FSB supply chain faculty ranked among best in world in research productivity
The Farmer School of Business Supply Chain Management and Operations faculty have once again earned the No. 2 ranking in the world among non-doctoral programs for research productivity among empiri...
Media talk about management professor's explanation of generational texting differences
Megan Gerhardt, professor of human capital management and leadership, has been featured in many articles for her work highlighting the generational differences in how we communicate via te...
Marketing professor, Miami student earn award at marketing conference
Dr. James R. Coyle, Associate Professor of Marketing and ETBD, and Linh Nguyen (ETBD student) won the Best Abstract award in the Advertising, Direct Marketing, and Promotion track at the Atlantic M...
Trio of economics professors notified of research grant
Farmer School of Business professors Peter Nencka, Riley Acton, and Carla Nietfeld have been notified of funding of their project "Collaborative Research: Introd...
John Bowblis co-authored study published in McKnights Long-Term Care News
Nursing homes that allowed visitors wearing personal protective equipment during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic did not see higher infection rates, even during one of its most dangerous phases...
Miami students contribute to research on math interventions with faculty support
Students Julianne Locke and Alyssa Fesenmyer from the school psychology program contributed to a publication on fraction learning interventions for sixth graders with math difficulties. They comple...
Miami University College of Education, Health and Society launches new LinkedIn group for alumni
Miami University’s College of Education, Health and Society has created a new LinkedIn group to connect alumni and foster ongoing engagement. The group will be moderated with the support ...
Paper by 3 FSB students, professor named best student paper at MWAIS conference
A research paper that grew out of a class project was named the best student paper at the recent Midwest Association of Information Systems (MWAIS) conference. The paper, "IT Gove...
Sabnis and McAllister co-author article in NASP's Communiqué
EDP Associate Professor Sujay Sabnis and second-year school psychology graduate student PJ McAllister were co-authors on an article published in Communiqué, the official magazine of the Na...
Dillon receives national research award to explore AI use in schools
Cara Dillon, assistant professor of school psychology in Miami’s Department of Educational Psychology, has received a $13,217 Early Career Research Award from the Society for the Study of...
Smith co-authors study on effects of simulated hyper-gravity on walking biomechanics
Dean Smith, clinical professor in the Department of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health at Miami University, co-authored a new publication in Biomechanics titled “Effects of Simulated Hype...
Misco and Gross publish on teaching birthright citizenship
Tom Misco, professor of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry, and graduate student Erik Gross co-authored an article in Social Studies Research and Practice. Their piece, “Teachi...
Misco co-authors article on ToponomiCrit theory for renaming places
Tom Misco, professor of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry, co-authored a new article in Theory & Research in Social Education with Nathaniel Bryan and Dustin Hornbeck. The article, ...
Miami faculty awarded NIH grant to study cardiovascular recovery after inactivity
Kevin Ballard, associate professor of kinesiology, nutrition, and health at Miami University, will lead a new $422,894 research grant funded by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute of the ...
James Flynn co-authors paper on Lousiana's public health efforts against Hepatitus C
Hepatitis C is a major public health concern due to its high rates of infection and mortality. Recent breakthroughs in pharmaceuticals not only have the potential to cure hepatitis C but could also...
Co-authored paper by Darryl Rice examines relationship between law enforcement, Black communities
A manuscript coauthored by Darryl Rice and accepted for publication in Equality, Diversity and Inclusion: An International Journal extends the management research that has examined the problematic ...
Paluch publishes work in Journal of Molecular Liquids
Andrew Paluch, associate professor in the Department of Chemical, Paper, and Biomedical Engineering, has just published in the Journal of Molecular Liquids: “Exploring the physic...
A study co-authored by John Bowblis provides insight into the prevalence of memory care unit practices using data from Ohio. The analysis points to policy and practice opportunities to add...
Miami faculty members receive funds from National Science Foundation
Lesley Knoll, assistant professor of Biology, and Jing Zhang and Thomas Fisher, professors of Statistics, received $257,112 from the National Science Foundation for a project entitled "Collaborativ...
Yue co-authored paper on semiconductor research published in Advanced Science
Yanan Yue, associate professor of the Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, is co-author of a paper in Advanced Science (IF: 14.3) in January 2025. The paper entitled &am...
Gregory presents research at conference in D.C.
Kayleigh Gregory, assistant professor of Family Science and Social Work, recently presented her research on quality maternal health care at the Postpartum Support International Conference held in W...
Johnson receives grant to support book project research
Katie Johnson, professor of English, recently received a Getty Research Grant to support research on a new book project tentatively entitled “From Coast to Coast: Racing Transatlantic Per...
Ohio Public Works Commission awards Libby funding
Lori Libby, senior project manager for Ohio Public Works in the Institute for the Environment and Sustainability, received $65,000 from the Ohio Public Works Commission for the project "District #1...
Knoll receives funding from Michigan Dept. of Natural Resources
Lesley Knoll, assistant professor of Biology, received $13,923 from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, pass-through funds from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, for a project entitled ...
Hunger project earns funds from American Psychological Foundation
Jeffrey Hunger, assistant professor of Psychology, received $9,664 from the American Psychological Foundation for a project entitled "Disability Discrimination, Mental Health, and Disability Identi...
Sidebottom, Reiff project receives funds
Mark Sidebottom, associate professor, and Karl Reiff, assistant lecturer, of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, received $49,400 from DuPont Electronics for a project entitled "Continuous Im...
Sustainability institute director receives funds from Mud Run Conservancy
Jonathan Levy, director of the Institute for the Environment and Sustainability, received $39,875 from the Mud Run Conservancy for the project entitled "Investigation of Groundwater/Surface-Water I...
Moore earns funding for two projects
Richard Moore, associate professor of Biology, received $19,000 from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for a project entitled "Untangling the Taxonomic Relationships Between Two Petitioned Pitcher...
Michael Brudzinski, professor of Geology and Environmental Earth Science, received $75,867 from the National Science Foundation for a project entitled "Increasing Coordination and Adoption of Multi...
Applebaum, Nelson receive funds for project
Robert Applebaum, director of the Ohio Long-Term Care Research Project and senior research scholar, and Ian Matthew Nelson, research scholar, in the Scripps Gerontology Center, received $178,090 fr...
Alumasa project earns funds from U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services
John Alumasa, assistant professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, received $100,747 from the Pennsylvania State University, pass-through funds from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, ...
Jezkova awarded funds from United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Tereza Jezkova, associate professor of Biology, received $122,108 from the United States Fish and Wildlife Service of a new award for a project entitled "Using Conservation Genomics to Determine th...
Radke receives grant from National Institute on Drug Abuse
Anna Radke, associate professor of Psychology, received $373,181 from the National Institute on Drug Abuse for a project entitled "Cholinergic Interneuron Regulation of Opioid-Related Behaviors."
$3 million donation to help Altman Institute's L.I.F.E. grow
In just four years, Miami University’s L.I.F.E. (Leading the Integration of Faith & Entrepreneurship) initiative has evolved from a back-of-the-napkin idea into an expanding program f...