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Miami Media Highlights July 31-Aug. 6

Miami Media Highlights July 31-Aug. 6

BBC, Radio 4, Aug. 6: This podcast episode of The Food Programme features Nicholas Money, professor of Biology, discussing Lion’s Mane, a medicinal species of mushroom. 

Confessions of a Higher Ed CMO, Aug 4: This podcast on the role a university’s president plays in shaping and embodying a brand features Ashlea Jones, interim senior director of storytelling and director of executive communications.

Inside Indiana Business, Aug. 4: This article highlights college campuses transitioning to a cashless environment for purchases. ºÚÁÏÉçÇø is mentioned in detailing how they first began the transition in 2011 with tuition payments.

evoLLLution, Aug. 3: This article highlights the importance of digital marketing and the lessons learned as ºÚÁÏÉçÇø undertook an aggressive digital marketing strategy. The article is co-written by Miami President Gregory Crawford; Jessica Rivinius, vice president and chief marketing and communications officer; Courtney O’Banion, director of digital marketing; and Zach Vineyard, director of enrollment marketing technology.

BBC, Radio 4, Aug. 2: This podcast, “Sideways,” is produced by BBC Radio 4 and highlights how music can allow a person to find joy within the deepest of losses. Tammy Kernodle, University Distinguished Professor of Music, is on the panel of experts.

CIO, Aug. 1: This article features Daryl Baldwin, executive director of the Myaamia Center, and the collaboration with Miami’s IT Services to develop the Indigenous Language Digital Archive (ILDA). This searchable database is used to help restore and revitalize the languages of nearly a dozen tribes.

Journal-News, Aug. 1: This article lists the local recipients of grants from the McCullough-Hyde Foundation. Camp Kesem at Miami received $2,500 to provide camp programming that supports children through and beyond their parents’ cancer diagnosis and treatment.

The Russian Review, July 31: This book review was written by Scott Kenworthy, associate professor of Comparative Religion.