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08/29/2019
8-29-19 Weekly Three
This week's three included: 1) an update from the Strategic Planning Committee presentation at University Senate, 2) information about upcoming progress reports sessions on the One Campus Climate Survey recommendations and 3) Reminders about Tech Fee Proposal due dates, new University Events calendar system, request for staff/faculty to review university and religious calendars before planning events and to following the student attendance policies listed in the University's policy library.
08/27/2019
Bob De Schutter creates video game on display at Smithsonian
WLWT Ch. 5, August 26
08/27/2019
Stacey Lowery Bretz earns American Chemical Society 2020 international award
Chemical and Engineering News, August 24
08/27/2019
Miami one of several Ohio universities that have seen an increase in out-of-state student enrollment
Coshocton Tribune.com, August 20
08/27/2019
Climate survey progress information sessions
The university community is invited to hear a progress report on recommendations that came out of responses to the One Miami Campus Climate Survey.
08/27/2019
Senate News, August 26, 2019
Senators heard a report from Bob Applebaum and Julia Guichard on the Strategic Plan. Senators will discuss this in depth at the September 23, 2019, Senate meeting. Dana Cox, Chair, Senate Executive Committee, provided an overview of Senate procedures and lead a discussion regarding the Senate attendance policy.
08/27/2019
Mayor Kate reflects as term nears its end
Oxford Mayor and EDL Faculty member, Kate Rousmaniere, is nearing the end of her four years as the city’s elected leader.
08/27/2019
New Name, New Focus for One of the Most Inclusive and Accessible Programs at Miami
Every summer, Miami students, alumni, and individuals with disabilities come together for one of the university’s most inclusive and accessible programs.
08/27/2019
Candidates Face off for a seat on the Talawanda Board of Education
The race for the Talawanda Board of Education is highly contested this fall, with seven candidates vying for three available seats in the Nov. 5 election.
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