Miami Media Highlights July 14-20
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Miami Media Highlights July 14-20
Business Insider, July 16: Psychologists and generational experts say there's more to the 'Gen Z Stare' than meets the eye
Megan Gerhardt, professor of Management and Leadership, provides insight into the ‘Gen Z Stare’ phenomenon, explaining this could have more to do with natural growing pains at a first job and factors unique to Gen Z's upbringing.
Cincinnati Business Courier, July 16: Ohio awards Miami University millions to bolster Cleveland Clinic partnership
Miami University was awarded $7 million to create a quantum computing workforce as a part of Ohio’s two-year state operating budget. The funds will assist in establishing the Ohio Institute for Quantum Computing Research, Talent, and Commercialization. Additional coverage of this story also appeared in Dayton Business Journal, Spectrum News, and Newsbreak.
Poets & Quants, July 16: The IESE & Wharton MBA Grad Wine Collab Of The Summer
Miami University alumna Emily Mack co-founded Vinat with her sister Sarah Mack. Emily credits Miami for providing mentors and resources for their start-up wine brand. This story also appeared in Yahoo! Finance.
NBC-WNKY, Ch. 40, July 16: Thrifting your dorm room
Bridget Kniery, Miami University student and marketing intern at St. Theresa Thrift Store, created a section inside the store of dorm room necessities using only thrifted items. She said most of the items were priced between $0.50 and $8, with the entire space likely costing less than $40.
U.S. News & World Report, July 15: College Graduates Need Jobs. But Do They Really Need Majors?
John Weigand, professor emeritus of Architecture and Interior Design, highlights how colleges and universities need to change to meet the educational needs of the students and the communities they serve.
CBS-WKRC, Ch. 12, July 14: New Music Class for RedHawks
Miami University students taking the Intro to Music Business and Record Labels and Music Publishing Operation have collaborated with Colemine Records to create research-based marketing strategies for the label’s upcoming album release.