EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
Last week’s horrific shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, rekindled a range of emotions in UM’s first responders who remind the University community of available resources and what to do in a crisis.
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COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
UM researchers found that many of the ideas aimed at improving the lives of people living in tropical forest regions do more harm than good because they fail to conserve the region’s natural wealth—the forest.
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SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
Miriam Klein Kassenoff, director of UM's Holocaust Teacher Institute who has taught lessons from the Holocaust to scores of Miami-Dade public school teachers, was honored by the Jewish Legislative Caucus of Florida.
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SCHOOL OF LAW
Miami Law’s Investor Rights Clinic, the only arbitration clinic in Florida that provides free assistance to small claim investors, has recovered more than $1 million for clients just six years after opening.
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UNIVERSITY
Hundreds of students, alumni, and professionals from across the country gained insights into the rapidly evolving hospitality, retail, office, industrial, and residential markets at the University of Miami Real Estate Impact Conference.
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U INNOVATION
Learn how easy it is to access NASA technology that can help you solve research problems, start a business, or advance your academic or professional career when U Innovation hosts a seminar on the NASA Technology Transfer Program on all three campuses March 7 and 8.
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TALENT AND ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
The University welcomed its second class of U Facilitators for the new I am the U employee orientation program developed from recommendations made by UM employees—and will soon be looking for members of the third class.
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HUMAN RESOURCES
Join University leaders for a week of wellness events, lunches, giveaways, and games March 5-9 in celebration of everything you do for the U.
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TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING
For the second year, UM is among the Best Workplaces for Commuters for the options and discounts it offers faculty and staff to make commuting cheaper, healthier, and greener.
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FACULTY AND STAFF ASSISTANCE
Take a break from your busy workweek to practice effective techniques that promote health through relaxation at this lunchtime seminar, offered on all three campuses this week.
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PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION
The new "No Back-In" Policy, which enables University vehicles equipped with a License Plate Recognition system to ensure only authorized vehicles are parking on campus, begins today, February 19.
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HURRICANES BASEBALL
Head baseball coach Jim Morris, who led the Hurricanes to 23 regional appearances, 17 regional championships, 13 trips to the College World Series, and two national championships, is embarking on his 25th and final season at the U.
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WOMEN'S ATHLETICS
Miami Athletics launched the Building Women Champions campaign at its fourth annual Celebration of Women's Athletics to help women student-athletes develop into leaders in both competition and life.
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HURRICANES FOOTBALL
Head football coach Mark Richt will host the All Pro Dad Father & Kids Experience to promote safe and healthy relationships at Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday, February 24.
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SEA SECRETS 2018
In a conversation with Miami Herald environmental reporter Jenny Staletovich, acclaimed journalist Jeff Goodell will discuss his new book,The Water Will Come, at the third Sea Secrets lecture, beginning with a 6:30 p.m. reception on Tuesday, February 20.
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FROST MUSIC LIVE!
Hear these amazing musicians who play with the Henry Mancini Orchestra in a more intimate setting, playing eclectic chamber works by Frost students and faculty at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, February 23.
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JERRY HERMAN RING THEATRE
This enchanting new play developed at New York's renowned Public Theater and running through Saturday, March 3, asks the question: is it more dangerous to follow our desires, or to bury them?
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