Topic: Staff
University launches two new online master’s programs for Fall 2026
The expansion includes UOnline’s first collaboration with the Miller School of Medicine, as well as a new program in higher education leadership with a focus on AI.
Recognizing Nurses Worldwide
University of Miami nursing faculty represent PAHO/WHO Collaborating Centre at annual International Nurses Day celebration.
Frost School alum rising as opera director
Graduate Ian Silverman’s multiple talents for opera, artistry, and organization, fostered at the Frost School, have enabled him to rise from assistant to full director of major opera productions.
Nourishing medical interests
Health science student Sarah Geraldo has been awarded a national scholarship to attend the next International Conference on Nutrition in Medicine.
A bold mix of music and technology
Doctoral student and pianist Hongxi Li showed exceptional initiative in creating an original concert event that melded musical, multimedia, and cultural elements.
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.
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.
