Academics

The University of Miami's law school will host their annual admissions workshop Sept. 27.

Eltouzkhy expressed gratitude at achieving tenure, a key career milestone for most academics. Being a member of a unique team of faculty and students working on improving people's education, psychological and physical wellbeing is the most rewarding part of his career.

For the second year in a row, the University of Miami was marked outside of the top 50 universities in the United States by U.S. News and World Report.

Currently, there are 400 people registered for the event, comprised of students, alumni, community members, business leaders and faculty.

The book, titled “Salvaging Community,” was released earlier this year. It was co-written by Amanda J. Ashley from Boise State University.

“She has a remarkable, scholarly record with a global reach," said Leonidas Bachas, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. "She is thoughtful, entrepreneurial and a leader in the field of global communication.”

“Interacting with new cultures has helped me be more curious about the world and left me wanting to learn more about the people around me.”

“Whether you are an undergraduate or a first-year law student, legal policies affects us all. The lecture series is an effort to engage not only students but also faculty in real discussions about our current legal system."

https://spark.adobe.com/page-embed.js https://spark.adobe.com/page-embed.js

Calling all green thumbs and beach bums: Got 3 credits to spare? Check out these classes for fall enrollment.

"Building of the Year" Thomas P. Murphy Design Studio serves as a collaborative, open work space for University of Miami architecture students.

“Individual students and student teams are creating their own chapters in their own textbooks, and then they have to share their learnings with each other,” Quelch said. “That makes for a much more powerful learning environment.”