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Great Minds Will Prevail

At Miami University, boldly creative thinking generates remarkable results. When society needs fresh ideas that cross traditional academic boundaries, it turns to Miami. Miami empowers the great minds that change the world.

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Learn and Lead with the Best

In Miami University’s Honors College, students enjoy all the advantages of a large university while still benefiting from the individualized experiences typically reserved for students attending small, liberal arts colleges. See the Miami difference.

 

Let’s Transform Will Into Action

Explore how higher education can help solve today’s most urgent problems.

Miami professor Eric Hodgson training student to use virtual reality equipment

Empowering the data-driven leaders of tomorrow

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Elizabeth Wardle meeting with a student in the Howe Center for Writing Excellence

Our faculty inspire students of all abilities to learn

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Miami undergraduate students presents her research poster to a visitor at the annual Undergraduate Research Forum

Undergraduate research builds bridges to brilliance

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Cricket Meehan, Director of Center for School-Based Mental Health Programs

Developing initiatives that help educators address mental health challenges

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Tammy Kernodle perusing a book in the Amos Music Library

Art helps people understand the struggle for equality in America

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Anthony James Associate Professor, Family Science and Social Work College of Education, Health, and Society To foster healing and progress in human relations, James investigated two lynching incidents that occurred in Oxford, Ohio, in the late 1800s. His work confronts the legacy of slavery and segregation.
Anthony James
Kimberly Hamlin ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, HISTORY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE An expert on women’s history, particularly women’s suffrage in the U.S., Hamlin’s recent book tells the remarkable true story of the pioneering women who helped secure passage of the 19th Amendment.
Kimberly Hamlin
Michael Vanni Professor, Department of Biology College of Arts and Science Supported by the National Science Foundation, Vanni investigates the ways that wetter springs, drier summers, and an increasing number of large storms is impacting the nutrients found in watersheds.
Michael Vanni
Lei Kerr Professor, Chemical, Paper, and biomedical engineering College of Engineering and Computing Kerr and a team of student researchers invented a device that mimics human breathing and helps diagnose and treat breathing disorders such as asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Lei Kerr
Andrew Jones Assistant Professor, Chemical, Paper, and Biomedical Engineering College of Engineering and Computing Jones discovered a process to sustainably produce a drug candidate that could help treat patients with treatment-resistant depression. His methods eliminate the need to use toxic reagents.
Andrew Jones
Lisa Ellram Distinguished Professor, Supply Chain Management Farmer School of Business The supply chain has never been more important than now. Ellram’s research identifies strategies that companies can use to reduce their operating costs and decrease their environmental impact.
Lisa Ellram
Samir Bali Professor, Physics College of Arts and Science In his lab, Bali explores the properties of ultracold rubidium atoms — some of the coldest matter in the universe. His work in quantum mechanics advances the modern technologies we use every day.
Samir Bali
TaraShea Nesbit Assistant Professor, English College of Arts and Science Nesbit’s novels bring to life voices often kept silent in history. Servants, hired hands, and children play vital roles in settings such as 1940s Los Alamos and the Plymouth colony of the 17th century.
TaraShea Nesbit

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