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05/13/2021
Be a "Customer Service Excellence Certified" Business with Online Course
The Department of Commerce through Miami University Regionals E-Campus has designed an online four-week course to help you and your employees create the best first impression. The Creating a Culture of Customer Service Excellence microcredential course runs online from June 7 to July 2 and costs $200.
05/13/2021
Michael Glass receives 2021 Nursing Graduate of the Last Decade Award
Born in Hawaii into a Navy family, Michael Glass credits his father's 25-year career as a Corpsman for sparking his interest in healthcare, and his mother's example as a seeker of knowledge and wisdom.
05/11/2021
Miami Regionals graduate to continue educational experience with summer internship in Brazil
But unlike many of his classmates, when Baumlein, a commerce major, crosses the stage with the Class of 2021 his education will continue with the next step in his journey: a three-month internship in logistics and the import/export business with Grupo Pinho in Brazil.
05/10/2021
Nursing alumni spotlight on Nichole Lawson
As a single teenage mother living in her car (with her two-year old son), Nichole Lawson didn’t have many options available before finding Miami University Regionals.
05/10/2021
Miami University Regionals, UC Clermont ink articulation agreement
University of Cincinnati Clermont students who graduate with an associate degree in information technology now have a direct pathway to the information technology bachelor's de­gree program at Miami University Regionals.
05/05/2021
'Amazing people' led Hamilton native to Miami Regionals' nursing, veterans programs
Hamilton native Becky Ortman, a 2020 graduate of Miami University Regionals nursing program, comes from a military family, with both her older brother and sister having served.
04/29/2021
CLAAS Recognition Ceremony student speaker overcame obstacles to reach graduation
Making the choice to start a college education is a big decision for anyone. As the single mother of three children, Carol Combs' decision to go to college meant juggling a job, time for family, plus studying for a degree, an undertaking many would describe as daunting.
04/26/2021
Emergency funds prove to be a lifeline to students after pandemic-induced income losses
The Student Emergency Needs Fund was put in place in March 2020, as the pandemic struck Ohio and began to wreak havoc on many students' livelihoods.
04/12/2021
Miami University Regionals nursing student finds ways to advocate for patients through language, study-abroad experiences
Coming from what she calls a "large and complex family" - she was born to teenage parents and is the youngest of eight children - Mayo's love for science and learning about the human body coupled with helping to care for her younger siblings led her to nursing.