Life as a Washington insider is never predictable. Which is what Naomi Gaston quickly learned while participating in a Miami University program called Inside Washington.
According to a new report from the State University Education Deans (SUED), teacher candidates are helping to build healthier and more productive communities by ensuring that every Ohio child has access to a quality education. During the 2016-17 academic year, teacher candidates from 13 public colleges of education were placed in 514 public school districts in all 88 Ohio counties. Their involvement assisted in the academic development of Pre K-12 students who live in 84 towns, 195 suburban districts, 178 rural districts, and 47 city districts.
The campus-community partnership program, Campus Mentors will be hosting a webinar on Thursday, August 23 from 11:00am-12:00pm. Register at campusmentors.org
Emily Krile, a double major in kinesiology and family science and member of the class of 2021 produced a video of Miami students studying abroad in The Gambia. They studied the social and cultural factors that affect education and health. They also learned the significance of historical events that impact the health of 1.7 million Gambians.
Check out this month's news for information about our fall courses, 2019 student teaching, and maintaining an @Miami email address for student completing their programs this summer.
Callie Batts Maddox, Assistant SLAM Professor won the 2018 Doug Pappas Award for the best oral research presentation at the Society for American Baseball Research (SABR) annual convention
