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06/16/2020
Why Discussing Controversial Issues is Part of Educating Engaged Democratic Citizens
Controversial issues can be difficult to discuss, especially when they concern moral and ethical matters related to race, injustice, and personal freedom. However, Thomas Misco, a Miami University professor of social studies education, argues that teaching about and engaging in such conversations is critical for any democratic society.
06/16/2020
The College of Creative Arts Creates Social Justice Task Force
The task force will create both short and long term action steps to work against racism and oppression.
06/15/2020
6-15-20 Message to Community
The provost urged faculty and staff to check the Safe Return to Campus Planning and Coordinating Committee's website for updates. Topics for today include: 1) Some stories about how Miamians are responding to COVID-19, 2) Libraries re-starting some services via curbside pickup and electronic delivery, 3) Updates from our IT team, 4) Some results from a national survey of students about online learning and 5) Fall calendar now updated on academic calendar web site.
06/12/2020
Doris Bergen on baby laughter
Parents.com, June 10
06/12/2020
Jeffrey Toaddy on Miami’s quick response to remote learning
Search Business Analytics, June 4
06/12/2020
5 Winter Programs in Asia, the Middle East, and Oceania
Where will you #FindYourPlace this winter? You can earn academic credit in an Education Abroad program. Check out five Miami faculty-led programs that take place in Asia, the Middle East, and Oceania!
06/10/2020
Phill Alexander on esports conference
ESPN.com and Fox Sports.com, June 10 (and other media sources)
06/09/2020
Miami plans to return to campus in fall, August 17
WLWT Ch. 5, Cincinnati.com and Local12.com, June 5 (and other media sources)
06/09/2020
Tammy Kernodle on history of song related to racism 
WUSF Radio 89.7 and WPLN Radio, June 3
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