Topic: School of Education and Human Development
Can exercise slow Parkinson’s decline?
Researchers at the Max Orovitz Laboratory are studying how resistance training can help people with Parkinson’s disease improve strength, mobility and physical function.
Can exercise slow Parkinson’s decline?
Researchers at the Max Orovitz Laboratory are studying how resistance training can help people with Parkinson’s disease improve strength, mobility and physical function.
Sign language courses challenge students to engage, advocate
Through courses in the School of Education and Human Development, students learn how communication, accessibility and inclusion shape everyday experiences, lessons they carry with them long after the semester ends.
Sport Administration Student Gains Experience in International Women’s Soccer
University of Miami Sport Administration student Jasmine Irving gains hands-on experience at World Sevens Football in London, discovering new career ambitions through mentorship and behind-the-scenes work in women’s sports.
Studying the science of sport and data analytics
A doctoral program in the University of Miami School of Education and Human Development prepares professionals for a fast-growing field at the intersection of athletics, human performance and data.
Mimmi Balaam Leads the Junior Orange Bowl
Mimmi Balaam’s journey from student-athlete at the University of Miami to Executive Director of the Junior Orange Bowl reflects how sport, education, and leadership can create transformative opportunities for the next generation.
When is too much exercise a bad thing?
Fitness experts at the University of Miami offer advice on how to safely start and maintain an exercise and fitness routine.
A First-Generation Graduate Funds the Next One
Roxanne Greitz Miller ’90, a first-generation UM graduate and current education dean, has established a $5,000 annual award to support outstanding senior student teachers and help future educators carry forward the support that shaped her own journey.
Experiential techniques to deepen learning
A University of Miami teaching instructor draws on theater-based storytelling and embodied learning techniques to innovate teaching styles and enhance learning in faculty workshops.
Can AI agents learn from middle school students?
A new generative AI-powered learning tool will be tested in Florida middle schools to help students strengthen math engagement and achievement.
Experiential techniques to deepen learning
A University of Miami teaching instructor draws on theater-based storytelling and embodied learning techniques to innovate teaching styles and enhance learning in faculty workshops.
Can AI agents learn from middle school students?
A new generative AI-powered learning tool will be tested in Florida middle schools to help students strengthen math engagement and achievement.
