Miami University Board of Trustees resolution moves forward multi-use arena exploration project
Board also approves new Quantum Computing major
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Groundbreaking Quantum Computing major approved by Miami University Board of Trustees
Next step is approval by Ohio Department of Higher Education
Virtual forums set for AVP of Online Learning and Professional Education candidates
Miami partnered with Storbeck Search and Associates throughout the process
Miami Physician Associate Studies program earns honor from ORHA
Award given for focus on serving rural communities
Passion for student success brings new associate provost to Miami
Marko Dumančić also served as assistant provost at Western Kentucky
‘It’s become a tradition’ for Coates, RedHawks
Professor of Global and Intercultural Studies organizes annual meal to help football team celebrate bowl game
Miami students rejuvenate Over-the-Rhine community center
New kitchenette, redesigned office space help Peaslee Neighborhood Center celebrate its 40th birthday
Committee formed to review potential arena sites
University seeks input on potential new arena
Miami University’s College of Education, Health, and Society (EHS) has been awarded a $30,000 grant from the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation to expand its Communities of Practice for Ea...
IT Services announces Winter Break maintenance windows
This year, as always, IT Services will be performing several upgrades and conducting routine maintenance on various systems to ensure they are ready for the return of students in January.
Message from Human Resources re: winter closure days
Beginning with the 2024 Winter Break, Dec. 24 to Jan. 1, 2025, staff will no longer need to use vacation time for non-paid days during that time
Miami Makes Best Places to Work in IT List for Fourth Straight Year
For the fourth year in a row, Miami University has been chosen as a top place to work in IT. The 2025 rankings for the 31st annual Best Places to Work in IT report from Computerworld are out, and M...
Miami Media Highlights Dec. 2-8
AP Washington, Dec. 7: Election Day has long passed. In some states, legislatures are working to undermine the resultsThis article explains that some decisions made at the ballot box by voters migh...
Maria Almeida '24 (Journalism and Public Health) interned with the nonprofit Kennedy Forum during this summer's Inside Washington program, joining classmates delving into career development and ne...
Faculty and Staff News Winter 2024
Physics professors "explode" the mysteries of "ghostlike" atoms Samir Bali, professor of Physics, works with Imran Mirza, assistant professor of Physics, and groups of students in...
CEO of Semify Patrick Briggs guides students to "Life After College with an English Degree" Patrick Briggs (English; Anthropology) spoke to students about his post-college career and his ...
Kimiecik and Dunn recognized for student-athlete well-being research
Carlyn Kimiecik, assistant professor in the Family Science and Social Work Department, and social work student Katharine Dunn presented their literature review findings at the National Association ...
Kate Perepezko’s Vision for Aging Care
Beyond High Street: Liz Niehaus
Farmer School of Business dean Jenny Darroch talks with 1986 finance alum Liz Niehaus about stepping on and off the career ladder, her busy "retirement," and following her father's advice. Listen here
Congratulations to the Fall 2024 Faculty Writing Fellows Cohort
The Howe Center for Writing Excellence and Howe Writing Across the Curriculum (HWAC) program welcome Miami faculty members as new Faculty Writing Fellows alumni.
Miami University student calls on peers to join relationship app design and sales team
Finance and Entrepreneurship major Andy Robbins is looking to grow his app, currently available on the App Store.
Top Eight Tech Gifts for the 2024 Holiday Season
Looking for last minute gift inspo? We got you covered with our top eight tech gifts for this year!
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Planned change: Miami Directory to be login-only
In service to maintaining a high level of security, we will be placing our web directory (MiamiOH.edu/directory) behind authentication on December 16, 2024.
EHS graduate students earn top honors at Miami University 2024 Graduate Research Forum
Graduate students Tyaira Smith and Jason Abram were among the top honorees at the Miami University 2024 Graduate Research Forum, held on Nov. 1. Tyaira Smith, a fourth-year doctoral student in educ...
Richard Cocks to receive honorary degree during Fall Commencement
Richard Cocks, along with three honorees, will receive the Doctor of Humane Letters honorary degree during the Fall 2024 Commencement at 3 p.m. Friday, Dec. 13, at Millett Hall in Oxford, ...
Graduate Research Forum 2024: Top presenter awards
Winners of the oral and poster presentations from the 16th annual forum announced
Miami University SLAM students excel at national sports sales competition
Oliver Stern claimed the No. 1 spot in the Ticket Sales Competition at the National Collegiate Sports Sales Competition Qualification Round. Fellow SLAM students Margie Conrath (No. 28), Luke Daxe ...
Miami University alumna explores virtual reality’s impact on pediatric orthopedic care
Mackenzie Cannon ’19, a Family Science graduate and certified child life specialist, recently published an article in Everything Matters detailing her work with Nationwide Children...
Recent Books and Chapters from the Department Spanish and Portuguese
A Companion to Spanish Environmental Cultural Studies. Tamesis Books. Ed. Luis I. Prádanos (January 2023). Intro available through Open Access. Contesting Extinctions: Decolonial and Rege...
Fall 2024 Faculty and Staff News and Updates
Join us in welcoming our new faculty and celebrating all our faculty accomplishments.
Saying Goodbye: Emeriti, Retired and Faculty We have Lost
Recent Retirements This year, Dr. María Auxiliadora Álvarez, author of fourteen books of poetry and two books of essays, won the prestigious Paz poetry prize, sp...
Ben Malek, Janelle Tipton, Lucy Stackpole, and Olivia Kelly. Our department has continued to welcome Miami University President’s scholars (the Presidential Fellows program) to...
Department Happenings Fall 2024
Students in the Miami in Spain program Responding to our Ever-Changing World Our major was recently streamlined, to ensure that students have enough flexibility to double and triple major. We con...
Find and organize Pending Delete files in your Google Drive
As we reported previously, Miami users have begun to see a “Pending Delete” label in their Google Drive on certain files.
Announcing the Winners of the Fall 2024 HWC Writing Contests
This fall the Howe Writing Center held two overlapping creative writing contests. The first invited writers to submit a travel narrative about an intercultural experience, while the second sought f...
Miami Media Highlights Nov. 25-Dec. 1
Journal-News, Nov. 30: New programs help Miami U earn world top-10 business school rankingThis article highlights the recent ranking of the Farmer School of Business by the Princeton Review. Jenny ...
Authors, Accolades, and Achievements
Fall Commencement ceremony is Dec. 13
Nearly 1,100 degree candidates expected at Millett Hall
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in November
Our editors' picks provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
Kate Singer’s Research on Caregiving and Policy
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Berg publishes on anticipatory postural adjustments
William Berg, professor of kinesiology at Miami University, recently contributed to a Special Issue of Brain Sciences focused on anticipatory postural adjustments (APAs) in motor control. Berg's in...
Kimiecik team explores narrative pedagogy at Lilly Conference
At the 43rd Original Lilly Conference on College Teaching, held Nov. 21-23 at Miami University’s Armstrong Center, father-daughter duo Jay Kimiecik (KNH) and Carlyn Kimiecik (FSW) present...
A beloved professor of social studies education, Fuller taught at Miami University for over 30 years, earning the Miami University Alumni Association Effective Educator of the Year Award in 1994. L...
Miami named one of Most Promising Places to Work in Student Affairs 2025
University earns that designation for sixth time since 2017
Tis the Time of Year for Scams Galore
It's unfortunately the time of year for scammers to come out of the woodwork.
The major, now available, expects to see enrollments next year.
Here’s how to stay informed on emergency weather and closing information
Website, email, and text messaging will alert users to university’s status
Miami Media Highlights Nov. 18-24
Columbus Dispatch, Nov. 22: America! We have a Jerry Jones problem in our politicsSteven Conn, W.E. Smith Professor of History, provided this op-ed comparing the current state of politics to that o...
Miami University hosts literacy celebration at Queen City Book Bank
Miami University’s College of Education, Health, and Society (EHS) hosted a Celebration of Literacy on Monday, November 18 at the Queen City Book Bank, highlighting the importance of lite...
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Miami faculty and alumni explore biomechanics of the short game in golf
A new study co-authored by Department of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health faculty members Dean Smith and Mark Walsh, alongside former students and now alumni Tess McGuire and Caitlyn Picard, exam...
Assistant Professor of Art Richard W. James showcases solo exhibition at Weston Art Gallery
Richard W. James, an accomplished faculty member in Miami University's Department of Art, is making waves in the art community with his solo exhibition, No True Scotsman, now on display at the West...
MiamiTHRIVE initiative passes one-year mark
Phase II of the university’s strategic planning effort expected to conclude in early 2025
Miami students bring sports passion to "Red Brick Recap"
Miami University students Jack Mueller and Ted Brennan are bringing the energy of Miami sports straight to fans with Red Brick Recap, a podcast and YouTube show that breaks down the latest in Miami...
Exploring leadership and team culture: New faculty publication
Robin Vealey, professor of sport leadership and management at Miami University, and Corinne Zimmerman, M.S. ’22, collaborated with co-author Nicholas Myers to publish a study in the Journ...
Faculty and alumni co-author study on perceptions of sport psychology professionals
Robin Vealey, professor of sport leadership and management at Miami University, collaborated with alumni Alexander Bianco, M.S. ’19, and Sabrina Madson, M.S. ’21, to publish a s...
Educational Leadership professor Érica Fernández elected to national leadership role
Érica Fernández, professor of educational leadership at Miami University, has been elected to the Executive Committee of the University Council for Educational Administration (UCE...
Eric Robinson’s Role in Advancing Scripps Research
Miami University’s Chem-E-Car team competes in San Diego
Six Miami University CEC students traveled to San Diego, CA to compete with their Chem-E-Car at the national level.
Building a cyber career: Lessons in leadership, values, and resilience from women in the field
The panel, organized jointly by Miami University's Cyber Security Club and Miami's local chapter of Society of Women Engineers, offered in-person insights from female leaders.
Author Sarah Stitzlein leads discussion on teaching honesty in a dishonest world
EHS hosted a thought-provoking "Coffee and Conversation" event with author Sarah Stitzlein on Nov. 20. The discussion, inspired by her book Teaching Honesty in a Populist Era: Emphasizing Truth in ...
Dance Theatre leads EHS book drive with top donations
Congratulations to Dance Theatre for collecting the most books during the EHS literacy book drive for the Queen City Book Bank. The drive gathered over 1,450 books thanks to the generosity of EHS s...
Miami University offers MUHOPE crisis text line
Free mental health support is available to all students
In observance of National First-Generation Day on Nov. 8, Dean Reneé Baernstein has announced the winners of the 2024 CAS first-generation awards: Associate Professor of English TaraShea N...
Be prepared for winter weather
These tips can help Miamians stay safe and warm as temperatures drop
Phill Alexander remembered as ‘a trailblazer’ in college esports
Assistant professor of Emerging Technology in Business + Design was a pioneer in esports curriculum
Miami associate professor wins 2024 Chicago Folklore Prize
Andrew Peck’s book examines what happens when legends are born online?
Miami Media Highlights Nov. 11-17
Journal-News, Nov. 14: Record breaking: Miami U earns more than $50 million in grantsThis article highlights Miami’s record-breaking year of funding grants. Ande Durojaiye, vice president...
Original Lilly Conference on College Teaching returns to Miami for 43rd year
Three-day conference on effective teaching will be at Armstrong Student Center
Dragonfly graduates earn AAZK awards for their work within the animal care field
The American Association of Zoo Keepers (AAZK) recently announced its 2024 keeper award winners, and three Dragonfly graduates were recognized.
‘Niche picking’ helps Social Work students find a perfect career path
Unique networking opportunities take faculty mentorship far beyond the classroom
Miami University ranks fourth in nation for study abroad among public doctoral universities
University sees increase in the percentage of undergraduates studying abroad
Alumni Spotlight: Makenzie Knore ('24)
Music alumna releases debut piano collection inspired by campus life
Ganiva Reyes elected chair of AERA’s Critical Issues in Curriculum and Cultural Studies SIG
Ganiva Reyes, department chair and associate professor in Miami University’s Department of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry, has been elected chair of the Critical Issues in ...
Ganiva Reyes joins Educational Studies journal editorial advisory board
Ganiva Reyes, department chair and associate professor in Miami University’s Department of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry, has been appointed to the Editorial Advisory Boar...
TCE faculty publish study on justice-oriented teacher education
Faculty members Racheal Banda, Ganiva Reyes, and Kathy Batchelor from Miami University’s Department of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry (TCE) co-authored a study published in...
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FSB, CAS senior named to Cincy Inno 'Inno Under 25' list
Seven Miami students or alumni on watch list for award
Across the Quad: Cybersecurity challenges in our community
Computer science and business colleagues – James Walden and Joseph Nwankpa, respectively – head a collaborative cybersecurity initiative preparing a diversity of majors for local and gl...
From the factory floor to Tic-Tac-Toe: Miami engineering students program “Swoop” to play and engage
CEC students are redefining robotics with ‘Swoop,’ a robot originally designed for factory lines, now reprogrammed to challenge visitors to a game of Tic-Tac-Toe.
Miami University Symphony Orchestra presents “Symphonic Fireworks” concert ahead of Thanksgiving
The Miami University Symphony Orchestra (MUSO) is thrilled to announce its upcoming concert, Symphonic Fireworks, on Monday, November 25, 2024, at 7:30 p.m. in Hall Auditorium. This dynamic event w...
College of Creative Arts Dean Ryan Fisher appointed to Cincinnati Youth Choir board
Ryan Fisher, Dean of Miami University’s College of Creative Arts, has been appointed to the board of the Cincinnati Youth Choir (CYC), one of the nation’s leading community yout...
New website on mental health and well-being available for students, faculty, and staff
Wellness navigator, resource search tool included in resources
Photo from Middletown campus earns top spot in Miami ‘Golden Hours’ photo contest
Dori Coyle-Hall took the photo in front of Verity Lodge
Bill Ebbing joins Miami’s Board of Trustees
1985 graduate is president and CEO of the New Albany Company
MU-WIRELESS Wi-Fi Option Going Away During Winter Break
As part of an initiative to improve the overall security, features, and performance of the Miami Wi-Fi infrastructure, IT Services will be removing the MU-WIRELESS option from the Miami Wi-Fi envir...
The Handlers Behind Miami's Therapy Dogs Program
Behind every sweet therapy dog is a dedicated handler who brings their dog to campus to make a difference.
For communities with few to no first language speakers, archival-based work has become vital
Sculptures installed at Marquardt Middle School in student collaboration project
The four sculptures designed and created in the vision of Miami students and Chicago middle schoolers were dedicated and placed this fall
Jones Lab undergraduate researchers win 2 awards at the 2024 AIChE Annual Meeting
Miami University students traveled to San Diego to compete in the undergraduate poster competition, ultimately bringing two top-tier awards back to Oxford, Ohio.
National Breath of Life receives award from ATALM
National Breath of Life Archival Institute for Indigenous Languages awarded the ATALM 2024 International Guardians of Culture and Lifeways Language Program Institutional Excellence Award.
National Breath of Life Archival Institute for Indigenous Languages awarded
National Breath of Life Archival Institute for Indigenous Languages awarded the ATALM 2024 International Guardians of Culture and Lifeways Language Program Institutional Excellence Award.
'It was just the best experience' Startup Weekend starts up student entrepreneurs
Dozens of students take part in weekend of innovation and little sleep.
Miami Media Highlights Nov. 4-10
Dayton Daily News, Nov. 10: Voting is only one way to make your voice heard. Rally your community with Ideas & VoicesRichard Campbell, professor emeritus of Media, Journalism, and Film, is quot...
Dominik Konkolewicz and Jennifer Quinn were honored at a reception during the Graduate Research Forum Nov. 1
Saving salmon in northwest Oregon
Advanced Inquiry Program (AIP) graduate student Audrey Evans of Happy Valley, Oregon, published an opinion piece in the Portland Tribune newspaper.
Promoting more native habitats to connect Chicago communities
Advanced Inquiry Program (AIP) graduate student Juliana Castagna of Homewood, Illinois, published an opinion piece in the Homewood-Flossmoor Chronicle.
Tackling food waste in northeast Illinois
Advanced Inquiry Program (AIP) graduate student Suzanne Waite of Elmhurst, Illinois, published an opinion piece in the Elmhurst Patch.
Taking action to save endangered shorebirds
Advanced Inquiry Program (AIP) graduate student Lindsay Keller of Chicago, Illinois, published an article in Sevenseas Media.
FSB Entrepreneurship program ranked No. 8 globally by Princeton Review
Miami University among top 10 public schools for 17th consecutive year
Miami University senior calls leadership roles in student organizations ‘invaluable'
Julia Jacobs will represent Ohio at the National American Miss competition over Thanksgiving break
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Military, veteran student programs awarded grant by state
The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce granted the university over $150,000 in recognition and support of EHS education programs enrolling military-affiliated students
Students tackle investment banking in William Blair case competition
Students gain experience with near-real-world financial transactions in month-long competition.
Open forums for associate provost finalists will be held this month
Forums are in Shideler Hall and Kreger Hall
Workday support comes in a variety of forms
Since Workday Platform (Finance/HR/Payroll) became active for Miami in July, support teams have been working tirelessly to address your issues and questions. The topics we’ve seen include...
Second Miami AI Symposium scheduled for March 10-11
Following on the heels of what was a tremendously successful first edition in the fall of 2023, a second Artificial Intelligence (AI) summit at Miami is set to take place on March 10-11, 2025 in th...
MUDEC students help commemorate 80th anniversary of liberation of Luxembourg
Menard Family Center’s Civic Internship Program focuses on semester-long project
Miami University breaks external funding record in fiscal year 2024
“The pursuit of external grants directly supports our educational mission. The opportunity to be engaged in research as collaborators is what sets Miami apart in its commitment to teaching,&#...
Techsplaining 101: Network Attached Storage at Miami
Let's learn about how we use network attached storage and the NetApp at Miami.
How are groundbreaking ideas in logic programming shaping the future of technology? CEC student and alumni researchers are showing the way.
Zookeepers: Caregivers and resource reducers
Global Field Program (GFP) graduate student and zookeeper Chelsea Vabro of North Riverside, Illinois, was published in Animal Keepers' Forum, a publication of the American Association of Zoo K...
Ensuring healthy diets for zoo-housed gorillas
Global Field Program (GFP) graduate student and zookeeper Stephanie Hurst of Buffalo, New York, was published in Animal Keepers' Forum, a publication of the American Association of Zoo Keepers.
Supporting needs of international animal care givers
Global Field Program (GFP) graduate Jennifer Bridges '16 of Pflugerville, Texas, was published in Animal Keepers' Forum, a publication of the American Association of Zoo Keepers (AAZK).
Miami students explore federal and state governments
Government Relations Network equips them with effective advocacy and communication skills
Miami University Choraliers win national recognition
Miami University is proud to announce that the Miami University Choraliers, under the direction of conductor Robyn Lana, have been awarded third place in the American Prize in Choral Performance, i...
The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce (DEW) has awarded Miami University $163,675 through the EmpowerVetEd grant initiative for the project titled Empower VetEd: Supporting Military in Mia...
The National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases has awarded Miami University $410,071 for research on how early-life physical inactivity influences muscle quality later in...
Ann Haley MacKenzie named extraordinary professor at South Africa's North-West University
Ann Haley MacKenzie, a faculty member in Miami University’s Department of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry, has been appointed extraordinary professor for the Research Center...
Four EHS projects awarded technology grants to enhance student learning and engagement
Four innovative projects from Miami University's College of Education, Health, and Society (EHS) were recently awarded grants through the competitive process from the Student Technology Fee fund, d...
Miami Media Highlights Oct. 28-Nov. 3
WGN, Ch.9, Nov. 3: Backstory with Larry PotashJeb Card, associate teaching professor of Anthropology, adds insight on the history of witchcraft. New York Times, Nov. 3: Election 2024 Polls:...
Miami offers a culture of entrepreneurial imagination, excellence
Momentum builds at Lee and Rosemary Fisher Innovation College@Elm
“It was an extraordinary vision back then to set us on the path to achieving carbon neutrality. As many institutions and organizations are now striving for this goal, we have a significant he...
Dragonfly Photo Contest Winners 2024
Miami University Project Dragonfly graduate students in the Advanced Inquiry Program (AIP), the Global Field Program (GFP), Earth Expeditions (EE) courses, and faculty and staff are invited ...
Miami has a record year for external funding in FY 2024
“Miami is a student-centered institution and the integration of teaching and research is at the heart of the goal for increasing grant finding” Sue McDowell, vice president for research...
Ellram named a Women Impacting Supply Chain Excellence Legend
Farmer School professor among first group of academics to earn honor
Miami advances democracy through critical thinking, advocacy
The Menard Family Center for Democracy hosts candidate debates, public lectures, issue discussions, and more
Miami teams with Butler Tech to advance manufacturing education
Advanced Manufacturing Workforce and Innovation Hub set to open January 2026
Miami University advances affordability for students in several ways
Billion-dollar campaign will dedicate $400 million for scholarships
Miami students learn, practice in state-of-the-art healthcare hub
Clinical Health Sciences and Wellness facility serves multiple programs, purposes
Miami invests in the humanities with Bachelor Hall revamp
Major renovations will provide state-of-the-art technology and spaces to collaborate
Miami’s survey of Ohio voters gives students chance to create, engage with data
Election poll referenced in New York Times, across social media
Lorikeets are for keeps when it comes to rearing and being ambassadors
Advanced Inquiry Program (AIP) graduate student and zookeeper Angela Ignarski of Orland Park, Illinois, was published in Animal Keepers' Forum, a publication of the American Association of Zoo...
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Miami University students conduct survey of Ohio voters
Results showed tight presidential, senate races
Music instructor Lisa Ericksen to vocal coach musical at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park
Miami University adjunct professor, Lisa Ericksen, is lending her expertise as a Vocal Coach for the highly-anticipated world premiere of Rutka at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. This powerful in...
Miami Regionals, Butler Tech partner for new 1+3 Nursing model
Innovative program allows students to earn a BSN in 3 years after graduating high school
Carla Shalaby, Ed.D. speaks on literacy and freedom in education at campus symposium
Carla Shalaby from the University of Michigan led a compelling keynote at Miami’s College of Education, Health, and Society’s fall symposium, titled “Critical conversa...
Urban Cohort joins Peaslee Neighborhood Center
Urban Cohort joins Peaslee Neighborhood Center for 14th annual community event, honoring partnership and leadership.
Victories for both Miami and Ohio in the second annual CyberMania competition
We have officially closed the annual CyberMania event!
Oxford and Miami’s ties to Native American culture
November is Native American Heritage month, and Oxford residents don't have to go far to engage with local Native American history.. By Austin Smith, Oxford Free Press, Nov 1, 2024
Constructive Dialogue Perspectives expands across Miami campus this fall
Pilot program last spring gave student leaders tools to communicate across differences
Miami’s Luxembourg campus is a well-established international footprint
MUDEC offers students opportunity to explore a unique cultural landscape
Miami ecologist Lesley Knoll part of emerging field of wintertime lake research
Thousands of lakes worldwide that historically froze over every winter now experience ice-free years. Knoll is part of international team that contributed to a new review in Science on environmenta...
Miami searching for AVP for Online Learning and Professional Education
University is partnering with Storbeck Search and Associates for national search
Miami’s McVey Data Science building innovates for the future
New space inspires cutting-edge programs, collaborations
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in October
Our editors' picks provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
In October, the Howe Center for Writing Excellence hosted workshops on multimodal writing and grantwriting, equipping educators with strategies to enhance student engagement and pursue funding. Ren...
Opportunity for competitive advantage at Access for All
On October 25, 2025, the Access for All Annual Accessibility Symposium was held at the Shriver Center on Miami’s Oxford campus. A bright crowd of around 91 attendees gathered in the Heritage ...
Noltemeyer named dean of College of Education, Health, and Society
New role begins Dec. 1; Noltemeyer has been interim dean of EHS since January
Authors, Accolades, and Achievements
Miami earns high marks in Intelligent.com 2025 rankings
University is No. 1 for Master’s in Gerontology; No. 2 in Best Small Business Management
Presentation During Ohio Archives Month Unveils Creation of Howe Archive
The Miami University Libraries unveiled the creation of the Howe Center for Writing Excellence Archival and Digital Collection. This invaluable archive has been digitized and will be made available...
Glee Club alumnus reflects on musical journey, memories, and the bond of song
John Clover, a Miami University alumnus from the Class of 1970, recently shared memories from his transformative years as a member of the Miami University Men’s Glee Club. Clover̵...
Students unleash their potential during the Inside Washington summer ‘24 program
The Department of Political Science offers students a summer full of career development and networking experiences in the nation’s capital.
Miami Media Highlights Oct. 21-27
Dayton Daily News, Oct. 27: Miami U revamps, unifies online courses for thousands of of students, adult career learnersMiami University President Gregory Crawford, provost Elizabeth Mullenix, and A...
Prioritizing inclusivity in conservation education
Advanced Inquiry Program (AIP) graduate student Kelly Maxwell of Jacksonville Beach, Florida, pictured paddleboarding through the mangroves in Biscayne Bay, Everglades, for her Global Biomes course...
Miami University announces partnership with TriHealth, Beacon
TriHealth, Beacon will be exclusive providers for sports medicine and rehabilitation services for RedHawk student-athletes
MPIL Call for Cohorts - Spring 2025
The Miami Plan Innovation Lab (MPIL), led by the Office of Liberal Education, is calling for interdisciplinary teams to co-design - and ultimately teach - exciting new high-impact Signature Inquiry...
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Miami students conduct mock evaluation team meeting in interdisciplinary training
Graduate and undergraduate students from Miami University’s College of Education, Health, and Society participated in an interdisciplinary training event at Shriver Center, collaborating ...
Miami marks 200 years of teaching with panels on Nov. 1, Nov. 4
Sessions will be held at the art museum with a virtual component
Family Weekend festivities bring Miamians together
Recap video captures moments from Miami University's Family Weekend 2024
By pursuing a humanities degree at Miami, Unroe has gone on to be a success story through many different avenues in the field of gerontology.
IAM Update: Three new affiliations, Google calendars, and more
The IAM Program continues to work on a long list of tasks and activities that are improving not only how our systems talk to each other, but also how we use those systems to improve the level of se...
Miami alumna’s graphic design skills on display from Paris to Cleveland
Art director enjoying fast-paced environment with NBA’s Cavaliers
No mystery what happens to these ‘ghostlike’ atoms
Trapped and frozen atoms at heart of Samir Bali’s research
Sculpting the strange with Dan Chudzinski ’07
CCA alumnus realizes the mythological and strange through his sculpture work
Building Leadership, One Brick at a Time: Using LEGO® to Engage Students
In an era where leaders are seeking innovative ways to engage students and enhance collaboration, Miami’s Division of Student Life is employing a surprising tool to help—LEGO® bricks.
Nate Sowder: Designing success through setting goals, recognizing advantages
Fifth Third Bank executive tells students about balancing passions with what they are good at doing.
Miami Media Highlights Oct. 14-20
MSN, Oct. 20: 5 Of The Strangest Aircraft Designs That Took To The SkiesThis article highlights five strange aircraft designs. Miami University students designed the one-piece circular wing for the...
A summer internship at SPR Therapeutics
Learn about Delaney Richmond's internship with SPR Therapeutics, a medical device company founded and led by College of Engineering and Computing alumna Maria Bennett.
Conducting research for sake of student well-being and environmental literacy
Research by Global Field Program (GFP) graduate Rachel Arbor '23 of Beacon, New York, and Dragonfly associate director Kevin Matteson has been published in Environmental Education Research...
Art Education junior Isabella Obradovich has built a following for her art; now she wants to use her learned experiences to help others grow too
New AI Modules for K12 Educators
K-12 teachers can access new learning modules on Artificial Intelligence in education, complete with the latest insights on Generative AI. Created by a team from Miami University alongside leading ...
Miami University PhD student Tahreem Fatima earns 2024 AESA award for outstanding research
Tahreem Fatima, a Ph.D. candidate in Educational Leadership at Miami University, has been awarded the 2024 Taylor & Francis Past President’s Award for Outstanding Graduate Student Res...
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Students Prepare for Voting in the 2024 Presidential Election
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, Miami University students are taking different paths to ensure their voices are heard at the ballot box.
New partnership supports aspiring teachers with affordable housing in downtown Cincinnati
Empowering future educators in diverse urban areas can transform local communities
Navigating New Horizons: Tony Sterns and the Intersection of Technology and Aging
Originally trained as an engineer in ship repair, Tony Sterns sees his journey to Gerontology as quite natural. “I worked with old ships, and now I work with older people,” he j...
Miami alumnus Juan Gilbert '91 appointed to National Science Board by President Joe Biden
Hamilton native hopes to bring ‘computing for social good perspectives’ to the board
Enhancing campus life and stimulating the local economy
In line with MiamiTHRIVE, university continues to assess how campuses will evolve
Michael Connor ’94 on harnessing generative AI and emotional intelligence for business and beyond
He is the founder of Chat EQ: an AI-powered web app designed for compassionate communication, teaching its users emotional intelligence.
Trick or treat? More like click or delete: NCSAM update 2024
As you know, October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and we are all working to become more knowledgeable and – dare we say – aware of common cybersecurity practices and...
Miami students map out their path to BLINK festival
Largest public light and art event in the country is Oct. 17-20 in Cincinnati
Serving as a mentor high on list of priorities for new associate provost
Elise Radina has been professor, chair, associate dean at Miami
Miami professor discusses her recent research on school boards on "The Referenda" podcast
Kathleen Knight-Abowitz, professor of Educational Leadership at Miami University, was a guest on the podcast The Referenda, where she discussed her research on Ohio school boards. In the episode, t...
FSB professor playing on three teams vying for national tennis championship
Gillian Oakenfull will play for three national tennis championships over the next few weeks.
Historian Elena Jackson Albarrán: ‘Columbus Who? Decolonizing the Calendar in Latin America’
Latin America's Día de la Raza has been renamed to reflect anti-colonial sentiments, as with Columbus Day in the U.S., writes Albarrán
Miami Media Highlights for Oct. 7-13
Pubic News Service, Oct. 13: Improving Ohio's sexual violence response teamsAnna Ressler, assistant professor of Nursing, is leading the research on sexual violence response teams in Ohio. The surv...
Miami Online: Meet Miami University’s reinvented online campus
System-wide unification of online academic programs launches new era of education at Miami
Academic advisors create network of support for students
CEC academic advisors worked all summer to orientate new students and prepare to support all returning students for the school year.
Ed.D students publish book on project-based and inquiry learning
Lauren Martin of Cincinnati Public Schools and Mici Eubanks from Indiana Hill Primary School have co-authored a new book titled Project-Based and Inquiry Learning: Nurturing Curiosity. Their work p...
Sophomore Music Education students get a hands-on drumline experience
Last week, sophomore Music Education students in Percussion Methods experienced firsthand what it's like to march in a drumline. Professor Chris Tanner, instructor for the course, recruited two mem...
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Adobe software now available for checkout at King Library
Books aren’t the only thing you can get at the library.
Lab technicians keep CEC labs running
Machine maintenance, parts procurement, and lots of emails go into coordinating and keeping student lab spaces in CEC running smoothly.
Open forums for EHS dean finalists this month
Forums for College of Education, Health, and Society dean finalists will be held at King Library and McGuffey Hall
MiamiTHRIVE Symposium to be held Oct. 14-15
Nine foundational strength committees finished work over the summer; symposium will be in Shriver Center
“Verlin Pulley: The Remaking of a Man” is an original student work by junior Theatre and Creative Writing double major Max Kaufman and directed by junior Psychology major Bradl...
Graduate students secure $6,010 to enhance wellness space at McGuffey Hall
College of Education, Health, and Society (EHS) graduate students Cayden Enix and Georgie Early, along with Assistant Dean Lea Minniti, have been awarded $6,010 through Miami’s Mental Hea...
Students, faculty, alumni tout Miami business ecosystem at StartupCincy Week
StartupCincy Week gave Miami the opportunity to show off what its faculty, students, and alumni can do.
Keys to Career helps students unlock their potential
Inaugural DEI Professional Development Day brings students, employers, and campus community members together
The 2024 U.S. elections are set for Tuesday, Nov. 5, with the president and vice president at the top of party tickets. Beyond that, 34 of the 100 seats in the U.S. Senate and all 435 seats in the ...
OutSCIder Classroom has started airing on PBS stations in southwest Ohio
Miami Media Highlights Sept. 30-Oct. 6
CBS-WKRC, Ch. 12, Oct. 6: Healthy InnovationsMiami University President Gregory Crawford is shown with alumni Sharon and Graham Mitchell as they flip the switch to sustainability. The Mitchells mad...
Rinella Learning Center earns recertification as Learning Center of Excellence
Miami is one of seven institutions in the U.S. to receive designation
Introducing: Grackle Workspace at Miami
Miami University and the AccessMU Center are excited to announce the availability of Grackle Workspace for the entire campus community.
Economics professor visits Colombia as Fulbright-Hays participant
Jenny Minier spent four weeks across Colombia learning lessons she could bring back to Oxford.
International student research makes diplomatic discoveries for U.S. Embassy
Anastasija Mladenovska immerses herself amongst war-time Russian immigrants in Serbia
Howe Center for Writing Excellence Hosts National Advisory Board Meeting
The Howe Center for Writing Excellence recently held our annual national advisory board meeting.
Family Weekend 2024 featuring Sal Vulcano
Sal Vulcano will be live in Millett Hall this Oct. 18 as the headlining comedian for Family Weekend 2024.
Tackling the microplastics problem through community art
Current Global Field Program (GFP) graduate student Molly Biagi of River Grove, Illinois, recently partnered with Chicago-based environmental conservation organization Urban Rivers and hosted a mic...
How participating in a Winter Term workshop led to a successful internship this summer
Lauren Devney, a senior Mechanical Engineering Major, shares her experience of her summer internship with Greif.
Global Field Program (GFP) graduate Valeria Hernandez '23, of Houston, Texas, was recently interviewed by the National Park Service for her work as a NPS intern in helping the forestry crew mo...
Current Advanced Inquiry Program (AIP) graduate student Lucy Gardner, of Manhattan, New York, was published in the Times Union, a newspaper for New York's Capital Region.
Examining working elephants in Nepal
Project Dragonfly Visiting Assistant Professor Michelle Szydlowski was published in Anthrozoös, a multidisciplinary journal focused on the relationships between people and animals across areas.
Safeguarding mammals in northern Sri Lanka
Current Global Field Program (GFP) graduate student Olivia Johnson of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, published an article for the Kaludiyapokuna Primate Conservation and Research Center (KPCRC)
Debunking science misinformation with citizen science
Current Advanced Inquiry Program (AIP) graduate student Thomas Hensley of Bellbrook, Ohio, was published in the Dayton Daily News, a newspaper serving the City of Dayton, Ohio, and surrounding comm...
Standardizing and assessing pangolin research
Global Field Program (GFP) graduate and Dragonfly instructor Jeannie Miller Martin '13 of Brunswick, Georgia, and others conducted research that was published in Oryx—The International J...
Evaluating river response to dam removal in western Washington
Global Field Program (GFP) graduate student Natasha Coumou of Marysville, Washington, was part of research team who observed impacts of the Pilchuck River Diversion Dam removal from the Pilchuck Ri...
Encouraging coexistence, mutual respect in La Jolla Cove
Global Field Program (GFP) graduate student Sharyn Umaña-Angers of Montreal, Canada, published an article on Sevenseas Media.
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Young alumni talk cybersecurity at Farmer School panel discussion
A panel of recent graduates examined the current and future states of cybersecurity.
Miami Urban Cohort student Gabrielle Byrd highlights exhibit on Black travel during Jim Crow era
Gabrielle Byrd, a Miami University Urban Cohort student and freelance writer for Cincinnati Public Radio, has written an article showcasing “The Negro Motorist Green Book” exhib...
Dalí Quartet in the Gallery: Watch Masters at Work
Free Concert and Open Masterclass at Miami University’s Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum
Celebrate ‘the Spirit of Western’ with our Exposure story from Homecoming 2024
Miami’s football team wore special blue jerseys to commemorate the weekend
New Climate Action and Sustainability Council Working Groups on Student Engagement and Faculty/Staff Engagement accepting nominations for additional members
Miami University recognized for inclusive excellence for fifth straight year
University earns HEED Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine
Registration is now open for the 9th Annual Accessibility Symposium
The annual Access for All: Accessibility Symposium will be held this year on Friday, October 25, 2024, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. All sessions will be held at Miami University's Shriver Center. You d...
Authors, Accolades, and Achievements
Miami hosts Ukrainian scholar in the College of Engineering and Computing
The BridgeUSA Ukrainian Academic Fellows Program builds connections between Ukrainian and U.S. scholars
Health Professional School Fair
Join us at the 9th Annual Miami University Health Professional School Fair!
'Shark Tank' star brings 'Cold Hard Truth' to Miami
Kevin O'Leary was Anderson Distinguished Lecture Series speaker for 2024.
Sing with us: Miami University Choral Collective
We are excited to invite Miami University students, faculty, staff, and the Oxford community to join the Miami University Choral Collective!
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in September
Our editors' picks provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
Miami’s Major Insight takes top Podcast spot at Ragan awards
University also earns Honorable Mention in Video category
Miami Media Highlights Sept. 23-29
Journal-News, Sept. 28: Miami U unveils $5 million solar energy parkThis news story reports on the new Sharon and Graham Mitchell Sustainability Park at Miami University. Miami President Gregory Cr...
FSB business fraternity brings home regional awards for its work
Delta Sigma Pi is one of five Farmer School business fraternities
Photo contest will showcase Miami at ‘Dusk and Dawn’
Enter on social media from Oct. 1-Nov. 1
Treks will take place in January and March of 2025
A photo and video recap of the first month of Fall semester at the College of Engineering and Computing (CEC).
Hui Wang and team receive new NIH grant for development of reliable optical imaging phantom
Future potential applications for Wang’s research includes new ways to screen for glaucoma and Parkinson’s.
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In July 2024, the Howe Center for Writing Excellence hosted a groundbreaking pilot of a sensemaking method developed by Elizabeth Wardle that seeks to imagine faculty as the best resource to solve ...
Miami University’s Anthony James discusses chronic absenteeism on The Academic Minute
The COVID-19 pandemic has amplified challenges in K-12 education, including the growing issue of chronic absenteeism. Anthony James, professor and interim chair of family science and social work at...
Miami alumna Maddie Tobler builds career as athletic trainer at Northern Iowa
Miami University athletic training graduate Maddie Tobler '21, serves as the athletic trainer for the University of Northern Iowa's track and field team. Tobler's journey began as a student trainer...
More than 60 candidates take oath during naturalization ceremony at Miami Regionals
Event part of Citizenship and Democracy Week
Swine City Brewing, Miami University announce pair of beverages to support RedHawk student-athletes
1809 Bohemian Pilsner and RedHawk Razz Raspberry Lemonade Hard Seltzer will be available in late October
'Flipping the switch' on the Sharon and Graham Mitchell Sustainability Park at Miami University
A $5 million gift from Sharon Janosik Mitchell ’73 and Graham Mitchell ’73, M.En. ’76 will help Miami reach its 2040 carbon neutrality goal
NCSAM is starting: Join us for a Fireside Cyberchat
On October 17, join IT Services and the Information Security Office for a Fireside Cyberchat with Helen Patton.
Faculty and Staff News Fall 2024
The Latest from The Conversation From left to right: Rodney Coates, Michael Crowder, Stephen Norris, and Anne Whitesell Elena Jackson Albarrán (History) published an article in...
From left to right: Traci Buschner '90, Griffin Killion '22, and Kimmi Morakis '19 Ethan Clements (Physics, BS 2014, MS 2016) was profiled as an ORISE STEM Researcher at the U.S. Dept ...
2024 Astronaut Scholars Zachary Abrahms (Biology, Premedical Studies) and Cecelia Meinking (Biochemistry, Music) have been announced as Miam...
CAS Top News Stories Fall 2024
Dr. William McIntyre ’68 gives $1 million to the Mallory-Wilson Center for Healthcare Education to help prepare students for medical school.
Miami Media Highlights Sept. 16-22
Matter of Fact with Soledad O’Brien, Sept. 21: Understanding Ballot InitiativesAnne Whitesell, assistant professor of Political Science, explains ballot initiatives ahead of the November ...
Miami remains among top 3 public schools for Undergraduate Teaching
University recognized in several U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges categories
The Miami University senior worked on a team to develop a new version of a tethered spacecraft simulator during his internship at the Marshall Space Flight Center
“Who Did I Elect?” is a comprehensive platform designed to give voters transparent, detailed insights into the actions and decisions of their congressional representatives.
Miami football team to wear special Western College-themed jerseys for Homecoming
RedHawks will be decked out in blue for game against Massachusetts; check out the video honoring the legacy of Western College
Board of Trustees extends President Crawford’s contract until 2029
Other action includes approval of designated funds for MiamiTHRIVE initiatives
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The Marcum Hotel's breakfast is designed to offer a quick touch of nutrition before our guests head in the many different directions of their day here in Oxford.
Multimillion-dollar gift names Farmer School of Business student advising center
Dauch Family Scholarship program for FSB student athletes also announced.
Alumna Carol Anderson honored with Freedom Summer of ’64 Award
Esteemed author, historian, educator recognized for work with civil rights and social justice