From the Provost

The primary role of Academic Affairs is to support and enhance Miami's academic mission.

Throughout our division, outstanding faculty and staff provide a rigorous, supportive learning environment for our students, participate in high-quality research and creative activity, promote intercultural opportunities and global engagement, perform meaningful service at home and abroad, provide exceptional advising and assistance to students and foster a diverse and inclusive educational community.

Phyllis CallahanI am continually impressed and energized by the commitment of my colleagues to excellence inside and outside of their classrooms, labs, studios and offices. I am proud to serve as Miami University's Provost and to work with faculty and staff who genuinely care about the success of every Miami student.

Phyllis Callahan
209 Roudebush Hall
(513) 529-6721
provost@miamioh.edu

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Oct 18, 2018

10-18-18 Weekly Three

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10-4-18 Weekly Three

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9-27-18 Weekly Three

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9-20-18 Weekly Three

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Department & Program Recognition

Department & Program Recognition

  • Fiske Guide to Colleges 2018 recognizes Miami as a 'major university strong in music'

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  • Software engineering program ranked 7th in the US. College Choice 2017

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  • #4 accounting program among schools without doctoral programs (Public Accounting Report)

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  • Fiske Guide to Colleges 2018 recognizes Miami as a 'major university strong in architecture and interior design'

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  • #4 master of economics among schools without doctoral programs (Financial Engineer)

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  • Miami among Entrepreneur magazine's top 25 undergraduate schools for entrepreneurship studies for 2017.

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  • Fiske Guide to Colleges 2018 recognizes Miami as a 'public university strong in business'

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  • Miamis game design program is ranked #3 among public universities and colleges in the US by The Princeton Review

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  • Miami University among the top 25 for best b.s. in special education degrees. 2017 College Choice.

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  • US News and World Report Miami's engineering program is in the top 35 in the nation among schools where bachelor's / master's is the highest degree

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  • FSB ranks 8th among public business schools in Businessweek's survey of undergraduate business programs

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  • Supply Chain and Operations Management #1 for research among public universities without PhD programs. SCM Journal List

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Faculty & Staff External Recognition

Faculty & Staff External Recognition

  • 2018 Ohio Arts Council Individual Excellence Award

    Tarashea Nebit

    TaraShea Nesbit, Asssistant Professor in English, was awarded the Ohio Arts Council Individual Excellence Award for exceptional merit in creative writing.

  • 2018 Ohio Arts Council Individual Excellence Award

    Brian Roley

    Brian Roley, Professor in English, was awarded the Ohio Arts Council Individual Excellence Award for exceptional merit in creative writing.

  • 2018 George B. McClelland Researcher of the Year

    Dean Smith

    Dean Smith, Senior Clinical Faculty Member in Kinesiology and Health, was awarded 2018 George B. McClelland Researcher of the Year Award for his work in chiropractic care.

  • Fellow of Ecological Society of America

    Michael Vanni at the helm of a boat

    Michael Vanni, Professor of Biology and Director of the Center for Aquatic and Watershed Sciences, has been named a 2018 Fellow of the Ecological Society of America (ESA).

  • Outstanding Language Technology Award

    Henson awarded the 2018 Outstanding Language Technology Award

    Leah Henson, Senior Lecturer in the Departments of Languages, Literatures, Writing (Regionals) and Spanish and Portuguese (Oxford) was awarded the 2018 Outstanding Language Technology Award by the Ohio Foreign Language Association (OFLA).

  • Chemist of the Year

    Ann Hagerman named Chemist of the year

    Ann E. Hagerman Professor and Assistant Chair Dept of Chemistry and Biochemistry has been named Chemist of the Year for the Cincinnati Section of the American Chemical Society recognizing her extensive contributions in the chemistry of polyphenols.

  • NSF Faculty Early Career Development Award

    Konkolewicz wins NSF career award grant

    Dominik Konkolewicz,Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, recently received a career grant from the Faculty Early Career Development program of the National Science Foundation (NSF).

  • Carrie Chapman Catt Prize for Research

    Hamlin wins research prize

    Kimberly Hamlin, Associate Professor in the Departments of Global and Intercultural Studies and History received the Carrie Chapman Catt Prize for Research on Women and Politics for her biography of Helen Hamilton Gardener.

National Recognition

The fall 2016 cohort had a 91 percent first-to-second year retention rate.
Miami's four-year graduation rate ranks 21st among public universities in the United States.
Per U.S. News and World Report, Number 1 Public Undergraduate Teaching Nationwide 2018
Third in study abroad participation among public doctoral institutions.
The Princeton Review recognized Miami as a top 200 school 'college that pays you back' in 2018
100 - Miami has been one of Kiplinger's 100 best values in public colleges every year since 1998