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02/06/2019
Zero Waste Oxford to host Miami's first pop-up thrift shop on February 10-16
Zero Waste Oxford, Miami'[s newest student organization, is focused on both reducing waste on Miami's campus and around the greater Oxford area
02/04/2019
Julie Kaminski Named 2019 Cottrell Alumni Award Recipient
The W. Fred Cottrell Distinguished Alumni Award recognizes Miami University gerontology graduate student alumni for outstanding leadership in the field of aging.
01/28/2019
Miami's Committee on Faculty Research (CFR) awards grants to 22 CAS faculty for 2018-2019
The University Senate Committee on Faculty Research Grants Program awards 3 types of funding — summer research appointments, research graduate assistantships, and grants to promote research. 22 CAS faculty have received funding for their research projects for the remainder of the 2018-2019 academic year
01/04/2019
Five Miami faculty among Excellence in Education honorees
Ohio Magazine.com, Dec. 2018 (subscription may be required)
12/03/2018
New Data Released Regarding Community-Based Organizations and Health Care Contracting
thumb-cbo-brief-210x270.jpgScripps Gerontology Center, in partnership with the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging (n4a), has released a brief report about contracts between community-based organization and health care entities.
12/03/2018
New Data Released Regarding Community-Based Organizations and Health Care Contracting
Scripps Gerontology Center, in partnership with the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging (n4a), has released a brief report about contracts between community-based organization and health care entities.
11/28/2018
Gerontology faculty cited in Wall Street Journal article about Grace and Frankie
Suzanne Kunkel and Kate de Medeiros share their perspective on the show's portrayal of aging...
11/27/2018
Gerontology faculty cited in Wall Street Journal article about 'Grace and Frankie'
kunkel-de-medeiros-300x185.jpgSuzanne Kunkel and Kate de Medeiros share their perspective on the show’s portrayal of aging.
11/27/2018
Inaugural lecture of the Shriver Professor of History to focus on slavery in three regions and time periods in world history
On Thursday, November 29, Matthew S. Gordon, recently appointed as the new Phillip R. Shriver Professor of History, is scheduled to give the inaugural lecture, "Slavery in Global Historical Perspective: Rome, Baghdad, and New Orleans."
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