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Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in November
Our editors' picks for November provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
Miami’s team, CROP, was among 350 teams from 46 countries
Miami professor develops app to help people in wheelchairs reach their destinations
An original AI-based system designed by a Miami team of researchers records surface patterns on roads and sidewalks.
Miami University experts from the College of Education, Health and Society speak about creating positive environments that can provide affirmation, support, and safety
Nutrition expert Nancy Parkinson on the benefits of mindful eating
Mindful eating can help people cultivate healthier habits by being more attentive to the food they buy, prepare, serve, and consume.
Rankings just one measure of entrepreneurship program's success story
The John W. Altman Institute for Entrepreneurship is ranked among the top 10 public programs in the world for the 14th consecutive year.
New book examines how to better support Black boys in a broken educational system
Miami’s Nathaniel Bryan addresses the impact of socially constructed stereotypes and perceptions in the classroom.
FSB students sweep top spots in Launch It: Cincy pitch competition
Three Farmer School students swept the top spots at the Main St. Ventures Launch It: Cincy pitch competition.
Appearing on SNL's Weekend Update (not really): a Q-and-A with Andrew Casper
Andrew Casper recently released his latest book, “An Artful Relic: The Shroud of Turin in Baroque Italy.” If you follow his Twitter feed, you’d think Casper appeared on Saturday ...
Hollywood comes to Miami: major motion film producer receives Freedom Summer of ‘64 Award
Reginald Hudlin humbled by award.
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in October
Our editors' picks for October provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage.
"The PELEA grant extends Miami's role in leading Ohio's efforts to strengthen and diversify the teacher education pipeline, and fill a critical shortage of teachers able to work with...
Stunning images are created in the process: Taking something most people consider a problem in plant microscopy and using it to create a research protocol for vastly increasing the speed of the ent...
Ask the Expert: Social media-spurred challenges and destructive behaviors
A rise in destructive student behaviors encouraged by social media trends on platforms such as TikTok are occurring in many school districts. College of Education, Health and Society educational le...
Miami's inaugural Freedom Film Festival features a conversation with Reginald Hudlin and Wil Haygood
Miami University will host its inaugural Freedom Film Festival Nov. 8-12, following the presentation of the Freedom Summer of ‘64 Award to Hollywood film producer Reginald Hudlin on Sunday, ...
A sovereign tribal nation in Oklahoma. A public university in Ohio. And a relationship that has led to the first generation in nearly 100 years learning to speak the Myaamia language.
Computing Abroad: Andrew Paluch brings supercomputing experience to Brazil
Miami's Andrew Paluch took Ohio Supercomputer Center's computational power all the way to Brazil to introduce students to high performance computing.
Miami's Rodney Coates featured on CBS New Special and PRIME With Charles Blow
Miami professor Rodney Coates breaks down the history of Juneteenth on the CBS News Radio Special "America Changed Forever" hosted by Jeff Pegues (Miami '92), CBS News Chief Justice ...
Amy Bergerson named new associate provost and dean for undergraduate education
Amy Bergerson is senior associate dean for undergraduate studies at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City and a professor in its department of educational leadership — positions she has he...
Miami names Cristina Alcalde new vice president for institutional diversity and inclusion
Miami University President Gregory Crawford announced that the university has selected M. Cristina Alcalde as its new vice president for institutional diversity and inclusion, effective July 1.
More than 20 Miami professors among top 2% of researchers based on analysis of citations
More than 20 Miami University faculty members are among the top 2 percent of the world's researchers, according to a recent Stanford University study. Based on an analysis of citations, the st...
Tom Crist and James Kiper awarded Miami University's Benjamin Harrison Medallion
Tom Crist, professor and chair of biology, and James Kiper, professor of computer science and software engineering, have been honored with the 2021 Benjamin Harrison Medallion.
Trillions of cicadas are likely just days away from emerging in Ohio and throughout the Northeast, and Miami University’s Yoshi Tomoyasu, associate professor of biology, offered his thoughts.
Miami to honor Wayne Embry and late wife with Freedom Summer of ’64 Award
Miami University will honor NBA executive and basketball icon Wayne Embry (Miami ’58) and his late wife, Theresa “Terri” Embry (Miami ’60), with the Freedom Summer of ’...
President Biden nominates Daryl Baldwin to National Council on the Humanities
President Joe Biden has nominated Myaamia Center Executive Director Daryl Baldwin — a leader in Native American language and cultural revitalization — to the National Council on the Hum...
Tammy Kernodle and David Berg named University Distinguished Professors
Tammy Kernodle, professor of musicology, and David Berg, professor of biology and professor of biological sciences, have been awarded the title of University Distinguished Professor by Miami Univer...
Miami ranks in the Top 40 as one of the nation’s "Best Value Public Colleges"
Miami University is ranked in the top 40 as one of the nation’s “Best Value Public Colleges,” the Princeton Review Reports.
Megan Gross receives Knox Distinguished Teaching Award
The award recognizes faculty members who demonstrate creative, innovative and engaging teaching methods at the undergraduate level.
“We gather together in music” inspired by events after the death of George Floyd
University Faculty Scholar Awards honor faculty whose sustained excellence in research or other creative activity has achieved significant standing in their fields.
Miami University Faculty Scholars Awards: John Jeep, Rose Marie Ward and Ellen Yezierski
Miami University Faculty Scholar Awards have been presented to professors John Jeep of German, Russian, Asian and Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures (GRAMELAC); Rose Marie Ward of kinesiology an...
Miami University Junior Faculty Scholar Awards have been presented to assistant professors Carolyn Hardin of media, journalism and film and global and intercultural studies; Andrew Jones of chemica...
Miami names Ande Durojaiye dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Applied Science at the Regionals
Ande Durojaiye has been named dean of Miami University Regionals, College of Liberal Arts and Applied Science (CLAAS). He will start July 1.
Three of Miami University’s degree programs were rated among the best of their kind in the country in a recent ranking by Intelligent.com.
Miami recognized as Age-Friendly University
Joins a global network of 70 universities committed to age-friendly principles
Miami receives national award for investing in supplier diversity
Miami University has been awarded the inaugural Jesse L. Moore Supplier 2021 Diversity Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine.
Nethmi De Alwis receives Global Marie Curie Fellowship for post-doctoral research
Nethmi De Alwis, a doctoral student in chemistry at Miami University, received a Global Marie Curie Global Fellowship from the Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Programme.
Promotion and tenure granted to 62
Miami University's board of trustees approved the promotion and/or tenure of 62 faculty members and librarians at its Feb. 19 meeting.
Miami University names Dr. Carolyn Jefferson-Jenkins spring commencement speaker
Former president of League of Women Voters, voting rights activist to speak May 15
Miami University to honor Wayne Embry and his late wife, Terri, with the Freedom Summer of ’64 Award
The award will be presented this spring to Embry and posthumously to Terri, his wife of 62 years, for their “life’s work as civil rights champions, mentors and as an inspiration to so m...
Miami University rolls out employee certification program co-developed with Cleveland Clinic
The newest collaborative effort between Miami University and Cleveland Clinic is an upskill certification program focused on data analytics.
Miami University named one of 20 wheelchair-friendly colleges in first guide for wheelchair users
In a first-of-its-kind guide, Miami University was named one of 20 colleges that create wheelchair-friendly campuses and cultures that promote an inclusive college experience.
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