Topic: Faculty and Staff
Black Awareness Month illuminates Black culture this February
A collaboration between several student organizations, Black Awareness Month will host a series of events celebrating Black culture and offering the University of Miami community insight on Black history.
Women of the U: Laura Kohn-Wood
Dean Laura Kohn-Wood speaks on the importance of paying it forward and the role that fostering relationships can have on personal and professional growth.
Commander visits alma mater during Miami Navy Week
Rear Adm. Guido F. Valdes, commander of Naval Medical Forces Pacific and a double alumnus of the University of Miami, visited the University as part of Miami Navy Week and its signature outreach program.
Gloria Estefan will be First Hispanic Woman Inducted Into Songwriters Hall of Fame
As the first Latina in the group’s history to receive the honor, the Cuban American singer, songwriter, actress, Miami icon, and University alumna will be inducted into the organization—along with six other artists—at its annual ceremony in June in New York City.
Daughter’s donation to diabetes research is a gift to her father
Philanthropic support drives life-saving research.
Underwater archeologists get to the bottom of pirates’ secrets
In the first of the “Sea Secrets Lecture Series,” the Rosenstiel School’s director of underwater archaeology and exploration narrated how his team’s endeavors to excavate shipwrecks during the past decade have revealed a deeper understanding of the role of piracy in hemispheric history.
Psychologist helps to curb youth emotional struggles in novel ways
Professor Jill Ehrenreich-May has created a new treatment guide that draws on cognitive behavioral strategies to treat anxiety, depression, and other emotional disorders in a shorter time span.
’Canes join the community to tackle cancer
Here’s what you need to know about this year’s DCC and how to support Team Hurricanes.
What does ChatGPT mean for higher education?
Jeffrey Duerk, executive vice president for academic affairs and provost, offers his take on the capabilities of the new language software that has quickly entered the educational arena.
A Conversation with Violinist Kostia Lukyniuk: How Frost School of Music's Acceptance Letter Helped Rewrite His Story
Some people believe in luck. Kostia Lukyniuk, a highly trained musician, entertainer, successful band leader, and winner of prestigious international competitions, believes that when opportunities knock, you open the door and embrace what's on the other side. For him, Frost School of Music provided more than a timely break but a chance to rewrite his story.
University Libraries appoint Processing Archivist
Yvette Yurubi serves in this role for the Manuscripts and Archives Management department.
SONHS Awarded Department of Education "Linking Industry to Nursing Education" Grant
Partnership with Jackson Health System will create a Dedicated Educational Unit to increase the number of nurses prepared to enter the Florida nursing workforce.
