Miami Media Highlights April 11 to April 17
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Miami Media Highlights April 11 to April 17
Journal-News, April 17: New book puts spotlight on Oxford’s historic homes
This article reports on a new book highlighting historic homes surrounding Miami University’s campus.
Forbes, April 15: Three Tips For Cultivating Early-Career Professionals
This article, written by Jaime Hunt, vice president and chief marketing communications officer at Miami University, discusses tips on how to help early career professionals grow.
USA Today, April 15: Russia’s Victory Day on May 9 could mark key deadline in its invasion of Ukraine
This article reports on an upcoming national holiday in Russia that could be an important milestone in the invasion of Ukraine. Hannah Chapman, Dawisha assistant professor of Political Science, is quoted. Additional reports on this topic appeared in several media outlets, including:- Yahoo News, April 16: Russia resumes strikes in Kyiv; attacks on Mariupol have left 21K or more dead, mayor says
- The Florida Post, April 16: Weeks of Russian attacks on Mariupol have left 21K or more dead, mayor says, holiday could mark key deadline in war
- Daily Magazine, April 16: Weeks of Russian attacks on Mariupol have left 21K or more dead, mayor says, holiday could mark key deadline in war
Euronews, April 15: Religious order continues to support the war in Ukraine
In a live TV news interview, Scott Kenworthy, associate professor of Comparative Religion, discussed the role the Russian Orthodox Church continues to play in the war in Ukraine. A link to this broadcast is not available.
Brewminate, April 15: Church-State History in Russia: Why Their Church Is Backing Putin’s War
Written by Scott Kenworthy, associate professor of Comparative Religion, this article is about the history between church and state in Russia and why the church is supporting Putin’s War.
Newsbreak, April 15: 4 Signs Your Perfectionism is Becoming Toxic at Work
This article reports on Miami University research findings on perfectionism in the workplace. Laurens Steed, John F Mee assistant professor of Management, is quoted. Additional reports on this topic appeared in:
- Vigour Times, April 15: 4 Signs Your Perfectionism is Becoming Toxic at Work
Cincinnati, April 14: Rob Summers, Miami RedHawks’ associate head coach, played for Bob Huggins at WVU
This article reports on Rob Summer, being named as associate head coach of Miami University Men's Basketball team. Travis Steele, Miami University Men’s Head Basketball coach, is quoted.
AARP, April 14: COVID-19 Death Rate in Nursing Homes Plummets, but Experts Say it’s Still too High
This article reports on the AARP analysis findings, conducted by Miami University’s Scripps Gerontology Center that COVID-19 death rates in nursing homes are declining.
Deadline, April 14: Hulu Orders Sammy Davis Jr. Limited Series From Lee Daniels, Elijah Kelley To Star
This article reports on the limited series, ‘The Candyman’ coming to the streaming service, Hulu. The series is based on Boadway Distinguished Scholar in Residence of Media, Journalism and Film, Wil Haygood’s book In “Black and White: The Life of Sammy Davis, Jr.”
Journal-News, April 13: Miami Regionals to hold Passport programs open to public
This article reports on upcoming Miami University Regionals Passport to Programming events for the rest of April and beginning of May. Additional reports on this topic appeared in:
- Yahoo News, April 13: Miami Regionals to hold Passport programs open to public
Protocol, April 12: Need help focusing? Flow Club is like a remote study hall for workers.
This article reports on Flow Club, a virtual environment for workers to join together to focus on their personal work tasks. Julie Alexander, assistant teaching professor for the first year integrated core, is quoted.
CBS WKRC Ch.l 12, April 12: Miami University Regionals offers two perfect bachelor's degree completion programs
This sponsored article reports on Miami University Regionals offering two bachelor degree completion programs, which provides students with the fastest path to a degree. Leland Spencer, chair and professor of Interdisciplinary and Communications Studies, is quoted.