In this week's "Where in the World is Miami Wednesday" article, meet Kyle, a senior Interactive Media Studies major with minors in marketing and digital innovation, who is currently studying away at Miami University's Digital Innovation Center in San Francisco.
As fall semester nears a close, another season is just beginning: leadership recruitment season. Its the time of year when many of Miami Universitys most well-known and high-impact positions are open to applications.
In this Fall 2021 MUDEC special edition, meet Grace, a sophomore Psychology major with a Critical Race and Ethnic Studies minor, who is currently studying abroad at the Miami University John Dolibois European Center (MUDEC).
Miami University’s rate of study abroad for undergraduates ranks 2nd in the U.S. among public doctoral universities (2019-2020), according to the latest Open Doors report released Monday, Nov. 15. Miami's ranking reflects a strong showing from winter faculty-led study abroad programs.
In this Fall 2021 MUDEC special edition, meet Rachel, a sophomore Kinesiology/ Pre-Med co-major and Nutrition minor, who is currently studying abroad at the Miami University John Dolibois European Center (MUDEC). At Miami, Rachel is involved in the Miami Rowing Club.
Honors College Faber Scholar-in-Residence and Class of 2000 alumnus Dr. Amer F. Ahmed will facilitates DEI discussions during International Education Week
Meet Sinait, a senior Diplomacy and Global Politics and East Asian Languages and Cultures major, who studied abroad in South Korea during Spring 2021. At Miami, Angel serves the Political Action Chair for the Black Student Action Association.
Miami University has been awarded the Excellence in Diversity & Inclusion in International Education (EDIEE) Award at the Global Inclusion 2021 Conference of Diversity Abroad. Dr. Cheryl Young, associate vice president of Global Initiatives, accepted the award on behalf of the university.
On November 11-14, Miamis Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps (NROTC) program will celebrate the formation of the Department of Naval Science 76 years ago, two months after the end of World War II. And after the twists and turns of COVID-19 forced Miami to move to a virtual space for many months, the event promises to demonstrate that NROTC is back in business.
