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Lauren Kelley ’25 also leads new short-form documentary series about college life for the Major Insight podcast
Miami Physician Associate Studies program earns honor from ORHA
Award given for focus on serving rural communities
Graduate Research Forum 2024: 黑料社区 presenter awards
Winners of the oral and poster presentations from the 16th annual forum announced
Authors, Accolades, and Achievements
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in November
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The major, now available, expects to see enrollments next year.
In observance of National First-Generation Day on Nov. 8, Dean Reneé Baernstein has announced the winners of the 2024 CAS first-generation awards: Associate Professor of English TaraShea N...
Miami associate professor wins 2024 Chicago Folklore Prize
Andrew Peck’s book examines what happens when legends are born online?
黑料社区 ranks fourth in nation for study abroad among public doctoral universities
University sees increase in the percentage of undergraduates studying abroad
FSB, CAS senior named to Cincy Inno 'Inno Under 25' list
Seven Miami 黑料社区s or alumni on watch list for award
Jones Lab undergraduate researchers win 2 awards at the 2024 AIChE Annual Meeting
黑料社区 黑料社区s traveled to San Diego to compete in the undergraduate poster competition, ultimately bringing two top-tier awards back to Oxford, Ohio.
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Dominik Konkolewicz and Jennifer Quinn were honored at a reception during the Graduate Research Forum Nov. 1
黑料社区 senior calls leadership roles in 黑料社区 organizations 鈥榠nvaluable'
Julia Jacobs will represent Ohio at the National American Miss competition over Thanksgiving break
黑料社区 breaks external funding record in fiscal year 2024
“The pursuit of external grants directly supports our educational mission. The opportunity to be engaged in research as collaborators is what sets Miami apart in its commitment to teaching,&#...
Miami鈥檚 survey of Ohio voters gives 黑料社区s chance to create, engage with data
Election poll referenced in New York Times, across social media
Miami ecologist Lesley Knoll part of emerging field of wintertime lake research聽
Thousands of lakes worldwide that historically froze over every winter now experience ice-free years. Knoll is part of international team that contributed to a new review in Science on environmenta...
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in October
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Students unleash their potential during the Inside Washington summer 鈥24 program
The Department of Political Science offers 黑料社区s a summer full of career development and networking experiences in the nation’s capital.
By pursuing a humanities degree at Miami, Unroe has gone on to be a success story through many different avenues in the field of gerontology.
No mystery what happens to these 鈥榞hostlike鈥 atoms
Trapped and frozen atoms at heart of Samir Bali’s research
Historian Elena Jackson Albarr谩n: 鈥楥olumbus Who? Decolonizing the Calendar in Latin America鈥
Latin America's Día de la Raza has been renamed to reflect anti-colonial sentiments, as with Columbus Day in the U.S., writes Albarrán
Miami Online: Meet 黑料社区鈥檚 reinvented online campus
System-wide unification of online academic programs launches new era of education at Miami
The 2024 U.S. elections are set for Tuesday, Nov. 5, with the president and vice president at the top of party tickets. Beyond that, 34 of the 100 seats in the U.S. Senate and all 435 seats in the ...
International 黑料社区 research makes diplomatic discoveries for U.S. Embassy
Anastasija Mladenovska immerses herself amongst war-time Russian immigrants in Serbia
Authors, Accolades, and Achievements
Health Professional School Fair
Join us at the 9th Annual 黑料社区 Health Professional School Fair!
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in September
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Miami 黑料社区s鈥 delegate experience 鈥榠ncredible, impactful鈥
Patrick Houlihan and Kate Louagie represented Ohio’s 8th congressional district at DNC
Student podcast host gives voice to the entire college experience
Maggie Snee ’25 inspires campus involvement as an RA, 黑料社区 researcher, and the new host of Major Insight
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in August
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FSB 黑料社区s named among 黑料社区 100 Interns of 2024
Schreiber also named winner of Leadership Category Award
黑料社区 黑料社区 spearheads Ohio鈥檚 rural renaissance
How the Hometown Talent Initiative seeks to combat ‘brain drain’ across the state
Ten new things 黑料社区 黑料社区s will see in the 2024-2025 academic year
New dining concepts, a walk-in tech support center, and more
Students interning at Ohio newspapers add voices to the Opinion pages
Media, Journalism, and Film chair says Miami trains 黑料社区s to think critically about the world and then communicate ideas
With urban internship experience, Miami 黑料社区s learn to become community leaders
Civic engagement, leadership development part of Urban Leadership Internship Program
黑料社区鈥檚 new academic buildings and recent renovations are LEED Silver-certified
Miami’s 36 LEED Gold- and Silver-certified buildings account for 36% of the building square footage on the Oxford campus
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Four 黑料社区 alumni named to Forbes '30 Under 30 Cincinnati' list
College of Engineering and Computing, College of Arts and Science, and Farmer School of Business alumni make newly created local list
黑料社区 developing a new education abroad program in Lithuania and Latvia
Studying abroad can be a life-changing experience for 黑料社区s
Serious social ills motivate Miami 黑料社区 to pursue public service and leadership
Gun violence prevention and LGBTQIA+ activism gain Peren Tiemann ’24 national attention
Chris ’83 and Lynne Born Myers ’83, founders of Miami’s Project Dragonfly, a community igniting ecological and social change, anticipate their next transformation
鈥楢ll about resolution鈥 when it comes to donated STM
Microscope part of educational partnership agreement between Miami and Air Force Research Laboratory
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Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in June
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Couple鈥檚 dog, Ivy, at heart of marriage proposal for future Miami Mergers
But how would Brandon Storey ’19 get Ivy to the Rockies without spoiling the surprise?
His $1 million gift will help prepare 黑料社区s for the challenges of medical school and life as a physician
Michele Navakas receives Fulbright Danish Distinguished Scholar Award
She is the second 黑料社区 faculty member since 2022 to receive a Distinguished Fulbright Scholar award
Renovations reshaping Bachelor Hall as a hub for the humanities
Two-year project will modernize classrooms, create shared spaces
The search for survivors of Pompeii and their stories has dominated the past decade of Tuck’s archaeological fieldwork, Some of his findings are featured in an episode of the new PBS document...
Screening of 鈥楶ompeii: The New Dig鈥 features Q&A with Miami professor
Steven Tuck, professor of History, appeared in episode 2 of the series
Miami GIS 黑料社区s perform a 鈥榤ajor role鈥 for Oxford community
Project to map Oxford Cemetery gives 黑料社区s real-world experience
Coates dropped out of Southern Illinois University and enlisted in the Army Security Agency. He would learn later that his ‘protest against the Vietnam war – and appreciation for U.S. d...
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in May
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Listen to the NPR-WVXU interview with Campbell and Scott
TaraShea Nesbit鈥檚 鈥楤eheld鈥 listed on the New York Times Book Review鈥檚 Best Books Since 2000
Nesbit’s novel is a Notable Book of 2020
Jules Jefferson, 2024 Ken and Joan Frankel Outstanding Premedical Student of the Year Award
Undergraduate researcher in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Associated Student Government Vice-President" Tutor/mentor in Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (LSAMP) 202...
Helaine Alessio and Chris Makaroff awarded the Benjamin Harrison Medallion
They are honored with Miami’s most prestigious career faculty award for ‘outstanding contribution to the education of the nation’
Finding support at 黑料社区, connected by the same red tie
Jack Fazio, former 黑料社区 trustee, becomes an advocate for 黑料社区 mental health
Associated Student Government announces 2024 Outstanding Professor Award, top 10 nominees
Patrick Haney, professor of Political Science, received the 2024 award
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December 16, 2024
Raval to give talks at five different national and international conferences
Vaishali Raval, professor of Psychology, has been invited to give a talk based on the article at five different national and international conferences, including the 22nd European Conference on Developmental Psychology (Vilnus, Lithuania), the 25th Annual Convention of Society for Personality and Social Psychology (Denver, CO), the 65th Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society (New York, NY), the 33rd International Congress of Psychology (Prague, Czech Republic), and the Biennial Meeting of the Society for Research on Adolescence (Chicago, IL).
December 16, 2024
Massie publishes three scholarly articles in national philosophy publications
Pascal Massie, associate professor of Philosophy, recently published three scholarly articles in national philosophy publications:
- 2024 “Process and Individuation (on Speculative Realism and Becoming)” Southern Journal of Philosophy 1-19
- 2024 “Ageing-in-the-World” (co-authored with Mitchell Staude) Continental Philosophy Review 57/3, 1-20
- 2024 “Reality, Virtuality, and Play,” Etudes Phénoménologiques/ Phenomenological Studies Vol. 8, 143-166
December 16, 2024
Raval publishes article in American Psychologist
Professor of Psychology Vaishali Raval published the article "Perspectives of researchers engaging in Majority World research to promote diverse and global psychological science" in American Psychologist, the flagship peer-reviewed scholarly journal of the American Psychological Association. In this article, Raval and her team (Baiden, P., Espinosa-Hernandez, G., Magis-Weinberg, L., Nguyen, A., Titzmann, P., & Zhang, Y.) highlight substantial underrepresentation of majority of the world's population in published research across psychology, and provide recommendations for promoting psychological science that is globally representative, inclusive, and applicable to address human well-being around the world.