This month's highlights include details regarding the fall Q-term and its key dates to remember, the September live session and attendance policy, as well as information regarding winter term registration, plus job searches and campus visits!
Starting this fall, a new Community-based Action Project for Future Teachers (CAP) will be introduced to the College of Education, Health and Society. CAP promises to help educators become more critically-minded, culturally relevant, and better equipped to help more students succeed.
Indelible moments. We all have them. And its a concept that Tom Romano speaks about openly and often, and with a respect befitting the grip, such experiences can have on our lives.
Hosted by the Miami University College of Education, Health and Society, the Inclusive University Program invites college students to co-learn alongside local participants with intellectual disabilities.
Our August newsletter is tailored toward the new students beginning our program this fall. We address the sometimes confusing fact that our program utilizes the university's sprint terms, offer registration encouragement, and introduce students to the resources section of our website, a helpful repository of links to student success. And finally, we look forward to seeing all of our new students at our orientation program this month!
