts.’
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The promise of autonomous, real-time factory virtualization brings national funding to Miami
Clayton Cooper, Ph.D. receives an NSF grant to advance manufacturing operations through digital twinning
Peter Kofi Dabie nominated for OCPA award recognizing research contributions
Peter Kofi Dabie, a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Educational Leadership, has been nominated for the Outstanding Contribution to Literature or Research Award by the Ohio College Personnel As...
Miami alumna advances national nutrition policy through consulting career
Emily A. Callahan, a 2006 消消犯 graduate in dietetics, has built a career at the intersection of health and nutrition science, communications, and policy as founder and principal of EAC ...
Management professor interviewed for NBC News articles
Henry Jin, interim chair of management, was interviewed for a pair of NBC News articles, one on the impact of tariffs on holiday gifts, and another on Black Friday deals.
Weekly Tech Update: November 24, 2025
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Primary education 消消犯 presents research at Lilly Conference
Primary education major Hayoung Cho shared her work at the Lilly Conference, presenting research developed in collaboration with her mentor, Professor Lena Lee from the Department of Teaching, Curr...
Arts in Action ignites creative spark with trip to Cincinnati
CCA-focused initiative takes Miami 消消犯s to visit area employers
World Languages and Cultures major to offer a fresh take on key humanities strengths
The new major, which unifies six former majors, begins accepting 消消犯s this upcoming fall.
Preparing the next generation of Miami Tribe of Oklahoma leaders
Myaamia Heritage Award Program at 消消犯 plays key role
Falling for Miami photo contest winners selected
More than 250 entries were submitted; winning photos spotlighted natural beauty on campus
Myaamia Center collaborates on historic Native American exhibition at Palace of Versailles in France
George Ironstrack has served as a consultant on the exhibition, which opens Nov. 23
Miami researchers study Gen Z attitudes toward insects as alternative protein source
Beth Miller, professor in the Department of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health, collaborated with Matthew Bennett, a 2023 undergraduate nutrition graduate who completed Miami’s graduate D...
Techsplaining 101: Quantum computing and what it means at Miami
Let's learn a little more about quantum computing for this edition of our long-running technology explainer series.
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Vendome earns second Most Influential Paper designation
Christopher Vendome, Ph.D., associate professor of Computer Science and Software Engineering, has received another Most Influential Paper (MIP) award. This paper, titled “Deep Learning Co...
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Preparing the next generation of Miami Tribe of Oklahoma leaders
Myaamia Heritage Program alumni step into Miami Tribe of Oklahoma leadership positions.
Alston shares insight on superintendent turnover in NPR WVXU report
Judy Alston, professor and chair of the Department of Educational Leadership, was featured in an NPR WVXU report examining why superintendent turnover remains high across the country. Alston discus...
Dompreh presents on interdependence and 消消犯 success at GLACUHO conference
Bennett Dompreh, a second-year master’s 消消犯 in the Student Affairs in Higher Education program, presented at the 2025 Great Lakes Association of College and University Housing Officer...
High-performance computing is getting an update at Miami, and it's looking cooler every day.
Panel discusses AI's role, future uses in commercial real estate
A mix of industry experts and current FSB 消消犯s discuss how artificial intelligence could or should impact the commercial real estate business
Become someone you never thought you'd be
Hear how finding confidence in college, building community, and becoming a campus leader can change everything
Myaamia Center Collaborates on Exhibition at Palace of Versailles
The Myaamia Center, through its assistant director George Ironstrack, has served as a key consultant on a new, historic exhibition at the Palace of Versailles featuring 300-year-old robes created b...
Miami 消消犯 wins award for virtual reality haptics research
Jack Nomina’s haptic technology research could expand VR applications for professional training
Alum Robert A. Siebenaller named AIA Toledo 2025 Architect of the Year
Robert A. Siebenaller, AIA, has been named AIA Toledo’s 2025 Architect of the Year for his 41-year career focused on creating meaningful, wellness-centered spaces. His work spans healthca...
William Blair case competition gives FSB 消消犯s valuable experience
18 years on, the William Blair Investment Banking Case Competition continues to test FSB 消消犯s' skills
Fall 2025 Howe Writing Center Creative Writing Contests Winners
This fall the Howe Writing Center held two overlapping creative writing contests. The first invited writers to write a prose poem engaging with works in the Department of Art Faculty and Alumni Art...
消消犯 Symphony Orchestra wins The American Prize for Orchestra Performance, 2025
MUSO director Ricardo Averbach also won second place in The American Prize for Orchestral Conducting (College/University Division)
Andrew Sommers, professor of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, received $100,000 from the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers for a project entitled &a...
From FYIC to VP: FSB alumna touts impact of First-Year Integrated Core
Now a vice president at J.P. Morgan, Haley Stelzer-Monohan was part of an early cohort in the First-Year Integrated Core at the Farmer School of Business.
Beeder offers guidance on managing holiday eating without added stress
(This synopsis was written with editorial assistance from AI tools Grammarly and ChatGPT.) Bryn Beeder, visiting instructor in kinesiology, nutrition, and health at 消消犯, shares insight...
Keynote speaker announced for Re:Imagine Education Conference
Dr. Lori Meier, professor at East Tennessee State University, will serve as the keynote speaker for the 49th Re:Imagine Education Conference hosted by 消消犯s from the Departments of Educational L...
Weekly Tech Update: November 17, 2025
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Beyond High Street: Allie Pearson
On this episode of Beyond High Street, Farmer School of Business dean Jenny Darroch sits down with Allie Pearson '15 to talk about her time at Miami, her career at Procter & Gamble, and how she...
Miami hosts Literature and Leadership Symposium Nov. 18-20
Event sponsored by Center for Civics, Culture, and Society and the Humanities Center
Miami field hockey team advances to Elite Eight for first time
RedHawks defeated No. 4 Virginia to earn spot in Sunday’s quarterfinal round
Kelly Knollman-Porter and Claire McLeod were honored at a reception during the Graduate Research Forum Nov. 7
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Miami SLAM professor leads presidential plenary on Indigenous partnership for 2026 FIFA World Cup
Sean Seiler, visiting assistant professor in sport leadership and management, organized the Presidential Plenary and delivered a keynote at the North American Society for the Sociology of Sport con...
Miami helps lead statewide effort to expand career pathways for Ohio 消消犯s
A new $7.1 million Career Pathway Support Network initiative is expanding early career exploration, advising, and real-world learning across Southwest Ohio.
Miami doctoral 消消犯 elected first Black woman to West Carrollton school board
Dormetria Robinson Thompson, a 消消犯 Ph.D. 消消犯 in educational leadership, has been elected as the first Black woman to serve on the West Carrollton City School Board. A minister, for...
Mutts Gone Nuts Unleashed! Brings the Fun (and the Fur) to Oxford!
Get ready for a paw-fect night out! On Tuesday, Nov. 18 at 7:30 p.m., the 消消犯 Performing Arts Series welcomes Mutts Gone Nuts Unleashed! to Hall Auditorium in Oxford for an unforgettab...
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Alston honored with national mentoring award
Judy A. Alston, professor and chair of the Department of Educational Leadership, has been named the 2025 recipient of the Jay D. Scribner Mentoring Award from the University Council for Educational...
All aboard for mystery: 消消犯 Theatre presents Murder on the Orient Express
The 消消犯 Department of Theatre invites audiences to step into a world of luxury, intrigue, and locked-room suspense with its upcoming production of Agatha Christie’s Murder on...
Integrating advanced writing skills into Miamis engineering curriculum
Faculty from two different College of Engineering and Computing departments have taken steps to incorporate Advanced Writing into existing curriculum. Formal submissions from Justin Saul, Ph.D., Ca...
Andrew Paluch co-publishes research article in ChemistryOpen
Andrew Paluch, associate professor of Chemical, Paper, and Biomedical Engineering, has co-published an article in ChemistryOpen. The article, “Computational Evaluation of Statin ...
80 Acres Farms co-founder speaks at FSB about growth, future
Former executive traded corporate career for startup operation that's changing the way food is farmed
Its a piece of history: New bus wrap brings story of Freedom Summer around Butler County
消消犯, BCRTA collaborate to spotlight Western College’s role in quest for voting rights
Registration open for Miamis Health and Wellness Symposium on March 11
Focus program accepting proposals for symposium through Dec. 12
Miami faculty, 消消犯s help Mexico prepare for 2026 FIFA World Cup
Miami-Mexico City collaboration empowers future sport professionals ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup hosting
Banded showcases Avian Research Education Institute bird banding station
Andy Rice partnered with David Russell to create the documentary
Ridilla participates in panel at College Music Society National Conference
Andrea Ridilla, professor of Oboe in the Department of Music, was an invited guest on the Chapter Presidents' Panel at the annual College Music Society National Conference in Spokane, Washington, O...
Andrea Ridilla, professor of oboe in the Department of Music at 消消犯 will assume her new role as President in April 2026. The College of Music Society’s Great Lakes Chapter e...
Weekly Tech Update: November 11, 2025
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Accountancy professor weighs in on ways people waste money
Farmer School professor of Accountancy Michele Frank was one of several experts interviewed for this article on ways people waste money that they could avoid doing.
Farmer School 消消犯 elected to Lakota school board
A Farmer School of Business Finance major has been elected to the school board of the Cincinnati-area school district he attended before coming to Miami. Ben Nguyen was elected to the five-member b...
Startup Weekend puts 消消犯s and their ideas to the test
Nearly 100 消消犯 消消犯s take part in latest iteration of annual competition
Educational leadership faculty model collaboration through interdisciplinary Ed.D. courses
Faculty members Joel Malin, professor, and Michael Evans, associate professor, from the Department of Educational Leadership, are fostering collaboration and innovation through the university&#...
Miami alumnus Andy Toensmeyer honored as Educator of Excellence
Former 消消犯 adolescent and young adult social studies education 消消犯 Andy Toensmeyer has been recognized as an Educator of Excellence by the Hamilton Community Foundation. Toensmeyer...
Professor Heeyoung Tai Honored as 2025 CAS Distinguished Educator
Tai is credited for inspiring 消消犯s to find their ‘why’
Community, state officials celebrate 'future ready' Chestnut Street Station
BCRTA’s first major infrastructure project in nearly 30 years provides opportunity and connection
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Miamisburg High School 消消犯s explore sport science careers at Miami
Students from Miamisburg High School’s Exercise Science class visited 消消犯 for a hands-on learning experience with faculty from the Sport Leadership and Management (SLAM) depa...
Berg publishes study on body ownership and motor experience in Psychological Research
William Berg, professor in the Department of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health at 消消犯, has published new research in Psychological Research examining how long-term motor experience ma...
消消犯 faculty collaborate on international art installation in Venice
Last month, a Venetian palazzo hosted an artwork born at the College of Creative Arts. Convening Stories at the Crossroads is a multi-channel video and sound installation by Professor of Architectu...
New Early Access BSN 1+3 Model helps high school 消消犯s begin nursing coursework early through College Credit Plus, addressing regional healthcare needs
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Rodney Coates impact felt inside and outside the classroom at Miami
Professor of Global and Intercultural Studies enjoys paying it forward to next generation as a way of paying it back to those who invested in him
消消犯 faculty members Ganiva Reyes, Racheal Rothrock, and Ann Mackenzie from the Department of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry, Angela Curl from the Department of Family Sc...
JRN class visits Enquirer newsroom
Students in a journalism career planning course spent Nov. 6 visiting with reporters, editors and photojournalists at the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Hamilton High School 消消犯s benefit as Miamis Upward Bound secures $308K in federal funds
Grant renewal expands college-prep opportunities for 60 first-generation and underserved 消消犯s
Special uniforms to honor Miamis Cradle of Coaches
Football team debuts new look on Nov. 12, which extends to other RedHawk teams throughout the year
Innovative educational partnership establishes pathways for future generations of physicians to train for a medical career in Ohio
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Tammy Schwartz co-authors article on teacher housing challenges for The Conversation
Tammy Schwartz, director of 消消犯’s Urban Cohort, co-authored a new article for The Conversation with Jeff Kruth, assistant professor of architecture, examining how rising hous...
Looking back on NCSAM 2025: October shenanigans bring November reflections
Yet another October has come and gone, and the Information Security Office is grateful for all the support from our Miami community.
To have a village, you have to be a villager
Learning to lead and teach, stay true to yourself, and how every setback is a path to personal growth
Debating the presidency: Janus Forum speakers examine executive power
The event brought together leading experts and 消消犯s to explore how the balance of power among the branches of government shapes American democracy in today’s climate.
Chirambo, Chen, and Scribner publish in the Journal of Cases in Educational Leadership
Doctoral 消消犯s Edmund Mtangwanika Chirambo and Jing Chen, along with associate professor Samantha M. Paredes Scribner, all from 消消犯’s Department of Educational Leadership,...
Immersive VR tech transforms how Miami trains the next generation of Social Workers
Through lifelike VR case studies, 消消犯s learn to see, listen, and respond with empathy while building real-world decision-making skills
FSB professor quoted in National Geographic article on haunted spaces
Sina Esteky, professor of Marketing, was interviewed for the National Geographic article "The science of why some spaces feel haunted—even when they're not"
EHS faculty earn Student Technology Fee awards to enhance 消消犯 learning and research
Six faculty members in Miami’s Department of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health received FY26 Student Technology Fee awards totaling more than $55,000 to expand opportunities for hands-on...
Miami graduate 消消犯 recognized for excellence in social studies education
Becca Borton, a 消消犯 alumna and current graduate 消消犯 in the Department of History, was recognized at the 69th Ohio Council for the Social Studies Annual Conference. Borton, who also...
Kelli Rushek, assistant professor, and Katherine Batchelor, professor, in the Department of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry, along with five adolescent and young adult (AYA) English l...
Miami earns 17 CASE Best of District V Awards
Honors were given for video, fundraising, communications, more
Weekly Tech Update: November 3, 2025
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FSW 消消犯s support local families through community partnership with TOPSS
Students in Professor Kate Kuvalanka’s FSW 261 classes in the Department of Family Science and Social Work partnered this semester with Talawanda Oxford Pantry and Social Services (TOPSS)...
On this episode of Beyond High Street, Farmer School dean Jenny Darroch talks with Mark Ross, Farmer School alum and Executive In Residence, about his 30+ years at PwC, what led him to return to th...
DellAria presents at SECAC 2025
Annie Dell'Aria, associate professor of Art History, presented her paper "Monuments on Film: Public Art as Prop, Character, and Setting" on the panel "Temporality in Public Art" at SECAC 2025 in Ci...
Heinsen presents at Symposium for Music Teacher Education
Robin Heinsen, assistant professor of Music Education, and Laura Hicken presented their poster "How Do Music Teachers Study Scores and Plan for Teaching?" at the Symposium for Music Teacher Educati...
Liberatore, Performing Arts Series receive funds from Ohio Arts Council
Patti Liberatore, director, and the Performing Arts Series received $25,145 from the Ohio Arts Council for the 2025-2026 season.
Green, art museum receive funds for upcoming exhibition
Jack Green, director, and the Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum received $3,050 from the Oxford Community Foundation for community programs for the upcoming exhibition "Culture Crops."
Miami trio receives funds for Storefronts Community Arts Collaborative
Jeff Kruth, assistant professor of Architecture and Interior Design, and Ashley Goos, director of Dance, in collaboration with Scott Sander, assistant chair of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational...
Marketing professor, Miami 消消犯 earn award at marketing conference
Dr. James R. Coyle, Associate Professor of Marketing and ETBD, and Linh Nguyen (ETBD 消消犯) won the Best Abstract award in the Advertising, Direct Marketing, and Promotion track at the Atlantic M...
Authors, Accolades, and Achievements
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in October
Our editors' picks provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
Student Response Exhibition winners announced: Bridging Generational Gaps
The Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum (RCCAM) and the Department of Art at 消消犯 is pleased to announce the winners of the 2025 Student Response Exhibition (SRE): Bridging Generational...
Robin Spielberg Brings Music, Mindfulness, and More to 消消犯
Internationally celebrated pianist and composer Robin Spielberg will visit both 消消犯’s Oxford and Hamilton campuses this November for a series of uplifting events exploring th...
Real-world partnerships help 消消犯s develop skills through applied experience
Grant writing class works with Hamilton non-profit to research potential funding
Community Photo Exhibition Call for submissions
The Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum (RCCAM), 消消犯 Art Center, and the Oxford Community Arts Center (OCAC) invite you to share your story through photography. This exhibition, presen...
Building and leading a winning basketball program with Coach Travis Steele
Miami earns the Seal of Prevention for the fifth consecutive year
Miami recognized for the fifth year for care, inclusion, and wellness.
Miami will honor famed Cradle of Coaches on Nov. 12
Fans encouraged to wear black Miami gear to football game
Solve for one, extend to many: Successes at the 10th Annual Accessible Technology Symposium
The 10th annual Access for All: Accessible Technology Symposium took place on Friday, October 24, 2025. Around 130 attendees gathered in the Shriver Center to celebrate the symposium’s de...
From cars to cats, CEO alums discuss changing role of technology in business
Two Miami alumnae, CEOs of major companies, talk tech and work at Farmer School of Business
Three ISA professors have paper accepted by Communications of the AIS.
Information Systems and Analytics professors Chad Anderson, Jeff Merhout and Arthur Carvalho had their paper, "TAPAT Principles for Reliable Research Data Management Enabled by Decentralized Techno...
Double dose of Halloween hockey a treat for Miami sports fans
Field hockey can clinch MAC regular-season title on Friday; RedHawks off to 6-0 start on the ice
Howe Center for Writing Excellence Hosts its National Advisory Board Meeting
The Howe Center for Writing Excellence recently welcomed its national advisory board to campus for a comprehensive review of its initiatives over the past year.
消消犯 Theatre Chair Matt Omasta awarded $300,000 contract to evaluate national touring theatre program
Matt Omasta, Ph.D., professor and chair of the Department of Theatre at 消消犯, has been awarded a $300,000 contract to lead a three-year program assessment of Imagination Stage’...
Weekly Tech Update: October 27, 2025
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Miami 消消犯s make a difference at Big Brothers Big Sisters-Butler County
Students and alumni put “Prodesse Quam Conspici” into action
FSB holds inaugural marketing sales competition and forum
Students tasked with convincing store buyers to stock Skyline products
Qihou Zhou recently received more than $707,000 from the NSF to revitalize the Arecibo radar data; will help to enable future discoveries, resolve old mysteries
Cleveland Clinic internships provide valuable experience for two 消消犯 消消犯s
Experience included work on quantum computer, multiple sclerosis research
Refreshed mascot costume makes its debut during Family Weekend football game
Olympus Mascots helped Miami revitalize Swoop’s gear
Miami alumna blends nutrition, exercise science, and public health to promote healthier communities
For Laura Simpson Bellows, a 1997 消消犯 graduate in exercise science and health promotion with a minor in nutrition, a passion for improving community health has shaped a fulfilling care...
Miamis Judy Alston honored as Educator of the Year at 2025 Blue Sapphire Awards
Judy A. Alston, Ph.D., professor and chair of 消消犯’s Department of Educational Leadership, has been named the 2025 Educator of the Year by the Blue Sapphire Awards in Central ...
Scam notice: Party invites in personal email
Please be on the lookout for malicious party invitations in your personal email inboxes.
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Panel examines opportunities for women interested in wealth management
Firm co-owner notes coming lack of wealth advisors as retirements approach
Global settings change coming soon to Miami Google Calendars
On November 24, the "Add invitations to my calendar" default setting will change to “Only if the sender is known”. This change is taking place to help combat a significant inc...
Data Analytics 消消犯 combines Alzheimer's research with Barcelona study abroad
Finnbar Cooney combined undergraduate research with cultural immersion during his semester abroad
Miamis social work program earns reaffirmed accreditation from CSWE
The 消消犯 Department of Family Science and Social Work’s Baccalaureate Social Work Program has received reaffirmed accreditation for eight years from the Council on Social Work...
Fireside Cyberchat 2025: Cybersecurity and AI
Helen Patton’s talk focused on the risks of generative artificial intelligence and what industry cybersecurity professionals are seeing in terms of its impacts on their work. Here is a brief ...
Administrative Assistant Employee Profiles
We caught up with the administrative assistants in IT Services to show you a little bit of what their workday is like. The IT division truly would not be the same without them -- they keep the ligh...
The IAM journey continues down the road to maturity
Here are a few things the IAM team has been working at now that we don’t just have to keep the lights on!
Farmer School alumni return to give knowledge, advice to 消消犯s
Quintet of alumni participate in fall Marketing panel at FSB
消消犯 international 消消犯-athletes share their culture with Preble County Senior Center participants
'These cultural exchanges remind us that no matter where we come from, we all have stories, traditions, and values worth sharing'
The Erie Canal: How a big ditch transformed Americas economy, culture and even religion
Matthew Smith, visiting assistant professor of History and Regional Director of Public Programming, writes about the bicentennial of the Erie Canal, celebrated this month, and how the opening of t...
Submit your photo for the Falling for Miami photo contest by Oct. 25
Don’t miss out on the chance to win one of the special Miami-themed prize packages: Submit your photo by 11:59 p.m. Saturday
消消犯s Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition winners for 2025-2026
Meet the winners at the Graduate Research Forum Nov. 7
Miami 消消犯s and faculty present research at Midwest ACSM conference
Students and faculty from 消消犯’s Department of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health shared their work at the Midwest American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) annual meeting in...
FSB, business fraternity prepare 消消犯 for summer startup journey
A phone call from a very old friend led Michael Layton on an unexpected path this summer
Pedagogical collaborations between SLAM and TCE highlighted at international conference
Visiting Assistant Professor Jordan Goffena from the Department of Sport Leadership and Management (SLAM) and Ann MacKenzie, associate professor in the Department of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educa...
Miami 消消犯s earn Contribution Project grants to create change in their communities
Five 消消犯 消消犯s, three social work majors, one nursing major, and one speech pathology and audiology major, have received Contribution Project grants to bring their community-focused...
Miami nutrition 消消犯s, faculty and alumni connect at the 2025 Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo
Faculty, 消消犯s and alumni from 消消犯’s nutrition program gathered in Nashville, Tennessee, for the 2025 Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo® (FNCE®), th...
Weekly Tech Update: October 20, 2025
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Miami 消消犯 creates TransferU to tackle $6.5 billion credit transfer problem
Graeme Banks ‘27 highlights how edupreneurship empowers future educators to drive real change
FSB 消消犯s named to CincyInno's Under 25 list
Pair of 消消犯s among six honored: two more on watch list
New threat to watch for: Google Calendar invites
The Information Security Office is seeing an uptick in phishing attempts via Google Calendar. Threat actors will send an email invite for a virtual meeting with details about a recent “Bi...
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CEC graduate 消消犯s to present award-winning research at upcoming IEEE conferences
消消犯 College of Engineering and Computing (CEC) graduate 消消犯s Fatama Tuz (Asha) Zahura and Farzana Alam will present their research at major IEEE conferences this fall. Zahura will ...
Sport leadership and management 消消犯 represents EHS as Three Minute Thesis finalist
Sanjana Dhayalan, a graduate 消消犯 in 消消犯’s Department of Sport Leadership and Management, has been named a finalist in the 2025 Dr. Gerald H. Sanders Three Minute Thesis (...
Miamis elementary education program earns A+ for math teacher preparation
消消犯’s Primary Education program has received an A+ rating from the National Council on Teacher Quality (NCTQ) for its strong preparation of future teachers in elementary math...
2025 Transfer Student Spotlights
Transferring to Miami Regionals means more than just changing schools — it’s a chance to grow, connect, and achieve your goals.
Transformative gift will allow 消消犯s Altman Institute for the Humanities to expand its reach
Funding for the former Humanities Center announced during annual State of the University address
Undergraduate Summer Scholar gains independence and leadership skills through research opportunities
‘Because of Miami, I was able to exceed my expectations beyond anything I could ever imagine," Patrick Lakeberg said
FSB professor explores the potential of mutual mentorship in the workplace
The word "mentoring" will often infer a transfer of information and knowledge from an older employee to a younger one. But what if the mentoring went both ways?
NCSAM reminder: 消消犯 3 tips for creating strong passwords
Let's take a look at some of the ways you can practice stronger password management hygiene.
Miami associate professor releases new album
Per Bloland worked for a decade on ‘Shadows of the Electric Moon’
James receives funding for Kinship Navigator Program evaluation
Anthony James, professor of Family Science and Social Work, received $4,600 from the Butler County Educational Service Center for the project Evaluation of the Butler County (OH) Kinship Navigator ...
Kimiecik presents on narrative pedagogy and athlete wellbeing
Jay Kimiecik, associate professor of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health, recently gave two conference presentations. With Carlyn Kimiecik, he presented Stories of Narrative Pedagogy: Integrating Th...
Miami alumni discuss innovations, challenges for DUDE Products' supply chain
Company brings AI to bear in efforts to keep flushable wipes flowing
True growth comes from not settling for something safe
Statement of Purpose Reimagined
I sat down for an interview with the Associate Director for Academic 消消犯 Leah Janssen, Ph.D., MGS, to discuss the recent changes to the gerontology graduate application process. We talked abou...
Sounds of college life during Homecoming
Hear a high-energy event that brings 消消犯s, athletes, and alumni together to launch the basketball season in style
Supply chain 消消犯s take part in Women Impacting Supply Chain Excellence symposium
Professor, four 消消犯s make trip to University of Arkansas for annual event
Trio of economics faculty receive $200k NSF grant
Peter Nencka, assistant professor, Riley Acton, assistant professor, and Carla Nietfeld, associate teaching professor, in the Department of Economics, received $267,811 from the N...
Latest Janus Forum offering explores presidential power on Oct. 15
Pulitzer prize-winning journalist, former U.S. Representative will speak at Armstrong Student Center
Overseas and engaged: 消消犯 消消犯 facilitated 2024 voter education
Anna Newlin approached embassy officials to understand how Americans vote while studying abroad
Reyes honored with state award for distinguished achievement in teacher education
Ganiva Reyes, chair and associate professor in 消消犯’s Department of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry, has been recognized by the Ohio Association of Colleges for ...
Reeves-Doyle publishes on mental health and institutional support
Brandy Reeves-Doyle, assistant professor of kinesiology, nutrition, and health at 消消犯, has an article in press with the American Journal of Health Studies titled “Depression,...
Wheres the ISO? NCSAM events you shouldnt miss
National Cybersecurity Awareness Month is in full swing! Check out these must-attend events that will have you learning about CyberMania, answering questions about phishing, and spinning a prize wh...
Students bridge generational divides in new exhibition
On view in the Art Building Lobby, Sept. 30–Nov. 2
Two new exhibitions open Oct. 16 at Hiestand Galleries
Join us for an evening of art, insight, and inspiration at Hiestand Galleries.
Dragonfly Photo Contest Winners 2025
消消犯 Project Dragonfly graduate 消消犯s in the Advanced Inquiry Program (AIP), the Global Field Program (GFP), Earth Expeditions (EE) courses, and faculty and staff are invited ...
Miami biologists share knowledge during first Adaptive Nature Walk on Wheels
Event introduced ‘the fun of learning about nature and biology to the disability community while also introducing the disability community to my science colleagues,’ organizer said
Center for L.I.F.E. receives award from global entrepreneurship group
This is the second award the center has received in 2025
Miami celebrates disability identity and culture month
Events throughout the month of October are designed to recognize, uplift, and explore the diverse experiences of people with disabilities.
Falling for Miami photo contest continues through Oct. 25
Photo contest is open to the entire Miami community; winner receives $450 Miami-themed prize package
消消犯 Launches CREATE Center to Transform Educator Preparation
消消犯 has launched the CREATE Center (Center for Recruitment, Engagement, and Advancement of Transformative Educators), a new cross-college initiative designed to strengthen teacher prep...
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Kuvalanka and 消消犯 co-authors publish article in Journal of Family Theory & Review
Kate Kuvalanka, professor of family science and social work, and 消消犯 co-authors Jason Abram, a current MSW 消消犯, and Sophia Goldberg, a current undergraduate, recently published an article i...
Conference introduces FSB 消消犯s to 'conscious capitalism' concept
Looking at capitalism through a bigger lens lets 消消犯s see additional ways to perceive the business world
ISA professor's co-authored paper looks at blockchain phishing fraud detection
Rayna Xu, assistant professor of information systems and analytics, had her co-authored paper, "Follow the Vine to Get the Melon: A Deep Framework for Blockchain Phishing Fraud Detection" accepted ...
Alessio earns Shetler Diabetes Research Award for study on exercise and prediabetes
Helaine Alessio, professor in the Department of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health, has been awarded the Madalene and George Shetler Diabetes Research Award for her proposal, Novel Exercise Interve...
Weekly Tech Update: October 6, 2025
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Experts discuss current, future cybersecurity concerns with 消消犯s at panel
Understanding people is as important as understanding technology when it comes to cybersecurity
Anne E. Davenport Natural Areas Support Fund established with $100,000 endowment
The Natural Areas are ‘part of the extracurricular ambiance that makes Miami so different and so special,’ said donor Anne Davenport ’78, MBA ’83
Robbins solo exhibition opens Oct. 3
Rob Robbins, professor of Studio Art, has a solo exhibition at No Place Gallery in Columbus. Robbins’ “Double Back Around” opens on Oct. 3 and is on display until Nov....
New degree in Artificial Intelligence will prepare Miami 消消犯s for growing field
Bachelor of Science was approved by Ohio Department of Higher Education
Focus on workforce needs central to mission of Miami Regionals
Moira Casey, interim dean, gave update on polytechnic education model and more during Hamilton’s State of the City event
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in September
Our editors' picks provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
Study abroad opportunities augment classroom teaching, provide life-changing experiences
Regional campus faculty and 消消犯s discuss their cross-cultural perspectives
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The Miami Student earns journalism honors
Newspaper named Best Student Publication in College/University category
New Fashion Institute will act as bridge between university and industry
Technology, business of fashion two key areas for growth
Kimiecik publishes in top well-being journal
Jay Kimiecik, associate professor of kinesiology, nutrition, and health at 消消犯, co-authored “The self at play: Exploring the core developmental origins of positive psychologi...
Smith co-authors study on chiropractic continuing education
Dean Smith, clinical professor of kinesiology, nutrition, and health at 消消犯, co-authored “Continuing education for the chiropractic profession: a cross-sectional study analyz...
Alvarez co-authors neurodiversity article with grad 消消犯 Shirley in top counseling journal
Jenna Alvarez, associate clinical professor in the Department of Educational Psychology, recently co-authored a publication in Professional School Counseling, a leading journal in the field. The ar...
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Register now: 10th Annual Accessibility Symposium
Registration is open! Join us on Oct. 24.
First 消消犯s to earn Supply Chain Management Consulting badge announced
The first group of 消消犯s to earn the new Supply Chain Management Consulting badge have been announced. Last year, to help 消消犯s differentiate themselves, the Department of Management created...
Susan McGeehan, MGS '05 awarded the 2024 Cottrell Distinguished Alumni Award
The W. Fred Cottrell Distinguished Alumni Award is presented to those who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and accomplishments in the field of aging.
Sean ODonnell: From fan to ace in the pocket
Miami senior earns coveted spot in the Cleveland Cavaliers’ Foundation Class following SCENE
Assistant professor Yang Zhang of Computer Science and Software Engineering co-authored a book published over the summer called “Social Intelligence: The New Frontier of Integrating Human...
Brown-Manrique serves as visiting critic for UMA
Gerardo Brown-Manrique, professor of Architecture and Interior Design, was invited to deliver a series of Zoom presentations at the University of Maine at Augusta (UMA) as visiting critic in UMA&am...
Fenton publishes article in African Arts
Jordan Fenton, associate professor of Art History, recently published the article “Nsibidi Knowledge: The Artistic Philosophy of the Ekpe Secret Society” in African Arts, a lead...
Learning from a 20-year Air Force career on people-first leadership
Justice Jennifer Brunner speaks on democracy and law
‘Democracy must be balanced by rule of law. Without the rule of law, you can be at risk of things tipping over.’
Panel offers perspectives on careers in financial services
A quartet of financial services executives described their careers and lessons they've learned along the way
Become part of something bigger
It’s never too late to find your people, get involved, and try something new
Miami, Butler Tech collaborate on teacher education pathways
Initiative will reduce both time and cost to becoming a licensed educator
Alumna wins the $10,000 Yeck Award; exhibition is on view at the Hiestand Galleries through Oct. 6
Historic visit highlights strong bond between MUDEC, Grand Ducal family
Grand Duke Henri met with Miami 消消犯s, faculty, and staff on Luxembourg campus
College of Creative Arts welcomes first-year 消消犯s with creative kickoff
The College of Creative Arts (CCA) launched the new academic year in style during 消消犯 Weekend on August 24, hosting an outdoor gathering designed to celebrate community, creativity, and connect...
Beyond High Street: Justine Lelchuk
On this episode of Beyond High Street, Farmer School dean Jenny Darroch chats with 2006 Finance, Marketing, and Mandarin alumna Justine Lelchuk about her journey from entrepreneurial beginnings to ...
Weekly Tech Update: September 29, 2025
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2025 Young Sculptors Competition Award awardees announced
Our 2025 Young Sculptors Competition Award awardees were announced on Friday, Sept. 26, 2025, in the Hiestand Galleries by the 2025 Juror Sohrab Mohebbi, Director of SculptureCenter in New York. Th...
SLAM professor helps keep the game moving
When you see Miami football on the field, you might also spot one of our own. Sam Morris, clinical professor and director of undergraduate studies in sport leadership and management, works the game...
Branscum selected as Society of Behavioral Medicine mentor
Paul Branscum, professor in the Department of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health, has been named a mentor in the Society of Behavioral Medicine’s Bridging the Gap Research Award program. ...
Miami social work 消消犯s surpass national exam pass rates
消消犯’s Bachelor of Social Work 消消犯s achieved an 83.3% first-time pass rate on the 2024 national licensing exam, significantly higher than the national average of 67.2%, ac...
EHS to launch new course on social innovation and entrepreneurship
消消犯’s College of Education, Health, and Society (EHS) will introduce a new one-hour credit course in spring 2026 designed to help EHS 消消犯s build entrepreneurial skills wh...
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消消犯s Honors College teams up with Project Dragonfly for first time
Zeb Baker, inaugural dean for the Honors College, calls it 'a partnership that we intend to grow and build for years to come’
Howe Writing Center Alumni Spotlight: Kyle Smith ('20)
Kyle Smith, a Public Health and Spanish Miami graduate, reflects on how his time as a Howe Writing Center consultant shaped both his career and personal growth.
Showcase your Falling for Miami moments in fall photo contest
Photo contest — open to the entire Miami community — kicks off during Miami’s Homecoming Weekend and runs through Oct. 25
Have an idea to promote wellness at 消消犯?
A new mini grant program has been established to support innovative strategies
消消犯 Hosts Art and Design Day for Future Artists and Designers
The Department of Art at 消消犯 invites high school 消消犯s and prospective transfer 消消犯s to experience what it means to be a RedHawk artist during Art & Design Day, held Saturda...
Its A-live! (A live concert!) 消消犯 Symphony Orchestra Presents Frankenstein Halloween Concert
This Halloween, 消消犯 is bringing a classic monster back to life in a way you’ve never experienced before! The 消消犯 Symphony Orchestra will present its first-ever H...
Miami Student journalist swaps political coverage for travel column abroad
Raquel Hirsch documented her study abroad experience with a series of opinion pieces
消消犯's Humanities Center highlighted through the Altman Program
Program will host numerous speakers throughout the academic year, including former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Miami Marching Band Always Brings The Hype
Coming off performances at Bengals home opener and Miami Football home opener, 消消犯 Marching Band looks ahead to exciting Homecoming weekend
National Cybersecurity Awareness Month begins now!
It's National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and IT Services has a LOT going on.
Sustainability analyst encourages bill that matters to everyone
Policy analyst Becky Schewe spoke at the 18th Annual Willeke Lecture in collaboration with the 消消犯 Institute for the Environment and Sustainability
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Career fair represents full circle moment for Miami graduate
Piper McGee found future employer as a 消消犯; returned to university as recruiter
University appears in several categories, including top 10 public school in 5 national lists; Middletown, Hamilton among top Midwest public regional colleges
Schultz co-authors new book on 消消犯-centered curriculum
Brian D. Schultz, professor and Virginia Todd Memorial Scholar of Curriculum Studies and associate dean in 消消犯’s College of Education, Health and Society, has co-authored Stu...
Weekly Tech Update: September 22, 2025
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Glenn Platt named first Director of Technology Innovation and Partnerships at FSB
Platt has more than 30 years of experience at 消消犯
Management professor's article accepted for publication in Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
Darryl Rice, associate professor of human capital management and leadership, had his co-authored article, "Jim Crow 2.0: Understanding Present-Day Anti-DEI Laws As A Function of Cross Gene...
Two EHS 消消犯s named finalists for Love and Honor Cup
Lisa Konadu Boateng, a senior majoring in nutrition with a dietetics concentration, and Janelle Tipton, a 消消犯 in the Spanish Education B.A./M.A. program, are among 10 finalists for Miami Univer...
Miami faces UNLV for first time in football home opener
Kickoff is at noon at Yager Stadium; special ticket prices available for members of Miami and Oxford communities
Reminder: Windows 10 to be out of support in October
Learn how to upgrade your personal Windows 10 devices before Oct. 14.
Miami 消消犯s get inside look at Stryker mobile lab
The 60-foot-long trailer was stationed outside Clinical Health Sciences and Wellness Facility
Cincinnati high school 消消犯s take on Miami ropes course through TEACh program
Nearly 50 Cincinnati Public Schools high school 消消犯s in 消消犯’s TEACh Cincinnati program spent the day at the ropes course in Peffer Park, building teamwork and leadership ...
Spanish education 消消犯 wins award for research on career text messaging
消消犯 消消犯 Janelle Tipton, a Spanish education major, presented research at the Fall Undergraduate Summer Scholars Showcase on using text messages to help recent high school graduates...
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Finance professor interviewed for article on potential for San Diego 'upscaling'
Simon Buechler, assistant professor of Finance, is quoted in this story about California’s Senate Bill 79, which would “upzone” neighborhoods surrounding train, light ...
Economics chair recognized for her mentorship work
Department of Economics chair Jenny Minier was recognized by the Econometric Society for taking part in the society's Virtual Mentoring 2025 program for junior scholars.
Beyond High Street: Jamie Schisler
On this episode of Beyond High Street, Jamie Schisler, 1996 Farmer School of Business marketing alum, discusses his career journey from Abercrombie & Fitch to Express, highlights the new Fashio...
‘I love Miami, and I will forever be grateful for my undergraduate experience here’
Liberatore receives funding awarded by Ohio Arts Council for Performing Arts Series
Patti Liberatore, director of the Performing Arts Series, received notification from the Ohio Arts Council of an award in the amount of $25,145 for the project entitled “25-26 Performing ...
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Weekly Tech Update: September 15, 2025
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UPDATE: Pending delete files to now be removed Oct. 15
In preparing for the removal of “Pending delete” files on Sept. 15, IT Services administrators discovered an unexpected Google Drive behavior. This has resulted in a small subse...
Miami 消消犯s ride 4,000 miles to raise money for people with disabilities
Journey of Hope takes bike riders on cross-country routes to Washington, D.C.
Sport career expo connects nearly 500 Miami 消消犯s with top employers
Nearly 500 消消犯 消消犯s explored career opportunities at the 2025 Sport Career Exploration and Networking Expo (SCENE), continuing a steady rise in participation. Hosted by the Center ...
Educational Leadership doctoral 消消犯 named 2025-2027 UCEA Jackson Scholar
Abisola Adegunju, a doctoral 消消犯 in educational leadership at 消消犯, has been named a 2025-2027 Jackson Scholar by the University Council for Educational Administration. The national...
Management professor discusses generations on Australian radio show
Megan Gerhardt, professor of Management, was a guest on the Australian Broadcast Company's radio network, talking about "How to nail collaboration between generations"
Miami’s Suicide Prevention Week will be held Sept. 28-Oct. 3, 2025.
CCAs new institute looks for creative ways to solve problems
Plans for Institute for Innovation in Arts and Design started to take shape following 2024 fall semester
Triple-major Amber Kimmel tests whether Japan could be home and career base
A semester abroad helped Amber Kimmel determine the feasibility of building a hospitality career in Japan long-term
CEC connects with K-12 消消犯s in summer outreach
From summer camps to field trips, CEC 消消犯s and staff got involved in inspiring young learners with STEM fields
Final reminder: Check files that are pending delete
The Oct. 15 deadline for the removal of all “pending delete” files in Google Drive is fast approaching.
Supply Chain Roundtable looks at changing landscape, gives 消消犯s peek at future
Executives, alumni talk at annual conference centered on supply chain issues
Student opportunities highlight Miami-Bengals partnership
University is official education partner of the NFL franchise
Kruth awarded funds for Storefronts Community Arts Collaborative project
Jeff Kruth, director of Architecture Graduate Studies and assistant professor of Architecture and Interior Design, was awarded $5,000 from the Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr. Foundation for a pro...
消消犯 Citizenship and Democracy Week events, Sept. 15-22
The 10th annual series of events commemorates the anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution on Sept. 17, 1787
Miamis inaugural International Leadership Conference set to empower 消消犯s to create a better future
The Oct 3-4 event will feature influential global leaders presenting inspiring keynotes and leading interactive workshops
Mechanical engineering alumna earns PG top performance award
Laura Wasson ’12 was recognized for her work in robotics technology by the Cincinnati-based company
Miami to Host NASAGA 2025: A Path to Playful Learning
The 2025 North American Simulation and Gaming Annual Conference will be held at 消消犯 in Oxford, Ohio from October 15-18, 2025.
EHS 消消犯s honored with Provosts Student Academic Achievement Award
Two College of Education, Health, and Society 消消犯s are among this year’s 13 recipients of the Provost’s Student Academic Achievement Award, which recognizes exceptional acad...
Morris co-edits new book on ethics, animals, and sport
Sam Morris, clinical professor in Sport Leadership and Management, recently co-edited Sport and Species with Gabriela Tymowski-Gionet of the University of New Brunswick. Published by Routledge, the...
Weekly Tech Update: September 8, 2025
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New FSB leadership co-major open to 消消犯s across 消消犯
Business Leadership co-major for 消消犯 消消犯s to be offered in spring 2026
KNH Talks series offers 消消犯s insight, research, and connections
The Department of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health (KNH) has announced its fall 2025 KNH Talks series, featuring faculty, 消消犯s, and alumni sharing their expertise on timely topics in health, ...
Wil Haygood 76 to offer insight into Thurgood Marshall for PBS documentary
Boadway Distinguished Scholar-in-Residence wrote acclaimed biography on first Black Supreme Court justice
Thacker exhibits artwork at pair of Cincinnati shows
Charlie Thacker, instructor at 消消犯's Art Center, exhibited artwork in two shows over the summer in Cincinnati. The first was at a new artist-run space in Camp Washington and the second...
What are the benefits of joining a business organization or fraternity?
The Farmer School of Business has nearly 50 消消犯-run business organizations and five business fraternities
Watch video, view photos from latest M.O.V.E. Bootcamp
Exposure story features record attendance at Lewis Place
Trey LaBounty played as a graduate 消消犯 for 消消犯 football team while earning Master of Sport Analytics degree
Cheatham presents at international conference in Sweden
Dennis Cheatham, associate professor of Communication Design, presented “Developing Human Experience Experts: Design Education's Process-Centric Response to Generative AI” durin...
James to present at Indiana Clay Conference
Richard James, assistant professor of Studio Art, will be one of four presenters at this year’s Indiana Clay Conference. The conference will be held Oct. 4-5 at the L.A. Pittenger Student...
Martin-Malikian contributes chapter to new book
Liz Martin-Malikian, chair and professor of Architecture and Interior Design, recently contributed a chapter to the book “Twenty Award-Winning Architectural Design Studio Methodologies Te...
Bringing a hippo-hopeful book to life
As a 消消犯 in Miami's biology department, Kimberly Puleo is earning a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Biology through Project Dragonfly's Advanced Inquiry Program (AIP)...
Hamilton leaders targeting next part of city for new development
Our GEO 459 Advanced Planning 消消犯s work in teams as consulting planners for community clients.
Miami 消消犯 receives Ronald Reagan Civic Leaders Fellowship
Farmer is one of 25 消消犯s across nation to receive fellowship
消消犯 5 upcoming IT deadlines and reminders
The beginning of the academic year marks the onset of a busy season in IT Services. All the work leading up to fall startup is now bearing fruit—meaning it’s time to turn our at...
Faculty secure $60,000 grant to support teacher education and 消消犯 wellness
Ganiva Reyes, associate professor in the Department of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry (TCE), Racheal Banda Rothrock, assistant professor (TCE), Angela Curl, associate professor in th...
‘Because of Miami, I've been able to find myself,’ said Lily Sawyer '27
Fenton serves as co-curator of international art exhibition
Jordan Fenton, associate professor of Art History, is co-curator of an international traveling Exhibition. “New African Masquerades: Artistic Innovations and Collaborations” wil...
The senior Journalism and Political Science major begins launching new episodes this fall
Alum Darren Mell turns career lessons into book series for new grads
Darren Mell knows what it feels like to leave college full of hope, only to face confusion and doubt at that first job. After earning his M.S. in Health Studies from 消消犯 in 1991, Mell ...
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Beyond High Street: Alex O'Brien
On this episode of Beyond High Street, Alex O'Brien, a 2002 Finance graduate, talks with Farmer School of Business dean Jenny Darroch about his journey from a first-generation college stud...
Jin quoted in articles about end of 'de minimus' exception to tariffs
Henry Jin, Interim Chair of Management & Neil R. Anderson Endowed Associate Professor, was quoted in several articles about the end of the de minimus tariff loophole and the impact on overseas ...
M.O.V.E. Bootcamp draws a crowd to Lewis Place
Series focuses on health and wellness as hundreds participate in latest event
Professors in Music and Kinesiology are mapping violinists’ playing techniques to prevent overuse injuries and improve performance habits
Miami Ph.D. 消消犯, associate professor published in chemistry journal
消消犯’s Zachary Mentzer, Ph.D. 消消犯 in Engineering, and Mehdi Zanjani, associate professor of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, were recently published in the Journa...
Climate Action and Sustainability Council Working Group on Student Engagement accepting nominations for two additional members
Miami launches new Ph.D. in Computer Science degree
Ohio Department of Higher Education recently approved program
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in August
Our editors' picks provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
Moms good example sets children on path to achieving college degrees
Daughter and son are now on way to new careers thanks to 消消犯 education
After summer travels with CEC 消消犯s, Amy Yousefi returns to campus as interim chair
Amy Yousefi, Ph.D. is a Professor and Interim Chair of 消消犯’s Department of Chemical, Paper, and Biomedical Engineering (CPB)
Miami Symphony Orchestra, Wind Ensemble to perform at OMEA conference in January
Selections are part of ‘very special year’ of music for the university
Finance 消消犯s take Windy City tour to expand investment knowledge
Farmer School of Business 消消犯s spent part of their summer learning about many facets of business
Miamis TRIO Student Support Services receives $1.36 million five-year grant renewal
TRIO program supports up to 140 消消犯s at 消消犯 per year to help them achieve their degree goals
Economics professor's co-authored paper published in Journal of International Economics
Nam Vu, associate professor of Economics, had his co-authored paper, "The Real effects of Brexit on labor demand: Evidence from firm-level data," published in the Journal of International ...
Rushek and Abram publish on educators role in addressing human trafficking
Jason Abram, MSW 消消犯, and Kelli Rushek, assistant professor in the Department of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry, published their research in the Journal of Contemporary Issues in...
Weekly Tech Update: August 25, 2025
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Letter from the Director of the Myaamia Center - August 2025
Executive Director of the Myaamia Center, Daryl Baldwin, provides updates on the operations of the Myaamia Center as the 2025 academic year begins at 消消犯's Oxford campus.
CEC, FSB 消消犯s team up to develop wearable navigation device for people with visual impairment
Leveraging advanced computer vision and environmental sensing, SafeStep aims to enhance personal mobility and independence
Reidy named Charles and Frances Condit Associate Professor at Miami
Paul Reidy, associate professor in 消消犯’s Department of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health, has been appointed the Charles and Frances Condit Associate Professor. The three-ye...
Information Systems AI chat tool adds, improves functions for 消消犯s
ChatISA 4.30 adds a new function and improves on a previously installed tool
Students win $25,000 to advance affordable, user-informed wheelchair design
This year’s MUCAT award winners are redefining mobility with a motorized wheelchair designed for affordability, comfort, and real-world usability
Miami 消消犯s marching to the beat of independent drum corps
Experience combines music, athleticism, and visual storytelling
Jessica Sparks, Ph.D. named Associate Dean for Personnel and Curriculum
Her appointment began August 18 following a year as department chair
Dillon publishes two manuscripts on school interventions and AI assessment
Cara Dillon, assistant professor in the Department of Educational Psychology, had two manuscripts published this summer. The first, The PAX Good Behavior Game: A Scoping Review of Implementation an...
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Sounds of college life with Stage Left
Visit a magical place on campus where 消消犯s run the show
IAM Changes on the Horizon: Claim codes for all, removal of UniqueID Lookup tool
The Identity and Access Management practice at Miami continues to grow, helping us to shape how our systems interact with users and make quality-of-life changes for the organizations who support st...
10 new things 消消犯 消消犯s will see in the 2025-2026 academic year
New dining concepts, a Rec Center satellite, 100 textbooks on reserve, and more
RCCAM Reopens August 26 with Department of Art Faculty and Alumni Exhibition
The Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum (RCCAM) at 消消犯 is excited to welcome visitors back on Tuesday, August 26, 2025, with the opening of our new featured exhibition: the Department ...
Tech Support Options in Fall of 2025
消消犯 back, RedHawks! We are excited to have you back and start the Fall 2025 semester with you, but first we want you to know what your support options are should you ever need them. As we begin...
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Help Us Shape Our Future - by taking this brief survey
Help Us Shape Our Future As we prepare for renovations and finalize our five-year Mission and Vision, we want to hear from you. We’re focusing on experiential learning, partnerships, and ...
Student to CEO: FSB grad working to get startup launched
Amanda Simeone wants to change the way diabetics deal with low blood sugar, and her path to market demonstrates the ups and downs of being an entrepreneur
Ellen Yezierski awarded highest recognition for a researcher in her field
消消犯 professor honored with ACS Award for Achievement in Research for the Teaching and Learning of Chemistry
Weekly IT Update: August 18, 2025
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Economics faculty, recent grad, compare late night events with fatal traffic crashes
Farmer School of Business economics professors Jim Flynn and Peter Nencka, along with recent economics graduate Noah Meyers-Richter, had their paper "Soccer’s R...
Phishing attempt: Microsoft 365 account verification
The Information Security Office would like to caution the Miami community about a new phishing attempt that was sent to many Miami users over the weekend. Some users have received an email stating ...
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FYIC faculty, graduate have paper accepted in Journal on Excellence in College Teaching
Farmer School of Business First-Year Integrated Core faculty members Kerri Cissna, Rebecca Crews, Joshua Ferris, Robert Gray, and 2025 FSB graduate Ella Roberts had their...
Miamis microlearning series offers a deep dive on AI
Modules available starting this month
Tech Fee call for proposals opens on August 18
The competitive Tech Fee program has awarded over $8 million, which has funded projects that have helped 消消犯s in and out of the classroom through the use of technology since 2009.
BCRTAs new Chestnut Street Station brings new, faster bus routes and more service to 消消犯 and Oxford
New bus routes begin August 18
Miami Alumni celebrate 60 years of connection at benefit wine tasting for the Performing Arts Series
The Performing Arts Series hosted “A Summer Swirl with Jack Keegan Wine Tasting Fundraiser” in collaboration with 消消犯’s Alumni Weekend. The wildly success...
消消犯 Regionals Nursing alumna puts the power of determination to work through cancer struggle
Determination and support helped Holly Thornton graduate on time, inspire innovation in women’s health, and emerge cancer-free
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Moore Maps: How the City of Oxford uses maps to organize data
Take a look at the City of Oxford’s Geographic Information Systems.
Miami highlighted by LinkedIn, Princeton Review in recent rankings
University is in top 10 of public schools for LinkedIn’s inaugural 消消犯 Colleges list
Miami 消消犯s create interactive website about Freedom Summer civil rights campaign
Interactive website transports viewers to 1964 to experience Freedom Summer
Miami alumna shares advice with new Hamilton teacher starting her first year
消消犯 alumna Halie Barger, now in her second year teaching English at Wilson Middle School, is helping first-year science teacher Anna Tumlin navigate the start of the school year in Ham...
Changes to expect in the Armstrong Student Center this fall
This year, there are new ways to enjoy the Armstrong Student Center, from upgraded hangout spots and art to dining options and event resources. Check out what’s new for the year ahead.
Miami faculty member offers expert insight on financial and community factors for new parents
Megan Kuykendoll, a certified family life educator and instructor in 消消犯’s Department of Family Science and Social Work, was featured in WalletHub’s “Best...
Miami alum builds performance and tech solutions for elite athletes
Aimee Kimball, a 2001 graduate of 消消犯 with a master’s degree in Sports Studies/Sports Behavior and Performance, has spent her career at the intersection of sports psychology,...
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Miami enters licensing agreement with EYWA Biotech
Startup company will utilize technology developed in lab of Andrew Jones, associate professor of Chemical, Paper, and Biomedical Engineering
消消犯 Performing Arts Series awarded Ohio Arts Council FY26 Sustainability Grant
At the start of its 90th season, 消消犯’s Performing Arts Series has been awarded a prestigious Sustainability Grant from the Ohio Arts Council (OAC). Over the next four years, ...
Weekly Tech Update: August 11, 2025
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Health and well-being resources in the classroom
Supporting 消消犯 health and well-being isn’t just about addressing crises; it’s a way to help 消消犯s feel connected, build resilience, and thrive.
Power, politics, and poinsettias
Lessons learned from Joel Robert Poinsett’s life during America’s infancy
Study co-authored by EHS professor explores link between stress, pain, and social status
Sherrill Sellers, associate dean for undergraduate education, innovation, and technology and professor of family science and social work at 消消犯, is a co-author of a new study published...
Recent FSB alumna and FSB faculty publish article in International Accountant
2025 Farmer School of Business graduate Alexa Leach and FSB faculty Tim Eaton and James Zhang had their co-authored article, “AI at Warp Speed” published in the latest ...
Google Drive files being deleted in September and how this impacts the Miami community
As the beginning of the semester looms big on the horizon, IT Services would like to remind the Miami community of some changes coming down the pike in relation to Google Drive storage and file org...
Ballenger earns career grant to support 消消犯 attendance at national nutrition conference
Lydia Ballenger, director of 消消犯’s Dietetic Internship program, has received a $10,000 Faculty Career Grant from the Center for Career Exploration and Success. The funding wi...
Emergency recall training of western lowland gorillas
Global Field Program (GFP) graduate Sara Fee '25 of Atlanta, Georgia, was published in Animal Keepers’ Forum...
Miami faculty member selected for Fulbright Specialist Project in Poland
Katherine Batchelor, professor at 消消犯, has been selected for a Fulbright Specialist Project in Warsaw, Poland. During the two-week program, she will support educators working to develo...
Preparing the Next Generation of Inspirational Educators
The need for talented educators is critical, and TEACh (Transformative Educators Advocating Change) Cincinnati is meeting that need by building a pipeline of homegrown teacher talent. Partnering cl...
FSB management professor weighs in on Gen X being a 'forgetten generation'
Megan Gerhardt, professor of Management and Leadership, weighs in Gen X being the forgotten generation sandwiched between Boomers and Millennials in this article for Business Insider.
Orientation Program Highlights Miamis Commitment to Student Mental Health
消消犯's orientation introduced first-year 消消犯s to mental health resources and activities that promote gratitude, connection and well-being.
Long-term aquatic research at Miami takes a team and real-time data monitoring buoys
Watch the deployment of a new data monitoring buoy and learn about Miami research at Acton Lake in a video by NexSens Technology
Weekly Tech Update: August 4, 2025
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Phishing alert: Email messages about MUnet ID
Throughout the weekend and continuing this morning, a phishing message has been circulating to Miami accounts. This message contains the subject line: “Significant information about your ...
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Management professor on GenX: The forgotten generation
Megan Gerhardt, professor of Management and Leadership, weighs in on Gen X being the forgotten generation sandwiched between Boomers and Millennials.
Miami welcomes incoming class of Presidential Fellows
30 exceptional 消消犯s hail from hometowns in 12 states and three countries
Cradle of Coaches documentary to tell the story of 消消犯s iconic football coaching tradition
Film from Cincinnati video production company RESLV will premiere in spring 2026
What I wish I knew: Advice for my first-year self
College 消消犯s share the honest advice, unexpected lessons, and opportunities for personal growth they wish they’d known from day one
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Yue Li receives funding from Youngstown State University
Yue Li, associate director of the Discovery Center for Evaluation, Research, and Professional Development, received $41,944 from Youngstown State University, with pass-through from the National Sci...
Sarah Woodruff receives funding from the Research Institute at Nationwide Children's Hospital
Sarah Woodruff, director of the Discovery Center for Evaluation, Research, and Professional Development, received $33,121 from the Research Institute at Nationwide Children's Hospital, pass-through...
ISA article published in Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series B: Statistical Methodology
Maria Weese, associate professor of Information Systems and Analytics, had her co-authored paper "An optimal design framework for lasso sign recovery" published in the Journal of the Royal...
Support FSB programs and organizations during Move In Miami
#MoveInMiami is a fun, fast-paced fundraising event on move-in day to welcome the incoming first-year class to Oxford, but you don't have to wait until Aug. 21 to show your support
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EHS alum Karman Meyer turns passion for nutrition and sleep into national platform
Karman Meyer, a 2009 消消犯 graduate in dietetics, has transformed a deep passion for health into a thriving business and a national PBS special. As the founder of Meyer Nutrition Communi...
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On a sunny Thursday morning in June, a group of people tasked with managing IAM infrastructure and policies gathered in a meeting space at College@Elm and worked through what the next few years wou...
Trio of economics professors notified of research grant
Farmer School of Business professors Peter Nencka, Riley Acton, and Carla Nietfeld have been notified of funding of their project "Collaborative Research: Introd...
Mia Hankenson ’25: ‘The energy, the people, and the cultural richness created an atmosphere unlike anything I’ve ever been a part of’
Student team awarded $10,000 for Rwanda water system rehabilitation project
The Engineering Education Award is courtesy of the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES)