The Performing Arts Series is proud to announce two new virtual series, presented in partnership with Ricardo Averbach and the Miami University Student Orchestra.
Nearly 30 years ago, Dr. Steven Keller joined TAPPI as a way to connect with more professionals in his industry. Now, the professor in CPB finds himself as a newly recognized Fellow of the organization.
The Oxford native graduated from Miami in 1905, having earned a two-year teaching certificate. She became the first Black educator to student teach in the communitys public schools to a mixed-race class.
Now, she is the first woman of color to have a building named in her honor at Miami.
Geology and Environmental Earth Science graduate student, Schelin Ireland, assists with preparation for the Perseverance Rover for its journey to Mars.
Miami University will honor NBA executive and basketball icon Wayne Embry (Miami '58) and his late wife, Terri Embry (Miami '60), with the Freedom Summer of 64 Award. The award is bestowed by Miami each year upon a distinguished leader who has inspired the nation to advance civil rights and social justice.
Wheels on Campus: A Guide to Wheelchair-Friendly Higher Education named Miami University one of 20 colleges that create wheelchair-friendly campuses and cultures that promote an inclusive college experience.
Senior Research Scholar, Phyllis Cummins, Ph.D. has been heavily involved in efforts to improve adult learning and age-inclusive education. Through numerous grants, partnerships outside of Miami University, and serving on work groups and committees, Cummins is making a difference at Scripps and beyond.
Stacey Lowery Bretz, University Distinguished Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, has been elected Chair of the Division of Chemical Education in the American Chemical Society for 2021. The American Chemical Society (ACS) is one of the worlds largest scientific organizations.
