Topic: Students
Former ambassador to share insights from Kissinger interview
In his latest book, “Master of the Game,” former U.S. Ambassador to Israel Martin Indyk spent time interviewing former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger about how he brokered peace in the Middle East during the 1970s.
Celebrating Black History Month at Frost: Weaving the American Tapestry Together
February is Black History Month. And while many people recognize it and celebrate it in spectacular ways, here at Frost, we do that and then some. Not just because it is an integral part of the history of the United States but because it is inextricably connected with the broader history of the country and the world.
University shines on CNBC’s ‘Mad Money’
Jim Cramer, television personality and host of CNBC’s “Mad Money with Jim Cramer,” visited the University of Miami Coral Gables Campus on Thursday to film his popular television show and to speak with students at the Miami Herbert Business School.
Frances Hipp: Wife of Frost School of Music's Former Dean William Hipp, Dies at 89
Frances (Frankie) Hipp, the beloved wife of former Frost School of Music's Dean James William (Bill) Hipp, passed away on January 23 in Stuart, Florida, at 89. She was born on March 22, 1934, in Pensacola, Florida.
Student symposium focuses on mental health as ‘mental wealth’
On Saturday, the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs will host the annual Students of Color Symposium, featuring workshops about mental health and facilitated conversations, as well as a keynote address from New York Times bestselling author and certified breathwork coach, Alex Elle.
Theatre arts program paves paths for student
Yash Ramanujam shares the journey that led him from the Midwest to the University of Miami’s Department of Theatre Arts. Growing up in Illinois, Ramanujam saw South Asian American characters depicted in stereotypical roles only. He discovered that acting paved a viable personal and professional path that not only helped him to open up but to represent his South Asian culture.
Lecture: Recognizing Human Trafficking
SONHS and Beta Tau present continuing education opportunity to help health professionals meet state credit requirements and become more attuned to the global human trafficking epidemic
Faculty Member Invited to Present at International Medical Congress
Cardiac nurse practitioner shares her expertise with hundreds of health care providers at the Chilean Society of Critical Care Medicine’s 40th Congress
University of Miami School of Nursing and Health Studies Receives $250,000 Hearst Foundations Grant
Hearst Foundations grant will address U.S. nursing shortage through $10,000 scholarships to help 25 accelerated nursing students enter the workforce within one year.
Message from Associate Dean for Research
Dr. Hudson Santos: ‘SONHS is poised to promote health equity locally and nationally.’