Leading multiple organizations throughout college can be difficult, but October Love and Honor Story Project recipient senior Jules Loeffler makes it look easy.
For the third time, Student Life will host a student leadership recruitment fair. The event will bring together leadership opportunities with similar recruitment and selection timelines from across campus.
The Division of Student Lifes Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Action Team spent the 2021-22 year working on systemic change, developing training and education opportunities, and identifying and expanding DEI resources.
Every year the Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion (CSDI) hosts two specialized graduation events: Lavender graduation and Horizon graduation. These events are catered to specific communities to honor their experiences at Miami and celebrate their accomplishments.
The orientation process is back in person this year and the Student Orientation Undergraduate Leaders (SOULs) remain a cornerstone of the orientation experience. Meet the 22 student leaders who will be leading the process this summer.
Chicks and chinchillas on North Quad. Learning to cook tofu in Hahne. Yoga in Stonebridge. Karaoke in Hepburn. Cookies with cops in Tappan. From stress relief and self care to community building and connection to academic success, residential students had no shortage of program options this year. Resident assistants, residence life professional staff, and community leadership teams combined efforts to host more than 1,300 engaging programs.
The April Love and Honor Story Project recipient, Bunny Fernandes, is described as someone who embodies exercising good judgment and believing in personal responsibility. Fernandes is a junior majoring in Zoology and Environmental Science.
Knowing how to recognize and respond to someone in mental health distress is as important as knowing how to respond when someone has an urgent physical health concern.