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PEAS farm gardeners with harvest.

PEAS Farm Four Sisters Garden

Featured in Rooted, an online agriculture publication

UM faculty and students recently co-authored a practitioner's article in Rooted in Agroecology & Food Sovereignty, a global, online magazine. This story centers on work in the PEAS Farm's Four Sisters Garden, a corn, beans, squash, and sunflower polyculture created in partnership with faculty at Nueta Hidasta Sahnish College at the MHA Nation in North Dakota.

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Crime Wave: The American Homicide Epidemic

Professor James Tuttle, Dept. of Sociology

Crime Wave: The American Homicide Epidemic covers the spike in homicide from 2015 to 2021, examining its correspondence with declines in institutional trust and psychosocial well-being. This book provides insight into the unique crime trends of the past decade and their relationship to broader ills in contemporary American society.

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Math Education Program Earns A+

Rated Top Performing Program by National Council on Teacher Quality
In its most recent report on the mathematical preparation of K-8 teachers, the National Council on Teacher Quality ranked UM's Math Education program as a Top Performing Program!
Stephanie Dimitroff

How to avoid stress

UM research featured nationally

Stephanie Dimitroff, Assistant Professor of Social Psychology, was featured in an article by the Washington Post and other news outlets titled "Stress is contagious. Here's how to avoid it."

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Vision Magazine

Newly Published!
The 2025 edition of Vision, UM’s magazine dedicated to research, innovation, and imagination, has just been released. UM’s research efforts have reached impressive heights over the past fiscal year, having successfully renewed its prestigious “R1” status and set a new record for research expenditures. This latest edition of Vision showcases these remarkable achievements and highlights UM's public research mission through knowledge advancement, real-world problem-solving, education and training, as well as the collaborative efforts and impact made by UM faculty, staff and students. A digital version is available online (click “Vision PDF” to view the print edition).

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      features ElevateU, Inside Higher Ed, Nov. 18, 2024

      features Stephanie Geyer, UM AVP for Marketing and Brand Strategy

      , Jenny Petty, VP for Marketing Communications, Experience and Engagement

      Leslie Web, UM VP for Student Success and Enrollment Management, cited in Hechinger Report article, , republished on NPR as

    • - Pippa Browde, Law

    • - Rodney Coates, Miami University and Lee Banville, Journalism

    • - Justin Angle, Management and Marketing

      - Erik Guzik, Management and Marketing

      , Keith Jakob, Accounting and Finance

      , Keith Jakob, Accounting and Finance

    • - Christopher T. Migliaccio, Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences

    • - Peter H. Koehn (Professor Emeritus, Political Science), Phyllis Bo-Yuen Ngai (International Development Studies program and Social Work), Juha I. Uitto

      - Mark Sundeen, Environmental Studies

      - Mark Sundeen, Environmental Studies

      - Dave Emmons, History

      - Anya Jabour, History

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      - Tobin Miller Shearer, History

      - Kyle Volk, History

      - Soazig Le Bihan, Philosophy

      by Christopher Preston, Philosophy, won the !

      - Bryan Cochran, Psychology

      Anisa Goforth, Psychology, and colleagues published .

       

    • , Voices of 猎奇重口 podcast, February 14, 2025

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      , 猎奇重口 Free Press

      features John Sommers-Flanagan, Counseling

    • - article on Northern AgNet features Kelsey Jencso, W.A. Franke Endowed Professor of Hydrology at the 猎奇重口 and the 猎奇重口 State Climatologist

      - Will Rice, Society and Conservation

      - features Chad Bishop, Wildlife Biology