Topic: Teaching and Learning
From summer scholar to Miami Law grad
Three weeks in the University's Pre-College Program convinced Kylie Prieto she was going to law school. Six years after entering the U as a freshman, she graduates with her J.D. May 10.
Faculty Spotlight: School of Nursing and Health Studies
Professors do more than grade papers—meet one who's mentoring future nurses, advocating for change, and living fully outside the classroom.
Faculty Spotlight: School of Education and Human Development
Meaningful conversations and a love for jazz—these professors share what keeps them energized, what they’re most excited about in the field, and more.
Faculty Spotlight: School of Communication
From Netflix marathons to outdoor walks, these professors share what fuels their work, how they recharge, and what’s exciting in the world of communication.
Faculty Spotlight: School of Architecture
These architecture professors share what inspires them—teaching, sketching, traveling, and shaping spaces that connect people, place, and purpose.
Faculty Spotlight: Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science
Think professors are all books and lectures? Think again. Meet the real people behind the podium—pets, hobbies, wild meals, and all.
Faculty Spotlight: Miami Herbert Business School
From yoga flows to board games, these professors show there's more to their story than lectures.
Faculty Spotlight: Frost School of Music
From AI-powered ensembles to cricket snacks and beachside audiobooks, meet the music professors who prove there’s way more to them than syllabi and grades.
Faculty Spotlight: College of Engineering
Think professors only live in lecture halls? Think again. Get to know the humans at the head of the classroom—hobbies, food quirks, travel faves, and more.
Faculty Spotlight: College of Arts and Sciences
Professors... they grade your papers and snack on caterpillars. Meet the humans behind the syllabi in this candid Q&A with two UM faculty members.
University mechanic worked the early shift to complete his degree
Albert Serrano got permission to start work at 5 a.m. on class days so he could make it to afternoon courses offered through the Bachelor of General Studies program. He graduates on May 9.
Miami's School of Education Champions Access Through Student Innovation
The University of Miami's School of Education and Human Development held its inaugural Simon Fellows Competition on March 27. During this pitch event, students presented their ideas for a new sports franchise before a panel of judges. The competition provided students with an opportunity to demonstrate their industry knowledge and practical skills in a professional setting.
