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Business People and Community (L-R) Cycle Technology team members Anwar Khan, Connor Pohl, Harrison Mount, Noah Barrows, Colin Hively, and Julie Young (not pictured Jacqueline Dubois and Jack Vandermolen) standing with their reverse-vending machine in the breezeway of the Miami Business School. (Photo Courtesy of Connor Pohl).
Business People and Community (L-R) Cycle Technology team members Anwar Khan, Connor Pohl, Harrison Mount, Noah Barrows, Colin Hively, and Julie Young (not pictured Jacqueline Dubois and Jack Vandermolen) standing with their reverse-vending machine in the breezeway of the Miami Business School. (Photo Courtesy of Connor Pohl).
Business People and Community (L-R) Cycle Technology team members Anwar Khan, Connor Pohl, Harrison Mount, Noah Barrows, Colin Hively, and Julie Young (not pictured Jacqueline Dubois and Jack Vandermolen) standing with their reverse-vending machine in the breezeway of the Miami Business School. (Photo Courtesy of Connor Pohl).

University students convert recyclables into cash donations for charity

The creators of Cycle Technology, recent winners of the Miami Herald Startup Pitch Competition, provide a way to streamline plastic and aluminum items while rewarding its users.

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Business People and Community (L-R) Cycle Technology team members Anwar Khan, Connor Pohl, Harrison Mount, Noah Barrows, Colin Hively, and Julie Young (not pictured Jacqueline Dubois and Jack Vandermolen) standing with their reverse-vending machine in the breezeway of the Miami Business School. (Photo Courtesy of Connor Pohl).
Business People and Community (L-R) Cycle Technology team members Anwar Khan, Connor Pohl, Harrison Mount, Noah Barrows, Colin Hively, and Julie Young (not pictured Jacqueline Dubois and Jack Vandermolen) standing with their reverse-vending machine in the breezeway of the Miami Business School. (Photo Courtesy of Connor Pohl).
Business People and Community (L-R) Cycle Technology team members Anwar Khan, Connor Pohl, Harrison Mount, Noah Barrows, Colin Hively, and Julie Young (not pictured Jacqueline Dubois and Jack Vandermolen) standing with their reverse-vending machine in the breezeway of the Miami Business School. (Photo Courtesy of Connor Pohl).

University students convert recyclables into cash donations for charity

The creators of Cycle Technology, recent winners of the Miami Herald Startup Pitch Competition, provide a way to streamline plastic and aluminum items while rewarding its users.

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Business Arts and Humanities Miami Business School environmental
Business Arts and Humanities Miami Business School environmental
Business Arts and Humanities Miami Business School environmental

Students learn the value of investment art through a hands-on experience

The Miami Herbert Business School announced that a student-led committee will commission artwork for a high-trafficked location within the school.

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Business Arts and Humanities Miami Business School environmental
Business Arts and Humanities Miami Business School environmental
Business Arts and Humanities Miami Business School environmental

Students learn the value of investment art through a hands-on experience

The Miami Herbert Business School announced that a student-led committee will commission artwork for a high-trafficked location within the school.

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Business People and Community Students experience the urgency of managing crises in a newly conceived Miami Herbert Business School graduate course.
Business People and Community Students experience the urgency of managing crises in a newly conceived Miami Herbert Business School graduate course.
Business People and Community Students experience the urgency of managing crises in a newly conceived Miami Herbert Business School graduate course.

Business leaders address ‘Leading in a Time of Crisis’

The University of Miami Patti and Allan Herbert Business School lecture series continue this spring and then relaunches in the fall with a robust array of business leaders addressing the challenges and opportunities sparked by the coronavirus.

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Business People and Community Students experience the urgency of managing crises in a newly conceived Miami Herbert Business School graduate course.
Business People and Community Students experience the urgency of managing crises in a newly conceived Miami Herbert Business School graduate course.
Business People and Community Students experience the urgency of managing crises in a newly conceived Miami Herbert Business School graduate course.

Business leaders address ‘Leading in a Time of Crisis’

The University of Miami Patti and Allan Herbert Business School lecture series continue this spring and then relaunches in the fall with a robust array of business leaders addressing the challenges and opportunities sparked by the coronavirus.

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