When Chief Forest Olds of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma made an unplanned visit to Miami University in 1972, it set in motion a relationship between the two Miamis that continues to thrive today.
For Myaamia people, a landscape is more than physical features its a multidimensional connection to all the layers above and below the earth and its inhabitants through time.
Togetherall offers students a space to receive support from their peers, even when they are at home or unable to engage with in-person resources on campus.
During the week of Oct. 17, Miami students had the opportunity to acquire real-life experience in healthcare careers through the Mallory-Wilson Center for Healthcare Education.
The three day conference, held November 14-16, will feature virtual and in-person conference-style mini sessions, late night events, and community building.
Representatives from both the Tribe and the university took part in an emotional commemoration of the partnership on Wednesday, Nov. 9, during the The Two Miamis: 50th Anniversary Celebration at Millett Hall.
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