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07/24/2020
Congratulations to the EHS Alumni Honorees in this Year's 18 of 9 Class!
Congratulations to KeAnna M. Daniels '11, Hailee Yoshizaki-Gibbons '08, M.S. '13, Alyssa Marcangelo '12, and Andrea Spenny '15, M.Ed. '20.
07/24/2020
FSW Graduate Student, Marche' Gendrew has Been Highlighted in Cincinnati News for Her Work With the Local Public School Union
This work is for her graduate-level internship in social work with the local public school union.
07/20/2020
When Life Seems Impossible, Inspirational New Guide Illuminates a Way Forward
New book from FSW graduate Faith Thomas helps people overcome adversity and fear to make the seemingly impossible possible.
07/06/2020
Anthony James Wins the National Council on Family Relations 2020 Social Justice Award
His commitment to social justice is evident in his research, teaching, and service.
06/01/2020
On the Road to (Fringe) Recovery: How Dark Paths Can Lead to Brighter Places
There was a time when Tommy Ratliff had lost all hope. Today, his life is about giving hope to others as a Substance Abuse and Mental Illness (SAMI) Clinician.
05/01/2020
Five Hawk Tank Winners in EHS
Five EHS projects are receiving funding from the Women's Giving Circle. Congratulation to Dr. Elise Radina, Dr. Sheri Leafgren, Kim Wachenheim, Dr. Tammy Schwartz, Richelle Frabotta, Dr. Kimberly Moore, Devin Morgan, Kate Kuvalanka, and Hannah Thompson.
02/25/2020
Family Science & Social Work Week, March 9-13, 2020
Family Science and Social Work Week will be held at Miami University March 9-13 across campus. A wide range of programs will be available and open to all majors, faculty and staff. No registration is required.
02/04/2020
Miami Athletics Inclusive Excellence Award
Dr. Robinson and Dr. James will be honored on Saturday, Feb. 29 at the Basketball game against Bowling Green State University.
01/24/2020
Dr. Denise Taliaferro Baszile was the Featured Speaker at 37th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
The work for justice started by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. continues, but it has to take on new depths, according to Denise Taliaferro Baszile, PhD, of Miami University in Ohio.