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Miami University faculty and staff received $23.3 million last year in external grants, contracts and license fees and royalties, according to the just released OARS Annual Report 2011 from the office for the advancement of research and scholarship (OARS).
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When Carl Dahlman, associate professor of geography, needed help for what he calls a "data rescue" project, he turned to the digital initiative staff at Miami University Libraries. This semester, the libraries opened the Center for Digital Scholarship to further extend their reach to faculty and students.
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WVXU and WMUB; full version Sunday, Nov. 27, shortened version Monday, Nov. 28
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Miami University has successfully transformed two dorms, built in the 1800s, to include smart card readers and geothermal heating and cooling. Note: Scroll down to "Focus on Technology."
Journal News, Sunday, Nov. 27
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Story about Opening Minds through Art, an intergenerational art program for people with dementia and founded at the Scripps Gerontology Center, conducting a pilot program introduced by Miami student Chris Napier.
Cincinnati Enquirer and WVXU, Tuesday, Nov. 29
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Obituaries for Phyllis Campbell, "Mama Jazz," former WMUB-FM jazz host and one of the most popular personalities on the station.
Cincinnati Enquirer, Friday, Nov. 25 and JournalNews, Sunday, Nov. 27
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Robert Applebaum (Scripps) is quoted in a feature about the effects of nursing homes across Ohio having laid off scores of employees after the state reduced Medicaid reimbursements to facilities on July 1.
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The Sherry Corbett Lecture Series will host John Stanfield II, professor of African American and African Diaspora studies, Indiana University-Bloomington, at 4 p.m. Friday, Dec. 2, in 1 Upham Hall. Stanfield will speak on "Holistic Restorative Justice in Multiracialized Societies: Notes Being Taken in U.S., Brazil, Rwanda, and South Africa."
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Join CELTUA for the First Thursday Gathering, from 5 p.m.-6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 1, in 320 Laws Hall. Ring in the holiday season. Join colleagues for conversation, food and beverages. First Thursday Gatherings are informal events to connect with others around teaching issues.
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