Topic: Faculty and Staff
Seven decades of heart: Beaux Arts reaches $10 million in support of the Lowe
On its 75th anniversary, the all-volunteer organization announces its largest-ever gift to the Lowe Art Museum—a $1.57 million visitor experience endowment that will expand access and extend hours for the public.
Spreading the word on teaching popular music
Educators and advocates from across the country who believe popular music should be taught with the same depth and quality as jazz and classical gathered for the Association for Popular Music Education conference at the Frost School of Music, a leader in the field.
Giving back in gratitude
Alumnus Dodd Clasen and his wife, Sharon, are passionate supporters of Hurricane Athletics. Their planned gift will help ensure future generations of student-athletes have exceptional academic and athletic experiences.
Unifying health care
Students from two University of Miami campuses come together to hone interprofessional skills and gain new perspectives that will benefit their patients and peers.
Aesthetic Medicine Certificate Launches
New program will prepare nurse practitioners for rapidly growing field of aesthetic medicine.
Keeping Chopin’s genius alive
The Frost Chopin Academy and Festival returns to celebrate and teach the timeless music of the great Polish pianist and composer, featuring concerts with leading interpreters and outstanding aspiring young artists, including an 11-year-old prodigy.
A heartfelt homage to veterans
Frost School of Music composer Shawn Crouch’s powerful oratorio “Letters Home,” a tribute to veterans through a century of their writings, premiered at New York’s Carnegie Hall just after Memorial Day. The work’s Frost School choir was led by choral director Matthew Brady, who served in Iraq and bonded with Crouch over their families’ long history of military service and loss.
A full-circle moment
Elizabeth Gushee honored with inaugural Heart of ASERL Award at the organization’s 70th anniversary meeting.
Advancing human trafficking education statewide
A new online course free to Florida nurses teaches about a complex crisis hiding in plain sight in emergency departments and other health care settings.
New students take nursing pledge
Faculty welcome incoming Accelerated B.S.N. students to ‘community of care’ during Summer 2026 White Coat Ceremony.
From school idea to state law
Dean Hudson Santos’s push to make human trafficking education a nursing licensure prerequisite was just approved by Florida’s governor and goes into effect July 1. Here’s what to know about this impactful state policy.
A new music partnership benefits the community
Music festival producer We Belong Here has joined the Frost School of Music’s outreach program MusicReach to support a groundbreaking new public arts school in Miami.
