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Miami Regionals students do more than study inside a classroom; they engage with faculty to explore real-world projects that result in transferable career skills across diverse disciplines.
Mallory Campbell is a geology major that has been working on her capstone project with Professor Tammie Gerke together with Professor Gerke’s college at the US Army Corp of Engineers, Ms. Sam Ferrarelli for the past year and half. Mallory was presented with an award at the 29th Annual AURCO Conference held on Saturday, April 1, 2023 at UC Blue Ash. As one of only three student winners, Mallory received a book scholarship. Mallory presented on the topic: “Using Student Outreach to Create Stewards of the Environment.”
A group of students from the National Science Foundation-funded career development program meet with Kinross gold mining company staff to learn about mine operations, safety, and job prospects in Nevada.
Every employer wants a solid team. For students working on projects and other experiences at Miami Regionals, students develop leadership and communication skills employers demand.
A cross-section of the center of a young root that opened up an air channel within 24 hr of its being flooded. The antibody-linked fluorescent stains reveal differences in the composition of the cell walls.
Students are learning about large mammal bones in preparation for doing conservation biology projects.
Claudia Dawson is making measurements on reflective spectra of materials to build data bases to help find lost persons in outdoor environments using a spectroradiometer.
Miami Regionals provides hands-on research opportunities that connect students from diverse areas that share common interests. This allows students to investigate their passion and discover real-world solutions for today's problems.
With engagement as a priority in the faculty’s educational approach, Regionals courses and in the field learning experiences provide a wide range of skills and accomplishments for students.
Faculty Research Accomplishments
Students who engage in research and field projects learn more and make connections with other students and professionals, creating a long-lasting network. Our undergraduate research has a national reach with local implications.
The regional campuses have several innovative labs and facilities for active learning combined with travel opportunities to professional meetings and interesting field sites, and numerous possibilities exist for exciting learning.
The team of research students at the regional campus is exceptional. Everyone is so willing to learn and help each other in whatever way possible and it has created a really positive atmosphere.”
Jordan Vest
Class of 2021
The regional campuses allowed me to receive an affordable education, with top notch professors, and great undergraduate research opportunities that I could apply to my current career.
Bill Schellenbach
Class of 2012
At Miami's Hamilton campus, I was able to participate in a research project with Dr. Mark Krekeler. This research allowed me to get hands-on experience in on-going research and publish several peer-reviewed articles early in my geoscience career. For me, this opportunity validated my choice of geology as a major.
Jared Brum
Class of 2020
On average Miami Regionals faculty average approximately 75 peer-reviewed publications and 5 books a year in addition to numerous student presentations and other creative works.
75
average peer-reviewed publications by Miami Regionals faculty
Miami University Data
98.4%
of 2021-2022 bachelor's degree graduates were employed, furthering their education, serving in the military or a service program
Miami University Data
Miami Regionals students go on to work for major companies, high profile graduate and professional schools both locally and throughout the U.S. The economic and personal impact of getting a useful degree at a reasonable cost is dramatic for our alumni.
