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11/19/2018
Black Athena, White Power
Are We Paying the Price for Classics’ Response to Bernal? Denise McCoskey explores this topic in her new article.
11/19/2018
Black Athena, White Power
Are We Paying the Price for Classics’ Response to Bernal? Denise McCoskey explores this topic in her new article.
11/19/2018
Black Athena, White Power
Are We Paying the Price for Classics’ Response to Bernal? Denise McCoskey explores this topic in her new article.
11/19/2018
Dr. John M. Jeep - Professor Extraordinaire
Professor of German, John Jeep describes his research as "a combination of linguistic and literary work."
11/19/2018
Ms. Ayako Reiff promoted to Assistant Lecturer
This article is in regards to Ms. Ayako Reiff's promotion this past July to Assistant Lecturer of Japanese in the Dept. of GRAMELAC.
11/15/2018
New solar array powers change at Institute for Food farm
Bailey Hall (Miami '17) tightens a screw as Ben Jackson (Miami '17) and Mark Scott , assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering, look on. The 18-panel solar array at the Institute for Food Farm  produces enough power to run the irrigation system.A newly installed 18-panel solar array at the Institute for Food farm produces enough power to automate the irrigation system to water the crops. And, as if that’s not enough, it does so much more. “The solar array takes us one step closer to putting sustainability into practice on the farm,” said Peggy Shaffer, coordinator for the Institute for Food, professor of history and global and intercultural studies and affiliate in the Institute for the Environment and Sustainability.
11/15/2018
Professor elected to Oral History Association exec council
The Oral History Association (OHA) recently elected professor and linguistics program director Gwendolyn Etter-Lewis to its national executive council.
11/13/2018
Demoralized Teachers, Schools that Fail, and the Epidemic Influence of Ed Policy
As a visiting assistant professor of educational leadership at Miami University, Meredith Wronowski studies the intersection of educational policy, school decline, and teacher turnover. And as a former school administrator, she is also concerned with the growing disconnect between policy and practice that continues to alienate educators.
11/12/2018
GSA 2018 Miami Student, Faculty, and Staff Events and Presentations
Thirty-four Miami University Gerontology faculty, research staff, graduate students, and collaborating alumni will present at the GSA 2018 Annual Scientific Meeting in Boston, MA., November 14 – 18, 2018.