Diversity-Related Strong Opposition and Concerns

Regarding Further “Differentiation” of Miami’s Regional Campuses

From Regional Campus Diversity Advocates (Miami Middletown Diversity Council, Miami Hamilton Diversity Committee, and other concerned individuals)

November 9, 2014

Dear President Hodge, Board of Trustees Members, and Members of the Task Force on the Differentiation of the Regional Campuses:

Please consider for a moment Miami’s Code of Love and Honor (http://miamioh.edu/iammiami/about/index.html):

I AM MIAMI. I believe that a liberal education is grounded in qualities of character and intellect. I stand for honesty, integrity, and the importance of moral conduct. I respect the dignity, rights, and property of others and their right to hold and express disparate beliefs. I defend the freedom of inquiry that is the heart of learning. I exercise good judgment and believe in personal responsibility. I welcome a diversity of people, ideas, and experiences. I embrace the spirit, academic rigor, opportunities, and challenges of a Miami Experience, preparing me to make the world a better place. I demonstrate Love and Honor by supporting and caring for my fellow Miamians. And because I Am Miami, I act through my words and deeds in ways that reflect these values and beliefs. With a deep sense of accomplishment and gratitude, I will Love, Honor, and make proud those who help me earn the joy and privilege of saying, "To think that in such a place, I led such a life."

For Love and Honor - IT’S NOT JUST “I AM MIAMI” - WE ARE MIAMI.

The writers and supporters of this letter speak primarily today as advocates for our Regional Campus students, who hold less power and whose voices do not seem to have been heard and acknowledged in the current debate. In recent weeks, Regional Campus students have asked, “Why does Miami Oxford hate poor and working class people? Why don’t ‘they’ like ‘us’? What problems are we causing when we are all one Miami? How do we hurt Miami’s image?” The first thing students ask is just what the problem is: On what key objectives are Regional Campuses failing, or how are Regional students impacting Miami in a negative fashion?  We find these difficult questions to answer, nor do we have an answer from our administration. The key arguments made by Oxford constituents in favor of differentiation include financial constraints (based upon the assertion that differentiation will create a fiscally viable future for the Regionals) and brand differentiation (based upon the assertion that Regional campuses do not offer an Oxford-quality education and that Regional students are not as talented or worthy as their Oxford peers).  We believe that both of these assertions are incorrect. Where is the data supporting Oxford administration financial projections, which appear to vary significantly from our Regional Campus administration projections? Where is the data supporting Oxford administration claims about the quality of a Regional Campus education?  It is a demonstrable fact the Regional Campuses offer significantly smaller class sizes, closer contact with professors, and more individualized attention for our students than the Oxford Campus can provide.  

A recently published Task Force on the Differentiation of Regional Campuses document (http://www.regionals.miamioh.edu/taskforce/qa.htm#forumquestions) attempted to differentiate Miami’s campuses with the statement that, unlike the Regional Campuses, Oxford provides a “full-time residential experience,” otherwise called “a quintessentially collegiate experience” (http://www.miamioh.edu/publicivy/). However, the reality is that the Oxford Campus has included local commuter students for generations and Regional Campus students for decades.  Oxford students also regularly enroll in classes on the Regional Campuses, where they benefit greatly from scheduling flexibility and interaction with our diverse student body.  Further, thousands of Oxford Campus students choose not to take advantage of campus residence hall options each year, instead living in private apartments in Butler County, Cincinnati’s Over the Rhine neighborhood, study abroad locations, and family homes throughout Southwestern Ohio.  The truth is that there is no one way to be a Miami student, and not even one way to be a Miami Oxford Campus student.  Instead, Miami students affiliate with our university in the ways that best suit their needs, dreams, and circumstances.

Demographics, both regionally and nationally, are changing. More ethnic minorities, individuals from a wide array of socioeconomic positions, older students, and first generation college students are entering higher education than ever before. As a public institution of higher education, Miami needs to anticipate these changes and be prepared to serve an increasingly diverse student body. In 2014, minority students in public schools are projected to outnumber White students for the first time (http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/education/2014/08/09/non-white-students-majority-schools/13835493/).  Now more than ever, institutions of higher education ought to be embracing diversity of many kinds in their students and supporting their success. Quite frankly, Miami’s current “J-Crew U” image does not match our stated aspirations as an institution.  Miami University policies and strategic planning should be true to the values we claim: that we do not tolerate harassment or discrimination “based on race, religion, disability, ethnic/national origin, gender, or sexual orientation, age, pregnancy, military status, or veterans status” (http://miamioh.edu/campus-safety/no-hate/what-you-should-know/).  Miami’s Regional Campus students are diverse in all of these areas and in the critical diversity factor of socioeconomic status.  Their interests and needs should not be forgotten: Regional campus students should not face institutional bias or discrimination based upon their economic circumstances.

Some have argued that the character and climate of Miami University have deteriorated over the last decade in terms of embracing and respecting diversity of many kinds. Please do not think we are saying Oxford constituents are bad people, for many if not most of our valued Oxford-based colleagues, staff, and students embrace diversity of many kinds. It is the culture, not the constituents, we are addressing herein. No culture represents all of its people entirely; there are always individual differences within groups, and Regional students feel valued by and connected to many people at Miami, whether they are Oxford or Regionally based. The Miami 2020 Plan notes that Miami should be promoting, “...a diverse culture of inclusion, integrity, and collaboration that deepens understanding and embraces intercultural and global experiences” (http://miamioh.edu/2020plan/). However, in its movement toward further differentiation Miami culture has demonstrated little concern for local diversity and no concern for socioeconomic diversity. Instead, support for an emerging monoculture that is elitist and divisive seems to have developed on the Oxford Campus. This is not the Miami University that generations of alumni, faculty, and students have learned to Love and Honor throughout our history. We might ask when a Regional Campus faculty or staff member or student wears the red-M pin or "I am Miami" T-shirt whether we belong to the same Miami as our university President, Deans, and colleagues in Oxford. Is Miami University really set on excluding a third of the university, and if so, what does that say about our commitment to diversity, to the core values of liberal education, and to our Southwestern Ohio community?

Furthermore, the “key indicators” where Miami’s Regional Campuses are said to be struggling - current revenue trends, decreased enrollment, and retention/graduation rates - are not unique to Miami. College enrollments and graduation rates naturally fluctuate with current economic and social conditions. High school graduation rates across the United States Midwestern region are projected to plateau or drop in the near future (please see https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2013/12/09/private-colleges-remain-under-weather and http://www.wiche.edu/info/publications/knocking-8th/appA.pdf). With fewer students attending from Ohio high schools and an improving economy, colleges across Ohio are experiencing decreased enrollment, with projections estimating 5-15% decreases in coming years (http://www.norwalkreflector.com/article/3607551). Enrollments across public higher education institutions in Ohio are down 5.9% since 2012. Considering these statistics, Hamilton’s stated increase in enrollment of 0.1% and Middletown’s decrease of 7.8% does not make Miami’s Regional Campuses any worse off than other Ohio schools. It is important to note once again that Regional Campus retention rates and revenue are both impacted negatively and directly by onerous restrictions placed upon our curriculum by the Oxford administration; clearly, when we are not permitted to offer existing traditional liberal arts degrees or higher level classes that students need in order to complete their degrees on the Regionals they will be forced to transfer to other institutions to complete their degrees.  Unfortunately, we commonly see students facing this dilemma. Regional constituents are deeply frustrated by these policies which create unnecessary and artificial limits upon our enrollment and revenues and serve as a clear obstacle to achieving our mission. While it is true that Miami’s Regional Campuses need to strategize in order to maintain market share or expand over the next decade, especially with impending budget cuts from the Ohio Board of Regents, we see no other schools in Ohio trying to jettison or quarantine their Regional campuses as a strategy for financial stability. Why is The Ohio State University now actively working to embrace their regional campuses more than ever? Perhaps they have realized that their regionals are vital to their mission. Perhaps they have seen the successes Miami has had with our Regional campuses over the decades.  We have yet to hear a cogent argument supporting the idea that damaging our Miami University Regional Campus “brand” would benefit our students or support stability and growth on the Regional Campuses.  Is this truly how we want to differentiate Miami from other institutions, by cutting off our least advantaged students in order to stay ahead in national magazine rankings and promote a form of “branding” for the Oxford Campus which is closely tied to wealth and privilege?  Alternatively, what would it look like if Miami University chose to build a MORE inclusive and unified university that recognizes the excellent undergraduate education that ALL of our campuses offer while also underlining the unique and vital contribution made by our Regional faculty, staff, and students?

Many of our Regionally-based students, faculty, and staff who recognize the gravity and scope of the differentiation effort have likened their opposition to it to 1960s civil rights protests against the policy of “separate but equal,” or a break-up in which the person ending the relationship says, “It’s not you...it’s me...I’m holding you back and you’ll be better off without me,” or an abuser who tells the victim “It’s your fault and there’s nothing you can do about it.”  These strong metaphors speak to the heart of Regional students’ concerns: They don’t understand what problems they are causing because REGIONAL STUDENTS ARE MIAMI, TOO. They do not believe further differentiation will help them find good jobs, take care of their families, or pursue their dreams. They do not understand how “For Love and Honor” doesn’t include them, because they have bought into and uphold the culture and values statement Miami has put in place for them. Regional students do not believe they are “Miami second class”...but they do believe they are perceived and being treated as such. 

Regional students are different from Oxford students in many ways; some of these differences are significant strengths, and some are real challenges. However, one of the key maxims of cultural sensitivity and foundations of multicultural competence demands that we recognize: Different does not mean deficient. While Miami’s Regional Campuses admittedly have our share of challenges, we are writing today to encourage the leadership of the Oxford campus to cease defining Regional Campus constituents as problematic, to recognize the strengths and rich life experiences that Regional Campus students add to the overall fabric of Miami’s learning experience, to uphold the decades-old mandate that our public institution exists to provide access to high quality education for ALL students, and to recognize the ways in which further differentiation instead of collaboration and synergy with Oxford will hurt not only Regional Campus constituents but our entire institution.  

“I AM MIAMI - Sort of”

...states a popular student Facebook opposing the Miami Regional Campus differentiation plan (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Save-Miami-University-Regional-Campuses/841874512510389).  The message our students are sending could not be louder or more clear. Regional Campus students want the same thing that Oxford-based students want: high quality education that will prepare them to compete in a global economy and make a difference in the world around them. We believe differentiation of the Regional Campuses from Oxford will hurt Miami constituents in the following ways:

1. “Separate but equal” differentiation of Regional Campus students is already bad for our institution’s image and stakeholders’ morale.   It makes disheartened students MORE likely to leave Miami and may result in a situation which could snowball and exacerbate rather than solve current financial problems. Whether or not the differentiation proposal is intended to be elitist, marginalizing, and discriminatory, this is how it is being perceived by many Regionally-minded constituents, including students, faculty, staff, community partners, donors, and alumni. Perceived discrimination is resulting in bad press and could put Miami at risk for class action discrimination law suits (for comparable historical examples, please see  http://www.oyez.org/cases/1940-1949/1949/1949_44, http://www.oyez.org/cases/1940-1949/1949/1949_44). Many of our Regional students are lower socioeconomic status, and many are either lower income Appalachian Whites (a recognized ethnic group, http://articles.philly.com/1994-03-30/news/25850874_1_unemployment-rate-lower-price-hill-larry-redden) or African American. As President Ronald Carter of Johnston C. Smith University, a Historically Black College in North Carolina, noted, “If colleges simply cater only to students who can pay their own way and minorities are shut out, ‘That’s a recipe for civil unrest’”.

2. One of the worst case scenarios we can imagine, which could be implemented as a result of the “differentiation” that is said to be for our benefit, is a mandate that the Regional Campuses become separately accredited and renamed, without permission to duplicate degrees granted in Oxford, removing faculty as key partners in Oxford departments, while increasing tuition rates for Regional students who take some Oxford classes. All of these situations are implied likelihoods in the President’s own replies to questions posed to the Task Force on Differentiation of the Regional Campuses (http://www.regionals.miamioh.edu//taskforce/qa.htm#forumquestions). We believe this scenario would create a stranglehold for our students, making it financially MORE difficult for Regional students to graduate with the Oxford-based degrees that many of them seek and MORE difficult for the Regionals to increase enrollment and retention of students. If potential or current students see their treatment as classist or degrading, many of them will say, “Why bother with that kind of disrespect?” and simply go elsewhere to graduate, decreasing rather than increasing Regional Campus enrollment and graduation rates.  If “differentiation” devalues Regional Campus degrees-- in effect destroying OUR precious and painstakingly built Miami brand-- our Regional student body has made it clear that they will vote with their feet.  How would ANY of this help to alleviate financial concerns for long-term viability of the Regional Campuses?

3. Differentiation could hurt financial contributions to the university. Many of our donors and alumni started at Miami’s Regional Campuses. If they see the differentiation movement as obnoxious or counter to Miami’s “Code of Love and Honor” (http://miamioh.edu/iammiami/about/index.html), they could choose to spend their support dollars elsewhere.  Most Regional Campus faculty, staff, and students have deep roots in Southwestern Ohio and many-faceted connections to the Oxford campus.  Many of us graduated from Oxford undergraduate or graduate programs or have brothers and sisters, high school friends, professional colleagues, children, or members of our houses of worship who are Miami alumni.  Outside of the echo chamber of the Oxford administration, it is increasingly clear that current efforts to brand Miami as a school which serves wealthy elites are not viewed favorably by informed constituents and alumni.  Those who truly Love and Honor what Miami has stood for the last several generations are disturbed and dismayed by reports of an escalating culture of entitlement in Oxford.  

This year the Armstrong Student Center opened on the Oxford Campus as the result of a generous leadership gift by alumni Mike and Anne Armstrong and the contributions of many others.  The Center is described on its website as seeking to provide for students “the focal point of their ‘Miami Experience.’”  It is also cited as “a unique embodiment of Love and Honor.”  Currently Regional Campus students constitute approximately 50% of Armstrong’s hard-working student managers.  Something has gone deeply wrong when students who work at Armstrong report being abused, mocked, and even spat upon by some of their peers who appear to have no respect for the dignity of work.  Is this the vision of the Armstrong Center that our generous alumni donors wanted to support?  Of course not. We believe it also does not reflect the values of the majority of Oxford Campus students.  Yet we are faced with an Oxford Campus culture that does not appropriately value students who demonstrate the hard work, commitment, strength and determination needed to rise above obstacles life has placed before them.  It is not surprising that such a culture has emerged, given the rhetoric Oxford administrators apply to Regional students whose lives are complicated by the need to work, raise families, and pay their own way through school.  We believe that Miami alumni would also be appalled to know that Oxford residents who are ethnic or international minorities report being told often by Oxford Campus students that they are not welcome or worthy to be here (http://miamistudent.net/?p=17002763).  Current rhetoric that seeks to exclude the diverse students of the Regional Campuses not only harms Regional students, faculty, and staff, it also feeds increasingly problematic and ugly attitudes about ethnic and socioeconomic diversity on the Oxford campus.  

Please pause to consider our post-World War II GI Bill graduates, graduates from the Freedom Summer days, and middle-class 1990s graduates who remember working their way through Miami with part-time campus jobs.  Will these alumni continue to support a Miami they can no longer recognize or relate to?  We believe Miami alumni of all generations want our institution to stand for what is right, make decisions based upon a true moral compass, and continue to provide an excellent Miami education on all of our campuses.  We are ALL Miami, every one of us, regardless of income, background, or privilege.  

4. Not all Regional Campus students want or need an applied degree.   Where did the perception arise that Regional Campus students are only “wanting”, “worthy of”, or “capable of” applied degrees?  In spite of state-mandated changes to the Miami plan, liberal arts education - training current and future generations to be "life-long learners”, critical thinkers, problem solvers, persuasive writers, and informed citizens - must remain central to our mission on all Miami campuses.  Most Miami Regional Campus students, not just the Oxford-based students, are seeking traditional liberal arts degrees that are easily recognized and understood by employers and graduate schools. They are not looking for applied degrees or trade school.  Instead, they want degrees that will make them broadly marketable and competitive.  Raising technical skills in Southwestern Ohio may make the region more attractive to companies thinking of locating new hi-tech factories to our area, yet making technical and industry-specific professional education the sole mission of the new Regional structure denies the important option of traditional liberal arts education to residents who are place-bound and legacy students of our campuses.  Further, raising the number of qualified scientists with traditional Bachelors degrees in Chemistry and other Natural Sciences in Southwestern Ohio is also important for supporting the growth of local industry. 

Just like Oxford students, Regional Campus students want and deserve the right to choose personally meaningful majors that match their skills, values, and interests.  Regional Campus students do not want to be funneled into degree programs which prepare them for a limited range of employment options or restrict their ability to advance in their careers and be upwardly mobile.  We seek to graduate students who have the training needed to contribute to and lead research, development and innovation, who will be well compensated for their work, and who will experience an excellent return on their educational investment not only monetarily but in terms of career satisfaction, ability to create safe and stable lives for their families, and ability to impact their world.  Our students have made it clear that they want us to offer degrees such as Psychology, Social Work, English, and Natural Sciences - degrees that open an enormous variety of lifelong professional opportunities within the local economy and offer the same opportunity for a secure future and personally meaningful professional life that is currently assumed to be the right of  Oxford Campus students.  As an example, ALL of our Regional Campus students who would like to pursue a traditional major in science are currently required to relocate. Many do transfer to Oxford, graduate, and pursue distinguished careers, but others are unable to do so because they are place-bound or face financial constraints.  Differentiation with a prohibition against “duplicating” degrees that are granted in Oxford would continue to make it harder for Regional students interested in traditional fields of study to successfully enter the local workforce or be admitted to graduate school. Preventing qualified departments and popular programs from offering existing traditional degrees on the Regional Campuses does an enormous disservice to Regional students and our local communities, not to mention the University’s bottom line. We make no pretense of being able to offer either the breadth of majors available on the main campus or the amenities: luxury dorms, Greek life, a state-of-the art rec center, myriad dining options, student health center, the art museum, large numbers of speakers and extra-curricular programs, student organizations, etc.  However, we need Miami University’s Oxford administration and Board of Trustees to recognize that the Regionals are capable of offering an affordable, less glamorous, but still high quality Miami education that is a major asset to the university community and Ohio as a whole.

5. Differentiation rather than synergistic integration will make it harder for Regional students who want to finish their degrees in Oxford and will remove a rich source of diversity and life experience from Oxford based classes. The Miami 2020 plan claims to seek to enhance transfer enrollments. We all need to keep the relocation option open to enable Regional Campus students to complete degrees in Oxford.  If further barriers were put in place for Regional students through the differentiation movement (more hurdles, more stringent admission criteria, contorted degrees that discourage them from being in Oxford classes and majors, and higher prices), it would make it even harder than it is now for them to complete Oxford-based degrees. Our fear is that with separate accreditation, Regional campus students will be asked to meet higher requirements for transfer to Oxford and be asked to pay higher prices for Oxford classes when they are “swirling” across campuses within a semester, as many currently do. Both of these strategies will make them even less likely to start or finish at Miami and more likely to complete their degrees at other institutions.  

In a recent Miami Student article a faculty member was quoted as saying, “Think about it in the point of view of the Oxford student when they realize the student sitting next to them is paying half of what they’re paying and they’re both sitting in the same class” (http://miamistudent.net/?p=17002796). Yet, the out-of-state student on the other side pays more than students who are Ohio residents; the international student in front, more still; and the student on financial aid, less.  This objection to current campus-based tuition rates is an illogical and specious argument. In reality, there is no one set cost for students taking an Oxford class-- Miami students pay different amounts for their education based upon individual financial aid packages, their hometown, and their campus of record (the location where the majority of their classes are taken each semester).  Tuition and financial aid must remain at least partially need/campus based in order to enable more students to graduate in a timely fashion. 

6. Differentiation of faculty that does not allow them to remain integral members of Oxford-based departments is bad for faculty and bad for student development. Tenured and tenure-track faculty should be able to remain fully vetted both in Oxford departments and whatever Regional Campus entities emerge from the current reconfiguration process. This reflects the realities of their professional lives and enables them to maximize our contribution to the university. We might remind our visionary leaders that "grandfathering" existing faculty into lame-duck positions for the rest of their career, or hiving off faculty to makeshift Regional departments may not be the most effective strategy if the goal is to enhance "productivity by utilizing faculty's expertise, creativity, and collaboration to constantly improve accountability, productivity, and efficient utilization of resources" (Miami 2020 Plan). Consider a chemistry professor hired under the proposed differentiation, with no connections to Oxford and no current laboratory space at the Regional campuses (until new buildings are built - with what money?). She already, under our current state of affairs, makes less money and has less start-up funds than her peers at Oxford while teaching more than twice as many classes each year. She would then be required to choose Criminal Justice, Nursing, or Health Information Technology as her home department. Under those circumstances, how could she produce her own research that is critical to her tenure and promotion? How could she develop a laboratory that provides research experience, mentoring, and independent studies for her students as an out-of-the-box, experiential learning element that is now required by the Global Miami Plan?  Who, in reality, is going to take that kind of position?  These conditions would make the already difficult process of attracting and hiring high-quality teacher/scholars impossible.  While we support faculty who are pioneers of integration by spanning across several academic disciplines, the required contortion of ALL faculty, especially those in the hard sciences, into applied and integrative sciences is unnatural and somewhat demeaning to those who are deeply committed to and highly trained in a singular field of study. Isolation of faculty could set up a self-fulfilling prophecy where a substandard education is arranged for Regional students.  When faculty understand Oxford-based departmental requirements, students who take their courses and/or transfer to those departments are significantly better prepared for completing ANY course of study, which aids student retention and graduation rates for Miami.

Regional Campus faculty, in spite of significantly higher teaching loads, have the proven credentials and records to get the job done.  The peremptory and ill-conceived refusal of Oxford administrators to allow us to provide degrees based upon our considerable faculty strengths drives students out of Miami and prevents the Regional Campuses from flourishing in an increasingly competitive higher education market. Instead, Regional Campus faculty should be encouraged and supported in the development of degree programs and upper-level classes for existing traditional degrees. Regional Campus students should be allowed to complete popular degrees such as English, Natural Sciences, History, Psychology, and Social Work, and these should be marketed first and foremost as Miami degrees - if, that is, we remain one university. This would make good use one of Miami's greatest assets, its faculty. These degrees and a foundation of full-time Regional faculty already exist at Miami!  It is time to take advantage of them.  Allowing students to complete existing Miami degrees at the Regionals would result in substantially improved enrollment, retention, and degree completion rates. Since Oxford enrollments have little room to expand, the Regional Campuses are the obvious and logical place for increases to take place. Yes, a few Oxford students might decide to relocate to the Regionals due to family financial constraints, but historically few have done so, and realistically this is unlikely to change if sensible, moderate degree duplication is permitted.  

Please Choose Synergy, Not Isolation

Over the last five decades Miami University Regional Campuses have provided an excellent and affordable education for thousands of Ohio students.  We ask that the President and Board of Trustees renew their commitment to our important work and grant us the flexibility needed to address our challenges.  We believe a vote in favor of “differentiation” strategies that segregate the Regional Campuses rather than integrating them as important components of our university will do great harm.  The Regional Campuses will inevitably be weakened if their “brand” is lost or tarnished and they are not granted the autonomy needed to determine their own degree offerings based upon student demand.  Further, such differentiation could negatively impact Miami’s historic reputation as an agent of social justice and an institution which serves the needs of Ohio residents from all walks of life.  

We ask that the President and Board of Trustees be guided in their deliberations by Miami’s Code of Love and Honor, which stands as our institution’s profound promise to the students, faculty, and staff of all Miami campuses.

We want the President and Board of Trustees to:

• Encourage The Council of Academic Deans (COAD) to allow new 4-year Regionally-based degrees to develop while maintaining Regional campus accreditation as part of Miami University.
• Allow students more easily to complete currently existing traditional liberal arts degrees on the Regional Campuses by allowing tenure-track faculty on the Regional Campuses to teach upper level courses in their departments, which will facilitate student retention and completion of currently approved degrees.
• Allow differentiation in marketing to publicize the Regional campuses as affordable and to show a broader demographic in marketing materials. Miami Campuses can work together to increase our market share and ensure the financial viability of our institution. If a “quintessentially collegiate” experience is desired, Oxford is the obvious choice.  If students want or need to start at a local open-enrollment campus in order to prove themselves, work within financial constraints, and begin or complete a degree, the Regional Campuses are a wonderful choice. These strategies can coexist and be mutually beneficial.

We want the President and Board of Trustees NOT to:

• Require separate accreditation for the Regional Campuses.
• Charge higher rates for Regional students taking select Oxford classes.
• Separate tenured and tenure-track faculty from their Oxford home departments.
• List the campus of graduation on diplomas or transcripts.

In conclusion, we, the undersigned, urge Miami University’s President, Provost, Board of Trustees, and Task Force on Differentiation of the Regional Campuses to seriously consider and uphold Miami’s mission to provide a high quality and inclusive institution for ALL Miami constituents, supporting the Regional Campuses instead of cloistering and rejecting students who may be financially disadvantaged, non-traditional, working, or place-bound but who have so much to offer Miami University as students, future alumni, and future colleagues.

WE ARE MIAMI. Please support us in keeping it that way.

Sincerely,

Members of The Miami University Middletown Diversity Council

Members of The Miami University Hamilton Diversity Committee

Other Concerned Members and Supporters of the Regional Campuses

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Additional Signatories added between 11/17/14 and 12/01/14

(Over 1,600 signatures in JUST TWO WEEKS)

Nancy Ferguson Robinson, Coordinator of Counseling and Visiting Faculty in Family Studies and Social Work

Virginia (Ginger) Wickline, Assistant Professor, Psychology Department

John Burke, Principal Librarian and Director of the Gardner-Harvey Library

Alan B. Cady, Professor of Biology

Brian George, President Miami Middletown Student Government

Linh Dich, Assistant Professor, English Department guftgn

John Tassoni, Professor, English Department

Gary Hunter, Emeritus, Part-time Faculty

Byron Miller, Assistant Professor, Department of  Sociology & Gerontology and Black World Studies Program

Sree Subedi, Professor, Dept. of Sociology and Gerontology

Mona Harrell, Visiting Instructor, Black World Studies Program

Jennifer Hicks, Acquisitions Supervisor for Gardner-Harvey Library

John M. Cinnamon, Associate Professor of Anthropology, Affiliate, Black World Studies & Comparative Religion

Liza Skryzhevska, Associate Professor of Geography

G Patterson (GPat), Visiting Assistant Professor of English and Women's, Gender & Sexuality Studies Affiliate

Theresa Kulbaga, Associate Professor, English, Affiliate of WGS & AMS

Dr. Carolyn Keiffer, Professor of Botany

Julia Kaplinska, Graduate Student, Psychology

Jason Palmeri, Associate Professor of English

Rodney D. Coates, Director of Black World Studies, Professor of Sociology and Gerontology, 2014 Distinguished Teaching Award Recipient.

Molly Little, Undergraduate Student, Outstanding Sociology Major of the Year 2014, Student Employee

Karen Mitchell, Doctoral Candidate, English

Mary K. Munroe, Graduate Student, Psychology

Aimee Belanger, Graduate Student, Psychology

L. James Smart, Associate Professor, Psychology

Brooke R. Spangler, Lecturer, Psychology

Ryan J. Walker, Graduate Student, Psychology

Judith Jarvis, Visiting Faculty, Communications

Susan A. Eacker, Visiting Assistant Professor of History

Michele M. Dienno, Director of Regional Marketing

Diane Cantonwine, Emeritus/ Admission and  Financial Aid (Middletown), BS and MS Miami, parent of three Miami graduates

Karen O’Hara, English Department part-time faculty (Hamilton, Oxford) and IT Services (Oxford)

Maurica Farmer, Administrative Assistant, Student Affairs

David J. Berg, Professor, Department of Biology

Susan S. Marine, Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

Robert Balfour, Prehealth Professions Advisor, Assistant Director of the Mallory-Wilson Center

Dave Sobecki, Associate Professor, Mathematics

Pam Seibold, Instructor, Computer and Information Technology

Deborah Wiese, Clinical Faculty, Psychology

Elise Clerkin, Assistant Professor, Psychology

Tonya George, Concerned Parent of 2 students

George S. Vascik, Associate Professor, Integrative Studies, affiliate History

Matthew Smith, Visiting Assistant Professor, History; Assistant Director, Michael J. Colligan History Project

Eric Luczaj, Associate Professor, Computer and Information Technology

Eric Melbye, Associate Professor, English Department

Melissa Fuesting, Graduate Student, Psychology

Sandy Wilmot, Student, CIT

Diane Delisio, Associate Dean College of Engineering and Computing (Oxford) and member of the faculty of the Computer and Information Technology Department

Lauren Forrest, Graduate Student, Psychology

María González, Professor, Department of Biology

Susan Rothstein, Graduate Student, Psychology

Sarah Templeton Wilson, Assistant Director of Regional Advancement, Miami Alumna

Robert B. Davis, Associate Professor, Department of Statistics

Richard C. Moore, Associate Professor, Department of Biology

Chris B. Klefeker, Coordinator of Service-Learning & Volunteerism, MUH

Mike Farmer, Sr. Library Assistant, Rentschler Library

Taylor Tuscherer, Graduate Student, Psychology

Katherine K. Smith, Ph.D. Student, EDL and former adjunct instructor at VOA and Hamilton Campuses

Chris Stevens, Miami BIS major 2012

June Fening, Emeritus/Assistant Dean for Student and Academic Affairs, parent of two Miami graduates

Elizabeth (Ferguson) Pontellini, Miami Bachelors in International Studies, 1990

Tricia (Bacon) Raiti, Past Miami University Middletown staff/faculty, Masters of Science alum ‘07

Rebecca Neal,  Bachelors in Social Work, Class of 2003

Michaela Back Little, B.A. Class of 2002

Ann L. Rypstra, University Distinguished Professor

Kristopher Howell, Miami Class of 2006

Catherine Howell, Miami Class of 2004

Hannah Smith, Miami Class of 2018

Brian Keane, Associate Professor, Department of Biology

Valerie Kirby, B. Phil, Class of 1990

Carol Caudill, Administrative Assistant, Student Affairs (Retired), grandmother of a Miami student

Jennifer Keith, Miami Class of 2005, Adjunct Department of English

Geri Lynn Maples, Miami Class of 2012 BA of Integrative Studies

Shelley Smith Stuart, Miami Class of 1995

Heather Komnenovich Class of 2005, B.S.S.W. and Master’s Student.

Abbi R. Hoerst, B.A., Class of 2014, President’s Distinguished Service Award recipient 2014, Miami-Middletown Student Government Secretary 2013-2014

Amanda Kotterman, CIT, Class of 2011, Miami-Middletown Student Government Secretary 2010-2011

Jane Santa Hess, concerned citizen and Miami parent

Abigail Hess, former Miami student

Carrie Chambers, Director of Student Activities & Orientation (Middletown), BA Miami 2005

Denise Taliaferro Baszile, Associate Professor , Educational Leadership

Tammy Allen, Senior Instructor, Spanish and Portuguese, Miami Alumna - BA 1983, MA 1985

Marsha R. Robinson, Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of History

Lucy J. Allbaugh, Graduate Student, Psychology

Garrett J. Dienno, Graduate Student, Department of Biology, MUH Alum (BA 2012)

Erikamarie Burk, Coordinator of Engineering Technology Distance Programming and Recruiting

Laurie Werner, Associate Professor, Computer and Information Technology

José A. de la Garza Valenzuela, Doctoral Candidate, English

Marlen Martinez, BIS Major, class of 2017

Lee Eshelman, Graduate Student, Psychology

Donald Kaufman, Professor Emeritus, Department of Biology; Director, Hefner Museum of Natural History

John H. Vaughn, Administrator Emeritus (Oxford); Visiting Instructor, Communication (Regionals)

Judith Vermillion, Visiting Instructor, EDP, EDT and EDL  (Hamilton), Masters and Doctorate from Miami

Roscoe Wilson, Associate Professor of Art and Coordinator of Humanities and Creative Arts (Hamilton)

Richard Foley, BA physics 2016

Lori L. Parks, Visiting Assistant Professor of Art History (Hamilton), Miami Alumna - BFA 1995

Lauren Matus, Visiting Assistant Instructor of English, Director Office of Community Engagement and Service, Miami Alumna- BA Philosophy 2002

Crystal Ford, Coordinator of Service-Learning & Volunteerism, Office of Community Engagement & Service (CES)

Vanessa Potter, Miami Student BIS 2014

Sarah Barton, Graduate Student, Psychology

John M. Krafft, Associate Professor of English

H.Cecilia Suhr, Assistant Professor of Media, Journalism and Film

Sonya Montana, concerned citizen

Jacob Robinson, Coordinator of User Support - Technology Services

John Heyda, Associate Professor, English

Camillia McCown, Undergraduate Student, Psychology

Diana Royer, Professor of English, Affiliate WGS (Hamilton)

Alhaji Bah, Mechanical Engineering, 2014

Mary Jean Corbett, Professor of English & WGS

Janet Marshall, Lecturer, Chemistry & Biochemistry

Kelly Brown, Instructor, Mathematics; Academic Advisor

Brian Fening (94)

Katherine Kickel, Associate Professor, English

Jeffrey H. Kuznekoff, Assistant Professor, Integrative Studies

Catherine O'Kane Shackson, Visiting Faculty and Doctoral Candidate, Educational Leadership

Sharyl Wooton, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Bachelors and Masters from Miami, 1990 & 2003

Timothy Wooton,  Math Teacher, Bachelors from Miami, 1995

James E. Johnson II, Attorney, B.A. from Miami 1990

Nancy Stella, PhD,  MA and PhD from Miami 1984, 1989

Catherine (Fleischer) Bice, B. Phil., Class of 1998

Elizabeth Roberts Armentrout,  Classes of 1966 and 1996, Part-time Faculty in English and Teacher Education

Leslie E. Swaim-Fox, B. Phil, Class of 1990

Monica Patel Vernier, Miami Alumna, Class of 2014

Erik R. Alanson, Miami Class of 2010

Janice L. Ferguson ASA, MAAA,  BA  in Math & Economics, Miami Class of 1986

Lara Osborne, Former member Miami University Board of Trustees, Miami Class of ‘91

Marianne Murphy, Professor, Computer and Information Technology

Roger Keith, Miami Class of 1973

Jacqueline Keith, Miami Class of 2004

Rachel England, Miami Class of 2012

Malachi Gruenhagen, RN BSN, Miami University Class of 2013, Former Hamilton SGA Vice President

Dana Bango, Miami Class of 1990

Joshua Biddle, Early Childhood Education- Currently finishing degree In Oxford, but started on Middletown and miss it!!

Colin Baker, Miami Class of 2016, Strategic Communications, Student Employee

Ashley Curtner, Miami Class of 2018, Psychology

Kristen Ealy, Speech Pathology/Audiology undergraduate

Kelly Osborne, Miami Class of 2016, Strategic Communications

Payton Kraus, Miami Class of 2016

Jayne Stasser, MBA from Miami 1991, retired Computer Science instructor

John Bloom, MS from Miami 1993, retired Computer Science instructor

Richard Estes, Graphic Design Student

Lauranne Beckett, BIS BTE & Classics Major, president Pandora's Box-regional classics club.

Gabriel Armbruster, BIS Organizational Leadership and Environmental Studies

Debi Ellenburg, Miami Middletown Student Government Treasurer

Nolin Hamlin Miami Middletown Student Government Senator

Tracey Hoffman, Assistant Professor Teacher Education, Prekindergarten Coordinator

Jennifer Mysona, Senior Lecturer, Teacher Education

Brittny Fabelo BIS Major

Don Gilgrist, Miami University Class of 1969 and 1972, Part-time Faculty in Kinesiology and Health

Wanita Hatton retired Physical Facilities 2014

Kerri LaFayette, Nursing

Anessa Huffman, Civic and Regional Development Class of 2016, Associate of Arts:Business (2014)

Maci Alf, Miami Undergraduate, Mass Communications and Creative Writing

Paul Hamann BIS Major Class of 2016

Julie Crainich, Honors Student, CIT Major - graduating Dec. 2014

Christina N. Felgar, Honors Student, Anthropology Major, Multiple Academic Accomplishment Awards (2013-2014)

Elizabeth V. Howard, Class of 1992, Professor, Computer & Information Technology

Katie Duffy, Miami Class of 2016, Speech Pathology Major

Delvonte D. Greer, Miami Class of 2015, Sociology Major

Kelly Doanthan, Miami University Staff & Student

Katie Brown, Miami Class of 2017, Microbiology Robinson, Undergraduate Social Justice Major

Zachary Cook Miami class of 2013. Mass Communication

Heather Vollmer, Miami University Staff & Student, Class of 2014

Megan Blankenship, Miami Class of 2017, Psychology Major

Brittney Wasson, nursing major, class of 2017

Christina London, Class of 2016, Heath Information Technology

Cedar Sanderson, Class of 2016, Microbiology and Forensic Science

Jason A. Hale, Engineering Technology, Class of 2016

Brittany Gilland, Undergraduate, Senior, BIS Degree, Class of 2014

Megan McFeeter, Early Childhood Education, Class of 2017

Tyler Mullins, Strategic Communications, Class of 2016

Hannah Wilhelm, Nursing, Class of 2017

Alexa Long, Special Education Major, Class of 2016

Megan Knight, Pre Nursing, Class of 2017

JoEtta Gabbard, CIT Degree, Class of 2016

Dara Rhea, Marketing, Class of 2016

Antoinette Johnson, Geology Major, Class of 2016

Ashley Figel, Class of 2016, Architecture Major Undergraduate, CIT Degree, Class of 2016

Anthony Morgano, Class of 2014

Lauren Day, Accounting Technology major, class of 2015

Matt Nocton, Senior BIS Degree

Ashlie Danielle Bates, Undergraduate, Bachelors in Nursing, Associates in Business, Class of 2016

Sarah Chaney, PSEOP Student

Christyn New, Class of 2015 Mass Com degree, Secretary of The Bunny Hollow Players and Miami Middletown Student Government, student employee

Samantha Curless, BIS in Healthcare Administration,  Class of 2015

William Meyer, Student, major integrated social studies

Maddie Rosequist, geology major class of 2017

Caleb Walker, MCE class of 2017

Crystal Briley, BIS Major, Class of 2016

Alison Peyton, BIS Major, class of 2016

Braden Burdine, Marketing Major, Class of 2016

Robert Callahan, BIS Major, class of 2017

Taylor Sizemore, BIS Major, class of 2015

Kaitlin Wilson, Early Education Major

Katherine Burns, BIS major, Class of 2017

Rachel Trent, BS Zoology Major, Class of 2016, MUM and MUH

Carla (Hon) Hale, BS Elementary Education, Class of 1996

Alexis Mosley, ECE Major, Class of 2018

Matt Millar, Nursing Major, Class of 2015

Jessica Vaught, Linguistics Major, Class of 201

Allison Perdue, American Studies Major, Class of 2015

Valens Hahirwa, Criminal Justice major class 2015

Rachel Cahall-Weiland, BTE Major class of 2017

Ciecrett Parker, Criminal Justice Major, class of 2017

Rachel Brand, Anthropology Major, Class of 2018

Jonathan Platt, Manufacturing Engineering Major, Class of 2018

Joshua A. Bluhm, B.A. Zoology Major, Class of 2016

Kaitlyn Leach, BIS Major, Class of 2014

Taylor Mackenzie Bryant, Bachelor of Integrative Studies Major, Class of 2018

Erin Wilson, Spanish Major, Anthropology Minor

Arielle Leach, Studio Arts Major, Class of 2016

Bradley R. Rhodes - English- Professional Writing and Rhetoric Class of 2015

Ashlee Wells, Accounting

Matt Marischen, Business major, Class of 2018

Veronica Redcloud, President Hamilton Chapter Student Veterans of America, Social Work Class of 2015  

John Ross Whelpton, Business Technology Management

Lonnie Flett

Jeff Baker, Integrative Studies Major (Hamilton)

Kelly Monroe, Accounting major, class of 2017

Jacey Reigelsperger, Early childhood, Class of 2017

Brittany Herold, Nursing, Class of 2015

Megan M. Elliott, Education, Class 2018

Emma Kitchen, Class of 2019,  PSEOP

Suzanna Lowman, Class of 2019,  PSEOP

Savannah Howard, Nursing major, class of 2017

Adam Patrick, Justice and Community Studies, Class of 2015

Brennan Jones, Education, Class of 2018

Morgan Cain, Bachelor in Science of Nursing , Class of 2016

Madison Mitchell, Organizational Leadership, Class of 17

Ashley Cornett, Linguistics Anthropology, Spanish -Class of Never (if these changes happen)

Diana Ramsey, HIT major, class of 2016,

Darian Rader, Oxford/Regional Undergraduate, Psychology, Class of 2017

Tyler Beckelhymer, English Literature major, class of 2018,

Joshua Whitehill

Lexi Hughes, Nursing, Class of 2017

Brian Little, Class of 2019, PSEOP

Daniel C. Cox,  BIS Student, Third Generation Miami

Robert Brandenburg, ENT Electromechanical, Class of 2016

Nicole Newland, Spanish ( WE ARE MIAMI)

Cayla Morningstar, Zoology and Philosophy Major, Class of 2015

Samantha Walter, Strategic Communication, Class of 2015

Amelia Aiken, undecided, class of 2018, Class of 2015

Melissa Fontaine, Communications Major, Class of 2016

Kelsey Sams, Middle Childhood Education & Speech Pathology Major, Class of 2018

Michael Baker, Physics Major, Class of 2018

Kelly MacLennan, Nursing, Class of 2017

Caitlin Marquart, Nursing, Class of 2017

Samantha Ledford, Accounting Technician, Accounts Payable

Katlyn Whitam, ECE Major, Class of 2016

Trudy D. Bechtolt BIS student graduating Class of 2016

Andrea Hesson, Nursing, Miami University Middletown Class of 2017

Nathan Grant, EMET & ECET BS Majors, Class of 2016

Tyler Metzger

Alex Morningstar

Victoria Loggins class of 2018

Josie Patlon-Herode, sociology major, class of 2016

Robby Wright

Jennifer Deaton-Wright, Nursing, class of 2016

Gary Ratliff, Social Science Major, Class of 2018

Brennan Hiatt

Melissa Merkelbach, AA, BIS major class of 2016

Corey Cramer Sports Management

Keith Kincaid, Mechanical Engineering Technology

Alexandra Burton, Nursing, Class of 2017

Alain Oyeh AFROTC/ NSG, Class of 2018

Stephanie Dixon, Zoology major, class of 2016--->

Heather Jud, ECE major, Class of 2016

Rachel Cogan, Nursing, Class of 2017

Kristopher Garrett, Justice and Community Studies, Class of 2015

Jasiah Hubbard, Mechanical Engineering, Class of 2018

Brandi Sauerwein, Social Work, Class of 2016

Emilie Sauerwein, PSEOP, Class of 2020

Michelle Schwab, BIS major, Class of 2016

Carly Zeis, Software Engineering and CIT double major, Class of 2018

Mattie Shockey, Class of 2018

Morgan Bufler, Class of 2018

Veronica Castillo, Nursing, Class of 2016

Courtney Sawyers

Stephen Deaton, Social Work

Mary Olding, Nursing

Alli Sherron, English/Creative Writing, Strategic Communication, Class of 2018

Patrick Shockey, Class of 2010

Kristen Mainous, Class of 2018

Allison Mangus, East Asian Languages Major

Olivia Richardson, Accountant

Brittany Fields, Psychology major, Class of 2015

Kristopher Barnes, Middle Childhood Education, class of 2016

Jared Bates, Computer Information Technology, Class of 2016

Lynn Smith, mother of student

Kimberly Williams, Health information Technology, Class of 2016

Jacob Huber, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Class of 2016

Jessica Stoyko, Student of Biology

Mary Kate Kuchers, Strategic Communications, Interactive Media Studies, Class of 2017

Tyler Seward, Class of 2016

Danielle Ratley, Miami class of 2016,

Danielle Bowermaster, Class of 2018

Tyler Cagle, MCE major , Class of 2016

Justin Fitzgerald

Katherine Neisch, MUH Student

Clint Combs, Professional Writing Major, Class of 2017

Kelly Ottman, health information technology, class of 2016

Bryan Williams, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Class of 2016

Kara McIntosh, BSN student, Class of 2015

Allison Ellinghausen, nursing class of 2016

Michael McGuire, criminal justice 2013

Alicia Bray, Miami University Staff and Student

Lauren Hickman, Miami University Staff, Integrative Studies graduate class of 2014

Sean Day, Health and Information Technology, Class of 2015

Jocelyn Roberts, Criminal Justice, Class of 2015

Amberly Larkin, Bachelors of Science in Nursing, Class of 2016,

Selcuk Misirlioglu, Academic Advisor/Economics Instructor

Tiffany Lynne Frybarger, Chemistry major, Class of 2014

Jaclyn Asher Psychology Major Criminology Minor Class of 2017

Amanda M. Tomashot, Marketing Major, Class of 2016

Jordyn Carter Education Major, class of 2017 MUH

Pamela Messer, Administrative Assistant, Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering, BTE Class of 2017

Anthony Abrams, Class of 2005, Associates in Applied Science

Stephanie Lynch, Class of 2011, Bachelor of Integrative Studies

Natalie Mallaley, BIS Major, Class of 2016

Crystal Prater, Bachelor Integrative Studies, 2011 (Miami Middletown) and current graduate student at Miami University **I couldn't have done it without the regional campuses!!**

Rachel Frank, Accounting Major, Class of 2017

April Goode, English Major, Class of 2017

Kristopher Alex Moore, Computer Science and Software Engineering Dual-Major, Class of 2016

David Campbell, Class of 2003, BS. EMET,

Caryn E. Neumann, Lecturer, Integrative Studies and Affiliate in History

Robert Meadows, Chemical Engineering

Matthew Elliott, ECET Major. Class of 2017

Roth Schiefer, BIS Major, Class of 2016

Kyle Strasburger, Communications Major, Class of 2015

Andrea Cantarelli, Psy.D., Double Major in Sociology and Psychology, Class of 2003

Heather Roth,Class of 2013 and current student

Benjamin Varan class of 2014

Jasmine Fletcher, Class of 2018 Psychology Major

Paula Gândara, Associate Professor, Spanish and Portuguese Department

Jacob Simpson, Computer and Information Technology Major, Class of 2016

Katherine Albrecht, Natural Science, Class of 2016

YI Cui，Math Major

Joseph Federspiel, Marketing/International Business, Class of 2016

Vernon Mannning, B.S. Communications, Class 1992

Crishna Wilburn, MSW, LSW ,Social Work, Class of 2013

Andrew Schmidt, Mechanical Engineering Major, Class of 2018, MUH

Jason Rumke, Business Major, Class of 2018

Christopher Conese, Undergraduate student in Biology.

Tyler Glace, Electrical Engineering Major

Chelsea Gantt, Undergraduate Microbiology Major, Class of 2018

Michaela Waldeck, Education, Class of 2018

Paul Hamann, BIS Major, Class of 2016

Logan Wilder: Miami Psychology Major, class of 2018

Jon McClain. Engineering Management Major. Class of 2017

Monica Jennings, BIS Major/Marketing, Class of 2016, Student Employee with MUH Center for Civic Engagement

Hannah Henderson, concerned citizen

Kayla King, Business major, class of 2017

Andrew Pescovitz, Dietetics Major, living in Middletown and taking some classes at Regionals
Pat Hunley - MUH Technology Services - Coordinator of User Support

Lisa K McGuire, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, MBA-HCM, '04-Sociology, '06 & '07 - ADN & Bachelor of Science in Nursing, and  Part-time Nursing Faculty

Melissa Hodge, Mother of a Miami student

Allie Shea, Class of 2017

Kimberly Sprowles, AYA Education, Class of 2016

Rachel Clark, RN, BSN, Class of 2014

Shahryar Qureshi,  Zoology Major, Chinese Minor, Class of 2015

Elizabeth Niederman, BIS grad

Megan Lunsford, Strategic Communications,

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Makensee Hartman, BSN Student, CAB Treasurer, and MBNSA Secretary, Class of 2016

Brittany Gamble, Social Work Class of 2016

Paul Harding, Associate Professor, Department of Biology

Michelle V. Jones BIS/Social Work 2015/2016

Jayson Boubin, Computer Science and Mathematics, Class of 2017

Austin C. Toops, Mechanical Engineer, Class of 2016

Brian Baxter, Engineering Management, Class of 2016

Sarah Vladimirova, Zoology, Class of 2015

Emily C Kurtz, Strategic Communications, Class of 2016

Chelsey Bialaszewski, Family Studies, Class of 2015

Ge Qu( Melody) International student, Class of 2018

Janis J. Toennisson, Director of Public Affairs, Miami Middletown

Emma Huddleston, Computer Science, Class of 2016

Adam Frazee, Computer Science Major, Class of 2017

Holly Cupp, Integrative Studies, Class of 2015

Ethan Miller, Zoology Major

Jennifer Franer, ECE Class of 2017

Allison Dougherty, Psychology Major

Megan Evans, BS in Speech Pathology and Audiology, Class of 2013; current Master of Science candidate, Speech-Language Pathology, Class of 2015.

Alexa Krusenklaus, Speech Pathology and Audiology

Chelsea Parkes, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Class of 2015

Holly Green Redkey, Accounting, Class of 2019

Christian McLaughlin, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Class of 2018

Maureen Ruppert, Computer Internet Technology Major, Class of 2

Kyle Moon, Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology, Class of 2016

C.Lee Harrington, Ph.D., Professor of Sociology

Thomas Meyer, Black World Studies, Class of 2015

Tammy Trenaman, BS Chemistry ‘91; Nursing, Class of 2016, MBNSA Junior Class President

Mohammad Abu-alwafa, Accounting major, class of 2018

Morgan Perkins, Early Childhood Education major, Class of 2018
Eman Abu-alwafa, Middle Childhood Education major, class of 2017

Christopher David Hans, Education major, class of 2018

Breana Losey, Academic Advisor, Hamilton Campus

Michelle Wheeler Alum 2011

Christina Thomas, Computer Engineering Major.

Ashlynn Hawkins, ECE Major, Class 2016

Austin Lochard,Mechanical Engineering

Lisa Stevens, ECE Major, Class 2015

Mitchell Rains, Computer Information Technology Major, Class of 2016

Samantha Emrick, Class of 2017, Nursing Major

Anna Fry, Class of 2017, Nursing Major

Katherine Fogle, Class of 2018, Social Work Major

Mindee Poole, Integrative Studies Major

Alison Stith, Class of 2016, Biology Major

Brent Barnes, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Class of 2016

Justin Scarbrough, Student, Computer and Information Technology

Erica Leach, Early Childhood Education Major, Class of 2017

Amanda Sammons, English-Lit Major, Class of 20 17

Michael LaCreta, Computer Science, Expected Graduation 2015

Julie Griffith, Criminal Justice and Forensic Investigation, Class of 2016

Leah Novell, BTE Marketing Management

Jennifer Wagner, student Nursing

Alexis Stephens, PSEOP, Class of 2020

Rebecca Henry, BSN 2017

Nancy Haney, Manager of Science Laboratory Operations

Catherine Compton, Class of 2016, Psychology

Shan J. Qureshi, Class of 2014, Zoology Major and Former Student Body President of Miami University Hamilton

Sam Hagenschneider, Class of 2018, Social Work Major - Miami University Middletown (WE are Miami!!!)

Kristina Black, Integrated Studies

Laura Rogers, Business, 2018

Amy Caldwell, Social Work major and class of 2016!

Emily Fuhrman, class of 1978 and former faculty member

Ethan Miller, Miami Zoology Major

Miranda Wanninger, B.A Zoology and Environmental Science Co-major, class of 201

Josette Stanley, Alumni, Please don't cut the branches off the tree. It will hurt both, the tree and the branches

Hannah Beckett, Integrated Studies, Class of 2015

Marlaina Rubio, Forensics Major

Larissa Hayes, Business Management Technology, Class of 2015

Steve Vasquez, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Class of 2015

Starla J. Alexander, Faculty in Art and Classics

Carisa Servis, Psychology, Class of 2016
Jacob Schraub, Mechanical Engineering Technology,

Joshua Stephens, Computer Science Major

Jacob Kendrick, Criminal Justice Major

Kristen Lane, Nursing, Class of 2017

Mary Angst, Business

Audrey Morgan, BTE Major, Class of 2015

Mazyar Amin, Assistant Professor. Engineering Technology, Middletown

Kyle J Smith, Mechanical Engineering Technology Major

Eric Schmidt, Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology Major, Class of 2015

Charles Maguire, Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology Major, Class of 2015

Aaron Biltz, A.A., Miami Class of 1996

Nicole Natiello, BTE Class of 2016

Elizabeth Galan, Management and Leadership, Class 2016

Mike Titus, AAS 2012, BAS 2015

Peter Engelhard, BIS, BTE, CRD Major, Class 2016

Jarred Price, CSE

Kathryn Brown, BS Education, Miami Class of 2008 (Oxford, Hamilton & Middletown Campuses)

Rachel Brewer, Special Education, Class of 2017 (Middletown, Hamilton, AND Oxford)

Paige Halcomb CJS Major

Alex Henderson, Education and Creative Writing, Class of 2013

Anne Blanton, (BSN) Nursing, Class of 2016 (Middletown Campus)

Jessica Gretz, BIS Major, Class of 2015. Taking classes at both Hamilton and Oxford.

Christina Tobergte, BSN Nursing Major, Class of 2016

Taylor Shope, Pre Nursing, class of 2017

Nicole Lahrmann, Nursing, Class of 2017

Sarah Matthews, Psychology Major, Class of 2015

Akshetha Reddy, Finance, Class of 2016

Lynn Dille, Learning Assistance Specialist

Adam Poldy, Mechanical Engineering, Class of 2017

Nicholas Robinson, Chemistry & Life Science Education, Class of 2016

Carol Robinson, Sociology Major

Cris Cheek, Associate Professor English, IMS and CMS affiliate

Amy Platt, Early Childhood Education

Arianna Laney, Nursing Major, Class Of 2016

Claudia Appiah, Nursing Major, Class Of 2016

Howard-Paul Hatfield, Criminal Justice Major, Class of 2018

Jacob Bailey, Accounting, Class of 2018

Jonathan Strautman, Anthropology Major, Class of 201.                

Karley Gabbard: Journalism and Mass Communication. James B Whitaker, Zoology Major, class of 2016.

Jaree Naqvi, Student Government Association President, Biology Major, Class of 2015

Rebekah Farthing, Engineering Technology Major, Class of 2014

Megan Lizak, Speech Communication, Class of 2015,

Anita Dunckley, Computer Science, Class of 2016,

Emily Stamper, Early Childhood Education, 2015

Jennifer Robinson, Accounting Major

Jacob Mullins, Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology Major, Class of 2016

Nick Mathis, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Class of 2017

Michael L. Carrafiello, Professor of History

Michael Brown, Mechanical Engineering Technology, class of 2018

Hannah Cochran Class of 2018

Jeff Mills Electrical and computer engineering, class of 2017

Haylee Blevins, Nursing, Class of 2017

Serena Ruffin, Dietetics Class of 2018

Ben Musson, Chemical Engineering, Class of 2017

Megan Caldwell, Nursing, Class of 2017

Chris Sherman, Electro-Mechanical Engineering, Class of 2015

James Noes, Mechanical Engineering, Class of 2017

Gerri Yater, Family Studies, Class of 2016

Kiran Sambhi, Psychology, Class of 2016

Anna Conese, Integrated Language Arts Education, Class of 2016

Rick McMillan, Psychology, class of 2016

Tiffany Ridenour, Nursing

Amanda Scudder, Zoology, Class of 2018

Andrew Cannizzaro, Zoology Major, Class of 2016

Polly Hasty, RN-BSN, Bachelor's of Science in Nursing, Class of 2014

Jeremy Zinser, Engineering Major

Isaac Owusu, Public Administration Major, Class of 2016

Patrick Kelley, Zoology Major, Class of 2017

Jennifer Pittman, English:Creative Writing,Class of 2014

Beverly Robertson, Environmental Studies, Class of 2013

Anita E Ruffin, Public Administration, Class of 1989 “[Townie”]

Penny House, Concerned Mother and Grandmother of Students

Jennifer Needham, Business/Accounting Student Class of 2017

Emily Johnson, Civic and Regional Development , class of 2016

Alexander Gardner, Bio-Engineering, Class of 2018

Joshua Senft, Post-Secondary Student

Carol Bruzina, BIS Major, Class 2014

Brittany Brumett, Social Work Major, Miami University Hamilton, Class of 2016

Timothy Seebohm, Computer and Electrical Engineering Technology, MUH, Class of 2018

Rebecca Buell, Early Childhood Education, Class of 2016

Deantoinette Carter, Media and Culture, MUM, Class of 2015

Lisa VanNoy, Hamilton BSW, Class of 2017

Kelli Wilson, Middletown Nursing Major Class of 2016, Students Engaged in Real Volunteer Efforts Secretary

Anne Yellin, Forensic Science Major

Michelle Wolf, Psychology major

Perris Smiley, Miami Hamilton Student, Vice President of Student Veterans of America

Dalton Marcum, Electrical Engineering, Class of 2016

Alex Scott Dunlap, psychology, class of 2018

Zac Saleski, Political Science, Class of 2016

Trevor Robinson, Class of 2017

Jacob Strehle, Sociology, Class of 2016

Mary C. Henry, Associate Professor, Geography

Shirley Eckhardt Martin, MUM Assoc Degree, Class of 1979 & Concerned Parent of Current MUM Student

Lorelei Saurber, ADN, Class of 1994, Current Miami BSN student, Parent of Oxford Miami Student

Phillip Barr-Beare, Undergraduate Geography major, class of sometime soon

Tyler Watson, Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology, Class of 2016

Laura Andrews-Francis, BIS Major, Gerontology Minor, Graduating in December, 2014, Outstanding Gerontology Minor Student  2014

Linda Nix, Miami Hamilton 1987 AA 1989 AS

Miriam R. Smiley, Miami Graduate 1988

Matthew Brown, Miami Hamilton Class of  2004

Alex Nix, Current Miami Hamilton Student

Mary Metzmeier, Miami Class of 1985

Martha D. Mills, Health Information Technology major, Class of 2018

Alyssa Carnevale, Strategic Communication, Oxford and Regional Student, Class of 2015

Haley Turner, Post-Secondary student,

Kyle W. Selden, Criminal Justice Major, Class of 2018

Kayla Akers, Psychology Major Class of 2015

Angie Akers, Parent of student

Brian Wilson, Class of 2013

Daniel Prior, Associate Professor of History

Shannon Mays, BFA Photography Major, class of 2016

Kelly Woodward BA Professional Writing, Class of 2016

Brooke Hetman, Nursing

Austin Dunn, Integrated Social Studies Education, Class of 2017

Marcus Gray, Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology, Class of 2016

Alexandra Woodruff, Integrated Studies Healthcare Administration, Class of 2015

Michelle Johnson, Bachelor of Science in Applied Science SAN, Class of 1995

Nathan Martin, CJS major, Class of 2016

Rebekah Eversole, Post-Secondary Student, Class of 2018

Bryce Stamper, Nursing, Class of 2017

Andrew William Richard, English Literature, Class of 2016

Jonetta Eversole, concerned parent

John Eversole, concerned parent

Mario Mabrey, Health Promotion 2016

Kimberly Irwin, Anthropology major, class of 2016

Tammy Kovach, Business Major, taking classes for my career

Tammy Kovach, parent of twins, one is a student taking classes at MUM and MUH who will move to Oxford for Speech Pathology

Lindsay Rupp, Integrative Studies Major, Class of 2014

Chris Connellan, Statistics Major, class of 2016

Matthew Keith, Environmental Earth Science, Class of 2014

Andrew Carlson, History

Nancy Peters, BIS, Class of 2017

Alex Morningstar, Zoology, class of 2015

Dani Solem, Early Childhood Education major, Class of 2017

Jeremy Parker, Kinesiology, Class of 2015

Rhiannon Tucker ECE, Class of 2017

Lisa Ruhe - HIT Major

Terri Allen-Miami, Oxford class of 1980 Integrated Skills Instructor at MUM

Matthew Stachnik, B.A., SGA Treasurer, University Senator Regional Campus Representative, Class of 2016  

Megan Merrill, BAS class of 2015

Sabrina A. Larson Class of 1981

Crystal Hodge - RN to BSN Class of 2015

Tara Knapp- Health Information Technology major, student worker

Emily Robinson, Family Studies Major, Class of 2015

Gary Cates, Criminal Justice Major, Class of 2016

Andrew Bonham, Business Management major, Class of 2018

Alex Hackney, English/Psychology

Melissa Coyle, BA class of 1992, Nursing, class of 2005

Janice Brown Pre-Kindergarten Education

Thomas Mays, Assistant Professor, Business Technology

Matthew Ellis, Political Science, 2008

Brett S. Allen, Class of 1978

Brett Larsen, Political Science major, Class of 2017

Casaundra Short, BSN, 2016

Justin Newby, Psychology Major, Class of 2016

Rachel Sheets, Mass Com, Class of 2016

Jordan Albright, Special Education major

Kayla Dildine, Integrated Social Studies Education Major, Class of 2018

Kady Eby, Psychology Major, Class of 2015 (Graduating in December)

Xian Liu, Graduate student from Department of Biology

Kevon Michael Armstrong, Psychology/Social Work, Class of 2017

Brad T Martin, MME, Class of 2016

Abigail B. Shalloe, Bachelors of Science in Nursing, Class of 2016, Junior class Treasurer of Miami Student Nursing Association,

Benjamin Smith Cit Major class of 2015

Ellenmarie Wahlrab, Instructor, English; Co-coordinator, Miami Middletown Center for Teaching & Learning

Kevin R.Beck, Class of 2019

Brittany Zaenkert, Gerontology Major, Class of 2016

Danielle White, Class of 2018

Ellen Justus, Class of 2015

Margaret Gerlock, Early Childhood Education

Brad Glass Class 2017 History Major- continuing education

Brandy Stearns, Associate of Applied Science with Business concentration, Class of 2016

Takyiwa Monney Jordan, Class of 2017

Nicholas Parisey, Bachelor of Integrative Studies, Pre-Medicine, Class of 2015,

Chase Crawford, Marketing, Class of 2018

Aaron Miller, Class of 2017

Madison Bustle, Nursing, Class of 2018

Monica Baxter, Department of English, 1991 Miami Grad, Elementary Education

Ellayna Shannon, class of 2018, MUM

Tarah E. Raleigh

LaBreeska Stanifer, BIS Major, Class of 2016,

Lauren Neuss, Biology Major, Class of 2016

Bethany Kelley, Strategic Communication Major

Lizzie Eschenbrenner, Sociology,  Class of 2016

Taylor Cecil Wilson, Computer Science & Software Engineering

Josh Weiss

Elisha Shannon

Sierra Shannon

Lindsey Dennis, Health Information Technology, class of 2016

Kelsie Wilson, computer engineering major, class of 2018

Jessica Neel, Speech Pathology, class of 2017

Benjamin Payne, Middle Childhood Education, Class of 2017

David McAvoy, Visiting Assistant Professor of English and Film Studies

Kristina Straub, Natural Science, Class of 2012 and EES, class of 2015, MUM and MUH

Kofi Ansah, Bachelor of Science in Zoology, Pre-Medicine, Class of 2014, Co-Director of Project Civility

Annette P. Phillips, Integrative Studies (2013) -

Jocelyn M. Taylor, PSEOP, Educational Music, class of 2020 I have been a student at EVERY campus  :-) #LoveandHonor

Monica Hines, Class of 2018

William C. Cash, Engineering Physics, Class of 2015

Kathryn Leveline, class of 2015

Nicholas M. Larson,Software Engineering, Class of 2017 #WEAREMIAMI

Whitney N. Larson, English Literature, Class of 2009

Ryan Agee Philosophy/Political Science Class of 2015

Taylor Livelsburger, Special Education, Class of 2017

Dylan Bradford,Kinesiology, Class of 2018

Zachary Adkins, Medical Laboratory Science,Class of 201888

Katherine Holland, Middle Childhood Education, Class of 2016

Nathalie Rocha, Business Administration, Class of 2016

Amy Lamborg, Regional Director Grant Development and Miami graduate in MTSC

Brianna K Fowler, Art Education class of 2016

DeAnna Shores, English Literature, 2007

Harriet Acheampong BSN 2016

Seth C Parchmen, Botany Major Class of 2016

Rebecca Bush, Class of 2016

Austin Doans, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Class of 2016
Taylor Foitzik, Psychology Major

Kaitlin McCoy, Student Associate for The Center For Teaching and Learning/Health Information Technology, Class of 2015

Brooke Rhodus, Bachelor Science of Nursing, Class of 2016

Ashley Jenk, Bachelor Science of Nursing, Class of 2016

Kathleen Schulte, BIS, 2014

Elizabeth Gabbard, BIS major, Class of 2016

Kayla Bialaszewski, Biology Major, Class of 2017

Shannon Long Psychology Major Class of 2016

Amy Martin, Social work major, class of 2016

Shelley Thornton, Health Information Technology, Class of 2016

Matthew R Spinelli, BS Computer Science (expected graduation 2019, part-time) and Miami alumnus, AAS Computer Technology 2003

Austin Rutledge, Criminal Justice Major, Class of 2017

Glenda Miles, BIS Major Class of 2014

Benjamin Bloomer, Physical Science Education class of 2016

James Lake, Class of 2019

Jeff Blanton, Computer Science Class of  2016

Fidele Koumanimben, BSN 2016

Emily Wagers, Bachelor Science of Nursing, Class of 2019

David Wright, Educational Psychology 2016

Mark Sadler, B.A. in History with Departmental Honors 2013 (Former Miami University Hamilton Student Government President 2010-11)

Shannon  L. Wilson, Class of 2000, Visiting Assistant Professor of English

Hannah Woodsn

Kayla Buchanan, Nursing, Class of 2017

• R. Brennan Walden, JRN and IMS double major, Class of 2016, Regional Student since 2006

Melanie Sherron, mother of students

Connor Newcome, Engineering Technology class of 2018

Amanda Hoeffer, HIT major

Hank Stevens (Biology)

Brooke Easter, Bachelor of Science in nursing, class 2017

Trevor Williams, Bachelor of Arts Zoology and Environmental Co-Major, Class of 2015

Logan Crawford, ENT Major, Class of 2016

Hugues Seumo Mechanical Engineering class of 2017

Rahmuna Bess, English Education Major.

Austin McComas, Mechanical Engineering, Class of 2016

Sarah Broome, Linguistics Major, Class of 2011

Rebecca Huff, AYA English/Language Arts and Journalism major, Class of 2018

Shelby Agee, Bachelor of Psychology, Class of 2017

Brittany Winkler, BSN Major, Class of 2016

Denise Minton, Web Specialist, Oxford and BIS major, Class of 2016

Rolland Austin Bartle, Associate of Arts in Natural Sciences, Bachelor of Mathematics major, Class of 2016

Charles Blades, Journalism and Political Science Major, Class of 2016

Miriam Brown Spiers, Visiting Assistant Professor of English and Women’s and Gender Studies, MUM

Ben Malson, KNH major class of 2017

Maura Prince, Nursing Major Class of 2016, Junior Class President of Student Nurses Association

Nicole Reckner, Health Promotion, Class of 2015

Scott Trammell, Communication major, Class of 2015, Grace at Miami President

Kaitlin Ball, Nursing Major 2019

Ryan Bernhardt, Mechanical Engineering Major, Class of 2016

Halle Gudgell, Criminal Justice & Political Science Major, Class of 2018

Katie Carroll, Nursing Major, class of 2018

Brian Johnson, Political Science, Class of 2016

Christina Glunt, Graphic Design, Class of 2017

Deokka Wright, Family Studies

Joshua Dykes, Forensic Science Major, Class of 20

Deborah Tibbs, Department of Nursing, Clinical Faculty,

Stephanie Cole, Psychology major, class of 2018

Jacob Harsh, Computer Engineering Major, Class of 2018

Suzanne Simpson, Family Studies Major, Class of 2015

Robert Shawn Anderson, Manufacturing engineering, Class of 2016

Katherine Barriga Psychology Major , Class 2016

Casey Curry, Computer Science Major, Class of 2017

Rachel Zerwick, University Studies, Class of 2017

Marisa Lonske, Bachelor of Nursing, Class of 2017

Juan C. Lopez, Forensic Science Major, Class of 2017

Nick Travisano, Middle Childhood Education, Class of 2018

Alexander Vonderhaar, BIS major, class of 2015

Erika M. Andler, Bachelors of Science in Nursing Major, class 2016

Lauren E. Ruggles, Bachelors of Science in Nursing Major, class 2016

Jordyn Oney, Psychology Major, Class of 2018, U.S. Navy Veteran

John Schaefer, Assistant Professor of Anthropology

Emma Nunez, Education Major, Class of 2016

Allison Sizemore, Strategic Communications

Andrea Johnston, Family Studies Major, undergraduate

Samantha Arbutina, Bachelors of Science in Nursing Major, class of 2016

Anna Glasshagel, Bachelors of Science in Nursing Major, class of 2016

Joanie Jana, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Pre Med

Erin Hopfensperger, Bachelors In Strategic com 2016

Brian Kennedy

Rosina Philpot, BA in Sociology, class of 2002B.A. English Literature 2007

Chelsea Creech, ECE,

Kelly (James) Tipell, History & Criminal Justice majors-2015 Class of 2016

Yunhan Zhang, Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry Major, Class of 2017

Kelly Kohring, Art Education Major, Class of 2017

Douglas L. Bruner, Bachelor of Arts in East Asian Languages & Culture Major, Class of 2017

Kathy A. Boyd-Schwable, Nursing 1981

Chelsea Howard, Health Promotion Major, Class of 2015

Ashley Fore,  Miami Class of 2013 (Cum Laude) and Class of 2016

Jennifer Ramey, Class of 2015

Jessica Singer, Bachelors of Integrative Studies, 2016

Fallyn Dionisopoulos, Bachelors of Science in Nursing Major, class of 2016

Ann Pardee, Bachelors of Science in Nursing Major, class of 2016

Emma Tilow, Bachelors of Science in Nursing Major, class of 2016

Melissa Tarr, Bachelors of Science in Nursing Major, class of 2016

Megan Barret, Bachelors of Science in Nursing Major, class of 2016

Nick Gilmore, Software Engineering, Class of 2017

Jeremy Booher, Psychology Major, Class of 2015

Shane Smith - Double Major, Political Science and History

Christina South, English Major, Class of 2015

Michael Dobias BIS Major

Elizabeth Turpin, Class of 2010

Kayla Ball, Bachelors of Science In Nursing Major, class of 2017

Ashley Owens, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, class of 2016, MUM

Annika Bullock, Undecided Major, Class of 2018, MUH

Jessica Williams, double major in Psychology and Criminal Justice Studies, Class of 201

Monica Sapp, Class of 2019 Stud

Michelle Stitzel, Class of 2014, Integrative Studies Major from MUM

Jim Gordon, parent of MUH student, class of 2018

Kirstyn Kreiner, Undecided Major, Class of 2018

Eric Duritsch, Engineering Technology, Class of 2014

Spencer Tackett- Philosophy Undergrad. Oxford Campus. Class of 2017

Heather Rhodus, double major in Sociology and English Literature, Class of 2015

Brandi M. Hubbard, Double Major, Psychology and Criminal Justice, Class of 2018 MUH

Dan Enderle, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Class of 2016

Rosemary Anne Mignery-Bachelors of Science in Nursing, Spanish Minor Class of 2016

Cody Dalton Plapp-Bachelors of Science in Nursing, Class of 2016

Kyle William Tillery - Bachelors of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology, Class of 2016

Maggie Gardner, Bachelors of Science in Nursing

Grace Marjorie Mignery-Bachelors of Science in Dietetics, Class of 2018

Rebecca H. Bryan - Miami University Bachelors in Science of Nursing 2016

Sonni A. Hill BIS major, 2016

Nicholas Hongell - Psychology at Miami University, Class of 2018,

Lyneshia Smith - Miami University Bachelors in Science of Nursing 2016

Robin McMillian - BA Creative Writing, Class of 2016

Ashley Hampton - Bachelors of Integrative Studies, Class of 2013

John Lehmkuhl - History Major - Class of 2015

Babette (Oestreicher) Gowda- BA Zoology Co-major Environmental Science, Class of 2006

Lainey Woodruff- Bachelors of Science in Nursing, class of 2016

Emily Mossman- Nursing-Class of 2018

Elizabeth M Blair - Bachelors Integrative Studies 2016 ( Returned to college to finish my bachelors after 21 years)

Shanah M Blair  MCE 2017

Sean Oakley - Bachelors of College of Arts and Science (History) 2014

Lysa Greer - Bachelors of Business Management Information Systems

Michelle Lawrence - Bachelor of Arts 2008 (MUM and Oxford), Master of Arts 2011.  Third generation Miami graduate.

Sarah E Gray - BIS - class of 2016, Class of 2016

Bo Adams - Psychology major, class of 2015

Thomas Dyer- Accounting major- class of 2018

Kandi Barnes - Alumni, Class of 2005,  attended all campuses, Miami Merger

Tosha White-BSN Student-Class of 2015

Deborah Cornett History

Brandy Hinkle, Bis major class of 2015 Major Class of 2016

Sheila Sparks, Library Associate King Library, mother of a Hamilton student who takes classes in Hamilton and Oxford.  I also have a son who wishes to do the same next fall.

Douglas Cornett English Major

Paige Cornett Botany Major

Ashley Sparks - 3rd year taking classes both in Oxford and Hamilton to gain my Bachelors degree in Athletic Training.

Heather Terry - BIS Major, Class of 2016.
Deborah Rogers- Bachelor of Science of Nursing (Hamilton Campus) ℅ 2016

Remy Page, completing my Bachelors in Electro/Mechanical Engineering at the Hamilton campus, class of 2016

Tommy Lei In Hong - Class of 2017 majoring in Public Administration and urban design minor, taking classes in Middletown campus

Kathryn Vogel- BS in Education, Class of 2012. My Miami experience would not have been what it had been without the excellent professors, and instruction that I received at the Miami Hamilton campus. Without their guidance and support I would not be where I am today. Keep Miami the way it should be, united, WE ARE MIAMI!

Caitlin Schomberg-Biology Major, Class of 2018

Samantha Schomberg- Athletic Training Major, Junior taking classes in both Oxford and Hamilton in order to get my degree.

Brad Sparks - New Hamilton/Oxford student fall 2015

Kayla Catron, Bachelor of Science in Nursing class of 2016

Jordan Elton, Bachelor of Mathematics Education, Class of 2017

Amy Schubert, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Class of 2014

Luke Sherron, Architecture, class of 2015

Jeff Gambrell, Student Government Association (MUH), Political Sci. & Environmental Sci., Class of 2014

Katie Bull, Bachelor of Arts in Professional Writing, Class of 2017

Will Black Psychology Major Class of 2016/2017, son of two Miami Alumni

Mark Tuttle, Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Health, Class of 2016

Jessie Slattery, Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Technology, Class of 2017

Nicole Gill, Anthropology and Sustainability Major. Class of 2017

James Haley,Bachelor of Electromechanical Engineering Technology, Class of 2017

Lashonda Jaree Hammons, Miami Class of 2016 Criminal Justice

Donna M. Evans, Lecturer and Chief Departmental Advisor, Computer & Information Technology

Melissa Bruno, Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering, Class of 2017

Sara Bischel, BA of Athletic Training and Kinesiology-Class of 2017, Honors Student

Aneliia Chanysheva - Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, Class of 2015

Patrick Lotarski -Microbiology- Class 2016

Deborah Cornett, History Major, concerned student

Melissa Anderson, BIS major, Class of 2016

Edward N. Whiten, Psychology

Keith E. Gilland, PhD, Visiting Assistant Professor of Statistics, Class of 2007

Matthew Young, Graduate Student, English, Creative Writing

Laurel Gilbert, Academic Advisor, MUM Campus

Michael Abbott- Marketing, Information Systems and Analytics- Class of 2015

Mike Dyer - Middle Childhood Education - Class of 2015

Michelle Baughn, BSN, 2016

Louis W Eichhold, Parent

Ling Lin, Current Miami student

Angie McLearen RN, BSN  Class of 2001, 2012

Nichole Eichhold, Parent

Elizabeth Chandler-nursing BSN- class of 2018

Natosha McCoy- Nursing Class of 2016

Logan S Edmonds - Marketing - 2017

Tara Judd -Nursing Class of 2016

Stephanie Posillico

Nicole M. Ehler- AYA English Education Class of 2016-Nursing Class of 2016

David L. Cook - Current Miami University Student - CSE Major, Class of 2016

Tanner Fanta - Miami Hamilton Class of 2018

Eve Estes- Kinesiology Major class of 2018- Miami Hamilton

Ben Dearie - Miami Middletown - CSE Major, Class of 2018

Anna Jordan-Strategic Communication class of 2016

Molly Maugans- Creative Writing, Class of 2016

Jordan Stockelman Strategic Communications Class of 2017

Kristen Day- Psychology, Class of 2017

Caitlyn Colvin- Class of 2017

Xavier Wellington- Class of 2016

Matthew R. Taylor, Mechanical Engineering Technology Class Of 2016

Chris Shugart- Statistics-Class of 2016

Bradley Koch, Speech Communication, class of 2016

Matt Williams - BTE grad ‘11, BIS class of ‘15, Miami employee since ‘98

Heather Roberson- BIS major class of 2016

Jessica Long, Public Services Librarian for Gardner-Harvey Library

Douglas Strong- Marketing - 2019

Alison Agricola - Current Miami studentß

Cailyn Abernathy-Miami University Hamilton Student, CJS Major

Regan Abernathy-Concerned Miami University Hamilton Parent

Steve Abernathy-Concerned Miaimi University Hamilton Parent

Joe Crain - Journalism/Mass Communications, Class of 2015

Lydia Tissandier - Miami University Graphic Design, Class of 2016

Cheng Guo - Miami University, Graduate student

Susan Bates - Sr. Accounting Technician, MUM Business Services, Class of 2012

Renee Perry- Class of 2015, Classical Humanities major

Chad Pritchett - Current Miami Student, CIT Major.

Colleen Perry - Class of 1995

Tracy L. Owens- Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing, Class of 2016

Tara Schuber- Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing- Class of 2016

Jordyn Wilson-Mass Communications, Class of 2015

Jared Jennings (jenninjw) - Computer Information Technology: Networking, Class of 2015

Kimberly Toben - MUH, MUM, and Oxford student, Integrated English Language Arts Education Class of 2016

Miranda Marshall- Miami regional and Oxford student MCE class of 2016

Ashley Pierce- Undergraduate MCE student class of 2015

Shelby Capitulik - Nursing class of 2016

Alexander Roush, Economics, Class of 2017

Corey DeBord- undergraduate Medical Laboratory Science, Class of 2015, MUM

Justin DeBord- Undergraduate Computer Science Major, Class of 2019, MUM

Ronda Emrich-DeBord- Biology and Education, Class of 1987 Alumni, MUM

Cyndy Dykes, Class of Never if This Happens, 20??

Segi Adeseha, Kinesiology, Hamilton/Oxford student, Class of 2017, Student Government Association.

Doug Drake - Miami University student 1987-1990, local business owner

Alicia Wellinghoff, Integrative Studies Major, Class of 2015, member of Middletown Young Professionals

Kyle Steidle - Business, Class of 2018

Kristin Harbeson, Nursing, Class of 2017

Tammy Lewis, Program Associate, Miami Middletown

Kelsey Allen, Class of 2018

Katie Wedell, Miami Class of 2007

Ashley Gierzak, Oxford Resident, Biology Major, Miami Middletown Class of 2015

Mark Jackson, Miami Oxford, Biology Major, Class of 2016

Wendi Rousco

Alisha Helton, commuter of class of 2017, concerned citizen

Shelby Stigall - Major in Nutrition, Class of 2017

Quentin Jones, Miami Hamilton class of 2018

Jennifer Chaltain, Double degree in Organizational Leadership, Engineering Technology (BIS) and Associates in Accounting, Class of 2014

Diane Jonson, Miami Class of 1985

Chelsea Arent, Special Education Major, Miami University Hamilton, Class of 2017

Joshua Shoemaker, BIS Major, Class of 2018

Bradley Fletcher, Miami University Class of 2012.

Christopher Joyce, Communications Major, Class of 2018

Allyson Highlander, Journalism Major, Class of 2016

Damien Scoglietti, Journalism Major, Class of 2016
Marissa Ferguson, major in Nursing, Class of 2018

Sandra Glazer, Psychology major, Class of 2017

Alysson M. Caudill, Middle Childhood Education major, Class of 2017

Matthew Fiora RN, BSN and BA, Class of 2014 and 2009 respectively

Willie M. Porter

Krystal Snowden, BIS major, class of 2015 and 2010

Kayla L. Howard Early Childhood Education with a minor in Child Studies, Class of 2016

Morgan England, PreK and BIS, Class of 2015

William D. Ingram Jr. Integrated Social Studies Education. Class of 2018.

Katherine Grace Gates, Class of 2016, Miami University Bachelors in Science of Nursing

Emily Comstock, Psychology

Sabrina Cox, Senior BIS Class of 2015

Scott Steward Jr., EMET BS, Class of 2016

Drew Antle, Mechanical Engineering/Mathematics, Class of 2017

Jennifer Jackson, BIS, Class of 2017

Amanda Bays, Nursing Major- Class of 2017

Shannon O'Toole, pre-nursing, Class of 2019

Jacob T. Profitt, Social Work, Class of 2018

Joshua C. Oaks, MME Major, Class of 2017

Doug Lee, Accountancy Major, Class of 2017

Christine Lilly, Undergraduate student of Biochemistry, Class of 2017

Sherry Akins, Pre-Nursing Major, Class of 2018

Emily Cole, Family Studies, Class of 2016

Shelby Knostman Mechanical Engineering Technology BS Class of 2015

Elizabeth Bishop, AYA English Education, Class of 2017

Enock Bonsu, Nursing, class of 2017

Emily Lynn Potten(alumni 2014)

Stephanie Marlow, English Major, Class of 2016

Katie Kessen, BIS Major, Class of 2016

Tiffaney Mason, Education Major 2018

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Emily Eberwine, Marketing, Class of 2016

Jennifer Esch, Nursing, Class of 2017

Kathryn J Durham, Miami Middletown Student Government  Head Senator, Student Employee, BIS Major, Class of 2014

Sana Shahwan, Sociology, Student Employee, Class of 2015

Paul D. Flaspohler, Associate Professor, Department of Psychology

Sarah Busemeyer, Social Work major, Class of 2016 (Would not be at Oxford if it wasn’t for 3 years of regionals!)

Kayla Orta, Bachelors of Arts in International Studies and Individualized (Western) Studies, Class of 2015

Jill Courte, Associate Professor, Computer and Information Technology

Megan Hoelle, Admission Counselor

Leslie Omaits, Coordinator of Disability Services/Resource Liaison for Student Sexual and Interpersonal Violence

Amy Wilms, Assistant to the Chair, Psychology

Leah Wasburn-Moses, Associate Professor, Educational Psychology

Luci Parmer, Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Suzanne Martin Stricklin, Associate Professor of Nursing

Jonathan W. Kunstman, Assistant Professor of Psychology

Chris Mull, Circulation & Reserves Supervisor, Gardner-Harvey Library

Allyson Turner, Education Major, Class of 2016 (Regionals have made it possible for me to be student loan free for the majority of my college experience, allowing me to be more successful after graduation)

George Friesel, Biochemistry & Zoology Major, Class of 2015

Pamela Webb, Administrative Assistant

Michael Barger, Health Information Technology Major, Class of 2018

Jon Ralinovsky, Head Piano Technician, B. Phil. 1992

Lindsey Street, Undergraduate, Nursing, Miami Class of 2016 - President of SERVE at Miami Middletown and a member of Oxford’s NSCS chapter

Amy Stander, Regional Campuses Grant and Development Writer, Class of 1991

Morgan Heck, Nursing, class of 2018

Joseph E. Schroer, Clinical Faculty, EDP

Leonard S. Mark, Professor of Psychology, Emeritus and Past Chair

Michael J. Robinson, Senior Building and Grounds Associate

Tory V. Pearman, Assistant Professor of English

Po Reffitt, Special Education Major, Class of 2016 - Non-traditional Student, started at Miami Middletown after a 15 year break in education.  I would not be where I am without the regionals.

Bridget Thomas - Nursing student, Class of 2017

Beth Thomas - Student parent

Kris Ghosh, Assistant Professor, Computer and Information Technology

Helane Androne, Associate Professor, English

Jamie Thomas - Student parent

Hanna Thomas - PSEO student

Aaron Sutton - Student, Class of 2018

Lisa Ruhe - HIT Major, Class of 2015

Lindsey Albrektson-Undergrad Nursing

Dan Albrektson-spouse of student

Rhonda Thomas-parent

Don Thomas-parent

Emilee Edens-Class of 2006

Taylor Halsey-Nursing student class of 2017

James Paxton, Class of 2010 MBA and Miami donor

Patrick Adams, Kinesiology and Health, Class of 2014

Molly Helton- Class of 2017

Richard

Corey Amodio- Computer Information Technology, Class of 2018

Sarah Boone, Strategic Communications/Management, Class of 2014

Kathryn Weidner- Psychology Major, Class of 2017

Timothy Waugh- Athletic Training Major, Class of 2016

Courtney Estep, Former student and local resident

Kelley Allen, BIS, Class of 2015

Anthony Allen, Health Information Technology, Class of 2012

Brittany Majors, BIS, Class of 2015

David L Glock Jr BIS Class of 2015

Tessa Ralinovsky, Nursing and Russian

Blaire Teaford, former PSEOP student

Brett Tillery - Nursing Major, Class of 2018

Kent Bradshaw - Visiting faculty, Communications/FSW

Jessica Campbell - Psychology Major, Class of 2018

Shannon Sullivan-Pre-Nursing

Jeremy Buchanan-MME and ENT student

Jessica Heis WGS Major

Courtney Elizabeth Manning, Class of 2007

Chelsie June Hoskins, Class of 2006 English Literature & current part time faculty

Arlington Bell, Business Class of 2017

Vilppu Anttila - Mechanical Engineering, Class of 2017

Jon Little, Accounting Technology, Class of 2014

Hannah Kuethe, Bachelor of Integrative Studies with a concentration in Applied Sociology, 2017

Aaron Gillman, Electrical Engineering Class of 2017

Katharine Turner, Sociology, Class of 2016

Tara Turner, parent

Katie Carroll, Nursing Major, 2018

Rebekah Jackson, Education Major

Vanessa Potter, BIS Major , Class of 2016

Karen Dollinger, Visiting Assistant Professor, Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese, BPh 1990, MA 1996

Caitlyn Rogers

Olivia Mann, Family Studies, Class of 2011

Belinda Martindale, Gardner Harvey Library, Retired

Matt Pendergraft, Economics Major Class of 2016

Adin Richardson, Electrical Engineering Class of 2017

Lauren Farmer - Nutrition, Class of 2015

Haley Schmidtz, Nursing Major, 2018

Corey Thimmes - Electromechanical Engineering Technology Class of 2017

Stephen Shepherd - Zoology, Class of 2018

Lauren Knolle, Criminal Justice, Class of 2015

Sarah Durham,  nursing student, class of 2017

Jonathan Sander, Computer Engineering, Class of 2017

Ben Greiwe, Sports Management, Class of 2016

Paul Guerrero, BA in Business Administration 2014, Current- Computer Science, Class of 2018

Sarah Capehart, BIS Major, Miami Class of 2015

Jason Capehart

Jessica Burns, Class of 2018

Kayla Davis, US Army veteran.  Nursing student, class of 2018

Jared Young, Nursing, Spanish, Latin American Studies, Class of 2017

Rob Brandenburg, father of Miami graduate

Christina Palmer, Undergraduate, Psychology, Class of 2015

Jackie Kelly, mother of Miami student

Timothy J Schomberg student

Sarah A Gray (Drake) Bachelor of Science class of 2003

Greg Rains, parent

Stephanie Michael, RN, BSN 2014

Julie Schatz Class of 2015

Shelby Pruitt, PSEO student

Sarah Dunaway, PSEO student

George E Whitaker III, AYA Int. Eng. Language Arts Edu, Class of 2018

Charles Henry Smith, PSEO student

Melissa Allen, parent of a student (Class of 2018)

Jennifer Shelton, Political Science, Class of 2017

Sherrita Thornton, Bachelor of Integrative Studies, May 2012

Hannah Moore, Bachelor of Science, 2017

Emma English, PSEO student

Tatiana Seijas, Asst. Prof., History Department

Tiffany Rhoadsmith, Nursing, class of 2016

Kayla Lewis, Early Childhood Education,

Ryan Kessler, Criminal Justice

S Vito Amato Jr., Accounting Technology

Lauren Trebbien, Strategic communication, class of 2015

John Williams, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Class of 2015

Brian Auden, Veteran, Class of 2017

Israel David Campbell, Class of 2017

Madelyn Detloff, Associate Professor of English and WGS

Zack Hyer,Undeclared,  class of 2018

Allias Kelley, Class of 2018

Chelsea Adams, Class of 2018 Early Education

Katherine McCargish, Class of 2018

Sarah Parker, Class of 2018 Sociology Major

Brittany Paulsen, Class of 2018 Education Major

Mackensie Branham, Class of 201 7, Special Education Major

Briana Carter, Class of 2016

Alexandre Tessier, Class of 2017,Electrical Engineering Major

Rhonda Hensley, class of 2017, Bachelor of Science in Social Work

René McKinstry, Program Associate, Programs Office

Monica Patel Vernier, class of 2014, Bachelor of Integrative Studies (minor: Community Leadership), Honors Student

Michaela Rose Hergenreter, Class of 2016, Associate of Applied Business-Accounting

Jessica Roberts, Bachelor of Science in Zoology

Jacob Rossi, Media, Journalism, and Film, Class of 2016

Corey Howard, Electrical and computer engineering technology, Class of 2018

Lindy Latham, BS in Biology and Environmental Science,  Miami Hamilton Class of 2017

Morgan Floyd, chemistry, Class of 2017

Damon Michael Preston Lander, Zoology, Class of 2016

Luke Peterson, Athletic Training, class of 2018

Nathaniel Perry, class of 2018

Jesus JImenez, Class of 2018

Ryan Gallenstein | Class of 2018

Robert Lee, Class of 2018

David Walters Class of 2018

Christina Malecka, Miami University Hamilton (1986 - 1987)  and Miami Oxford/Western College class of 1990

Andy Thorpe, English Education, Class of 2016

Joel Akon Tacho

Daniel Bokwno, Kinesiology Major, Class of 2017

Lynnsey Moster, class of 2018

Rylee Moore, Class of 2018

Brent Myers, Electro-Mechanical Engineering Class of 2016

Samantha Gruenhagen, Strategic Communications, Class of 2016

Jeremy Hilbert, Undecided Major, Class of 2018

Sarah Beaver, Pre-Kindergarten education, Class of 2017

Courtney Pack, Nutrition major, class of 2018

Lindsay Sponsel,Technical Services Associate - Technology Services, Integrative Studies, class of 2011

Michelle V. Jones, BIS/Social Work 2015/2016

J. Scott Brown, Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies, Department of Sociology and Gerontology

Khelsi Lochard, Class of 2018

T. Anna Barrett, Middle Childhood Education, Class of

Destini Alderson, Class of 2018

Hannah Erler, HIT Major, Class of  2017

Abigail DeHart, BIS major, Child Studies minor, class of 2016

Teresa Garrett Emmons, RN, BSN, CMCN, CCM, Applied Science Nursing Class of 1992 & 1996

Barbara Dalton Stork, School of Education, 1979

Jill Wulff Messner, BSN MU Hamilton, graduate 2015

Christine Lilly, Undergraduate student of Biochemistry, Class of 2017

Gwen Lloyd, Anthropology 2016

Rhonda Via, Miami Graduate, Retired from the Miami Physics Department

Whitney Hurston, International Studies Major, Class of 2016

Matthew Ellis, Political Science,  2008

Jen O’Brien, Director of Student Activities and Orientation, Miami University  Hamilton

April Jones, Student

Erin O’Neal, International Studies and Latin American Studies Major, Class of 2015

Lora Williams, Environmental Safety and Risk Management Offices, Oxford Campus

Paul Williams, Engineering, Hamilton Campus

David Curl, Criminal Justice Major, Class of 2016, U.S. Army Veteran

Haylee Patton Class of 2017

Justin King Class of 2018

Luke Frazier Class of 2018

Jared Suber Class of 2016

N. Snyder, Class of 2018

Austin Price Class of 2018

Yeinel Baez, Computer Information Technology, class of 2016

Alex Koontz Class of 2018

Luke Irving, Student

Rasheida Mims, Exercise Science Major, Class of 2015

Konner Ottaway, Class of 2018

Victoria Thomas, Student, Middletown Campus

Kaitlyn Laugle Class of 2014

Jennifer Brown, CIT major, Class of 2016

Brandon L. McCroskey, Criminal Justice Major, Class of 2015

Desiree M. Thompson, Middle School Childhood Education English and Math, Class of 2018

Tyler S. Bollinger Bachelor in Music Education Class of 2017

Nicole Driscoll, Class of 2016

Kaila Covey Class of 2018

Gerardo Brown-Manrique, Professor of Architecture and Affiliate, LAS, currently at the MUDEC

Katherine Lloyd, Biology Major and Environmental Science co-major, Class of 2017

Sarah Mossman, Kinesiology and Health, Class of 2014

Mel Bussey Silverman, CDBC, CPDT-KA, Bachelors in Business, Class  of 1994

Katlin Montgomery, Bachelor of Integrative studies, Class of 2014

Michelle Morris, BIS Major, Class of 2015

Krista Martinson, Class of 2015

Buse Kardelen Onen, Major Undecided, Middletown Campus, Class of 2017

Erin Elizabeth Crumley, Strategic Communications Major, Middletown Campus, Class of 2018

Kenzel Patterson, Middletown Campus, Class of 2017

Matthew Boubin, Oxford, Class of 2017, Electrical and Computer Engineering Major

Joe Lietz, Criminal Justice  class of 2017

Patrick Hill, Communications Major, Middletown Campus, Class of 2017

Chelsea Menke, Class of 2013

Lauren Brann, BIS Major, Class of 2014

Kelly Crank, BIS Major, Class of 2015

Christine Cabe, Social Justice Studies Major, Class of 2017

Andrew Brann, Early Childhood Education, Class of 2018

Katya Michael, Integrated English Education, Class of 2018

Claire Oancea, BIS Major, Class of 2014

Lauren Oancea, Psychology  Major, Class of 2014

Molly Gambrell, MUH & VOA student, Undeclared Major, Class of 2018

Brittany Fields, MUH & Oxford student, Psychology major, Class of 2015

Amber Burkhardt, Psychology undergraduate major, Class of 2016.

Jamie Whitmore, Nursing Major, Class of 2018

Thomas Martin, Anthropology Major, Class of 2016

MARY GLASMEIER, CLASS OF 2000

Sabrina Smith, Hamilton Campus, Business Management Major, Class of 2016

Allyson Monnin, MUH, Criminal justice and social work double major, Class of 2018

Carla Ledford, MUH, Class of 2014 and BIS student

Kelsey Tesdahl, MUH and Oxford, Statistics Major, Class of 2016

Donald Earick, MUM, MUH, Oxford, History Major, Class of 2015

David Connell, MUH, Oxford, Sports Management Major, Class of 2018

Aaron Watkins, MUH, MUM, & VOA, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Class of 2016

Kyle Bosse, MUH, MUM, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Class of 2015

Andrew Bowden, MUH, MUM, Oxford, VOA, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Class of 2011

Tori Dunsmore, MUH, Class of 2016

Brittany Bedwell, MUM, Nursing, Class of 2016

Benjamin Daniels,MUM,Chemical engineering

Patricia A. Tobias, MUH, MUM, Oxford Nutrition Major 2018;  Alumni 2002 & Emeriti 2006

Cody Warrix, MUH, OX, Zoology Major 2017

Megan Wise, MUH, Nursing, Class of 2016

Carla Sizemore, Program Assistant

Cierra Taylor, MUH

Joshua Shepherd, MUM, MUH, Strategic Communications Major

Mackenzie Haney, MUO, Class of 2018, Social Work

Juliana Frizzell, Undecided Major at Miami Oxford, Class of 2017

Stephanie Norman MUM, Nursing Class of 2016

Ashley Dillon MUH, MUM Forensic Science Forensic Investigation 2018

Christopher Thomas Michaels, Computer Information Technology, Class of 2015

Gail Lynn Balganon, Professional Writing, Class of 2016

April Ayers, Networking, Class of 2016

Robert Lagedrost, MUH, Zoology Major, class of 2019

Trevor Casto, MUM, Mechanical Engineering Technology

Steven Carter B.S. Accounting, 1977 Commuter to Oxford from Liberty Indiana, U.S. Army Veteran

   Taught Structured COBOL 1980,1981

Sara Morton, Education major, class of 2017

Amy Michael, Special Education, Class of 2016

Amanda O’Dell, MUH, MUM, OX Family Studies Major class of 2015

Griffin Schneider, MUH, Nursing, Class of 2018

Daniele Ryan, MUH, Business Management Major

Mariah Wortham

Maria Diaz Rendon, MUM, MUH

Leah Gough, MUH

Alison Tuiyott

James Gross, MUM

James Unger, MUH/OX English Major

Susan Bolser, Miami Hamilton Grad Class of 1999, Oxford employee

Tisa Williams MUM, Nursing class of 2018

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Autumn Mechlem,  Marketing Major. Class of 2018

Ashley Straub Pre-Nursing, Miami Student Employee

James Lichter, Biology, Class of 2017

Greg Hornberger

Richard Jesse Miller, Psychology Major

Samuel G Broyles III, BIS major, President of Multicultural Action Committee, class 2015

Corrine Hart Zoology Miami Class 0f 2017

Amber Jones, Psychology, Class of 2017

Hannah Abbruzzese, Dietetics, Class of 2017

Kate Eichhold, Speech Pathology, Class of 2018

Nathaniel Carr- Electro-Mechanical Engineering Major

Tyler Bradshaw, Class of 2009, Class of 2014, Assistant Director of Recruitment, Miami University

Monica Schwab, Forensic Investigation and Criminal Justice, Class of 2018

William Morgan, Nursing, Miami University Middletown, Class of 2017

Megan Boggs, Miami Hamilton class of 2016- Art Education and Special Education

Kate Lindsey Miami Middletown Class of 2015 Civic and Regional Development

Astone Jackson Miami Middletown, Bachelors of Mass Communications, Class of 2016

Brad Johnson Miami Hamilton, Bachelors of Integrative Studies, Class of 2016

Morgan Sackenheim, Bachelors in Social Work, MUH, Class of 2015

Emily Newell, PSEO Student

Katey Cornett, Miami Middletown, Class of 2016

Jessica Lekstutis, Miami Hamilton, Class of 2018 Microbiology

James M Geurin, Miami Hamilton, Class of 2015, B.S. Mechanical Engineering Technology
Leanna Lyons, Miami Middletown, Class of 2015, English Literature

Chelsea Elizabeth Obrebski, Miami Hamilton and Miami Oxford, Class of 2015, Botany and Environmental Science

Lyndsey Armstrong, MUH, Microbiology

Jonathan Kopp, Miami University Oxford, Class of 1993,  Bachelor of Philosophy

Kate Howell, MUM

Karlee McHale

Ryan Williams, Miami Middletown, BIS, Class of 2015

Calvin Gibson, Miami Hamilton

Daniel K. Gladish, Professor of Biology, Miami University

James Harris, Miami Hamilton, Bachelors in Criminal Justice

Laura Holcomb Metz, Class of 1998, 2004, Adjunct Instructor Fine Arts Department

Dale E. Bufler, Physical Education and Biological Science Major, Class of 1951, Miami parent and grandparent

Jeffrey Bufler, Miami parent

Marcia Reist, Miami Grandparent

Erin Douglas, Visiting Faculty in English Miami University Hamilton, Miami University PhD in English 2010

Taylor Zbacnik, Miami Middletown, Hamilton, VOA, AND Oxford, Class of 2016

Rebecca Vachon, Miami University, Class of 2014, Bachelors of Political Science

Connor Thompson, Class of 2017

Alyssa Martin, Class of 2018
Natalie George, Miami Hamilton, BIS

Nicholas Jurgens, Class of 2018

Trisha Kalkhof, Class of 2018

Andrea Donovan, Miami Hamilton, ZOO Major - 2016

Megan Hamilton, Miami Hamilton, COM Major - 2016        

Samantha Hamilton, Miami Hamilton, BUS Major - 2016

Carol Hershey Gates, Class of 1983

Joseph E. Lewis, Sociology-2016

Casey Collins, Nutrition, Concentration in Dietetics, Health Promotion Double Major, 2016

Julia Weiland, PSEOP Student, Class Of 2020

Bryand Cahall, Parent of PSEOP Student

Eleni Balli, Class of 2015
Katie Denning, Miami Hamilton, Journalism and Creative Writing majors, 2015

Carrie Abrams , Business Major, class of 2014

Ramata Dumbuya, Nursing major, class of 2018

Meghan Kinnett, Miami Hamilton, English Lit Major

Jennifer Scholz, BS HIT, May 2015

Brett Boykin,BS  ECET, Miami Hamilton

Juvy Fisher, BSN, Miami Hamilton/Middletown, Class of 2014

Rachel Flack, MLS & History Major

Rachel Gentry, Sociology Class 2010, Class of 2016

Monica Lester, Business Technology Management

Madina Larina, Medical Laboratory Science, Class of 2015

Elizabeth Calise, BIS major, Class of 201

Amanda Santel, Forensic Science, 2018

Joseph Perkins, Criminal Justice, 2018

Jami Hollowell, Integrated Studies (Social Studies)  & intended  Fine Arts Class of  2016

Liam Stuart, Oxford campus, Political Science major, class of 2016

John T. Stevison, class of 2015

Tim Thompson, Electrical and Computer Engineering Tech.

Sean Taylor class of 2011 and current graduate student.

Austin D

Jake Lindemuth, Kinesiology, Class of 2018

Robert M. Huber, HIT, Hamilton/Middletown Class of 2017

Zachary M. Helton Middletown Class of 2018

Stacey L. FLanigan Hamilton Class of 2018

J.A. Carter, Visiting Instructor, Sociology & Gerontology, Miami Hamilton

John T. Stevison. Political Science. 2015

Brandy Waits, ADN-RN, Miami class of 2010; RN-BSN, Miami class of 2015

Christan Wilkins- BIS

Destinee Jones

Jeremiah Johnson, Art

Matthew Lyttle, Criminal Justice, Hamilton, Class of 2016

Kimberly Flannery, Biology Major, Hamilton Class of 2015

Tessa Ralinovsky, Nursing and REEES major, Class of 2018

Corrine J. Carthell

Anna Tyrlik, Early Childhood Education, Oxford, Class of 2014

Shae Ingram, Nursing Major, Class of  2017

Megan Erb, Biology, class of 2016

Tyler Thomas, Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology, Hamilton, Class of 2015

Emily Morgan-Crosby, BIS, Class of 2016

Vanessa Rivas, Class of 2018

Megan Lunsford, Communications major, class of 2018

Kim Bowermaster, Associate of Applied Business, 2016

Robert Huber

Alex Lunsford, Bachelors of Biology, 2017

Haley Schmidtz, Nursing Major, 2018

Ama Boateng Health Information Technology 2016

Samuel P. Jennings, Health Information Technology, 2016

William C. Osborne, BTE/Accountancy, class of 2017

Abigail Brown, Biology major (B.S), class of 2017

Maria Hastings, Social Work Major, Middletown, class of 2018

Frankie Thomas, BIS Major, Hamilton, class of 2016

Jiarui Che, Mechanical Engineering, class of 2016

Ryan Spence, B.S. Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology, Hamilton, Class of 2016

Suzanna Nicol, Medical Lab Sciences. Class of 2018

Kyle Aubry, Kinesiology, class of 2018 MUH

Avram Wimer-Farr, English, Undergraduate, Class of 2017, Middletown

Christal Hanson, Undergraduate Miami University Student, Member of The National Society of Leadership and Success; Hamilton Chapter, Psychology, Class of 2016

Rebecca Hampton, Psych Major Undergraduate, Class of 2017, Hamilton

Angela Hampton, Miami parent

Mark L. Shores, Assistant Library Director & Associate Librarian, Rentschler Library, MUH

Jayne Richeson, Botany, class of 1998, Miami parent

Tracey Tindall, Undergrad class of 2014, graduate student class of 2015

Alexandra Murphy, Undergraduate Student

Kathryn Tessneer, Education, MU-Middletown and MU-Oxford, 1960-1962, 1967

Jordan Martin, Biology & Psychology major, undergraduate class of 2016

Rebecca Hannon, Undergraduate Class of 2010 MUH, returning student

Julia Glidewell, Graduate Student, Social Work

Chelsea Hubbard, Graduate Student, Social Work

Silas Smith, post-secondary student

Kevin Hoffman, BIS, Class of 2010

Brian Ollis, Undergraduate Student

Olivia Goines, Undergrad Student

John Goines, Miami Parent

Jessica Boyd, BIS Winter 2015

Mary Lee, Miami Grandparent

Lori Ann Perpingon, Miami Parent

George M. Perpingon, III , Miami Parent

Kyle Short, Linguistics, Summer 2015

Meghan Wilder, Nursing, Class of 2015

Natalya Pelz, Nursing & Management and Organization, Class of  2015

Kimberly Allen,Early Childhood Education, Class of 2017

Dave Allen, Miami Parent

Zenna Allen, Miami Parent

John Beckman, Community Member

Christina Beckman, Community Member, former Miami student

Jordan Navas, Customer Service Manager at Formica Corporation & Student of Bachelor in Integrative Studies.

Courtney Fauver, Undergraduate Student, Business

Jennifer Bargo, RN, BSN, Miami Alum and Miami parent

Alberta Bargo, Miami Grandparent

Elizabeth Schneider, Undergraduate Bachelor of Arts and Science and Special Education Major.

Emily Tricase, BIS Major

Alyssa (Ringo Dennis) Ellis - Management Information Systems, class of 2001

Vi  Ringo,   Miami Parent

Bill Ringo,    Miami Parent

Corey Straker - Electrical Engineer, Class of 2018

Angela Roberts- Criminal Justice, Hamilton, Class of 2016

Beth Davis-Health Information Technology- Class of 2015

Carolyn J. Conrad- Social Work, Class of 2018

Larry A. Szekely, RN,BA present BSN distance learning student at Miami Hamilton. Married to Miami alumni Laura J. Szekely, father of Sarah Szekely BS, BioEnginneering 2013 and Martha Szekely sophomore Psychology Major, Miami Track Scholar Athlete, 2017 Love and Honor Always and FOREVER!

Jacob Speed - Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology-Class of 2017

Emily Hicks, History Major, class of 2018

Indira Carrero, International Studies Major, Class 2017

Cynthia L. Alfaro, Navy Veteran and Professional Writing Major at Miami University Oxford - Class of 201

Charles Martin, Middle Child Education Major, Hamilton Campus Part time student

Mansi Patel- Chemical Engineering, class of 2018, full time student.

Kasey Cunningham, Physics, Fulltime Student

Judy Hannon, Class of 1984 Associate of Accounting Technology

Jan Marhefka, Class of 1992,1994 Nursing, Director of Nursing at Fort Hamilton Hospital

Joseph Marhefka Hudson, Current Miami Hamilton Student

Jill Marhefka Christian, Class of 1993 Business

Diane Marhefka, Miami Parent/Grandparent

Butch Marhefka, Miami Parent/Grandparent

Debora Fackey, Class of 2008, Attended Hamilton, Middletown, and Oxford campuses, Lab Coordinator Miami University Hamilton

Pat Camacho, Staff/Student

Richard H. Munson, Manager, The Conservatory

Ashley Asher, Student

Rae Ann Logan Herman, MUM student 1986-89; Hamilton student 1987-88; Oxford campus student 1987-89; MAT 1989

 Nickeita Howard, MUH Student

Heather Claypool, Professor, Psychology

Kayla Boggs, Student

Dennis Hardy, CIT, GIS, BIS Student

Bob Meckley, Assistant Professor History, Miami Hamilton

Joshua Hisle, USMC Veteran, Psychology major, CPI tutor, Miami Hamilton

Kyle Nutter, Student, BIS, Class of 2015, Miami Hamilton

Jennifer Sanders, Associate in CIT 2014

Chaim Winter, Miami Student

Madison Adams, PSEO student

Elizabeth Wilburn, ECE pre-major, Class of 2018, Miami Hamilton

Alex Nyquist, Graduate Student, Psychology

Corrie M. Patrick, Miami Middletown

Margaret O’Dougherty Wright, Professor and Interim Chair, Psychology

Kelsey Berning, Student, Medical Laboratory Science, Class of 2015

Harley Humphrey, Miami Hamilton, Pre-Nursing Major

Alyssa Johnston, Miami Middletown, PSEO
Allison Hurtt, Miami Middletown Student

Sam Schmitt, Electro-Mechanical Engineering Major

Josiah Van Winkle, Miami Middletown Student, PSEO

Joanna Brown, PSEO, Class of 2019

Austin Williams, Miami Hamilton student, Class of 2018

Robin D. Thomas, Professor, Psychology

Holly Bond, current Family Studies student

Madelyn Pulfer, Miami Hamilton English student

James Robertson, Miami Oxford student, Class of 2015

Joshua Haworth, Miami Hamilton Student, 2000-2002, and previous adjunct Instructor 2006

Cody Bowles, Miami Middletown

Mason Conley, Miami Middletown student

Trey Kelhoffer, Miami Middletown, Creative Writing Student and aspiring English teacher in Japan

Bill and Janis Squier, Miami football season ticket holder for more than 20 years

Cody Hess, Engineering Technology Major  2017

Robyn Hart, parent of Miami student

Greg McSwain, Miami University Oxford, Bachelor's of Business Marketing, Spring 1976

Pam (Sanders) McSwain, Miami University Oxford, Bachelor's of Education, Fall 1980; Miami University Oxford, Master’s in Education, Fall 1987
Satci McSwain, Miami University Hamilton, Associates in Social Science, Fall 2006; Miami University Hamilton, Bachelor's of Integrated Studies, Spring 2010

Alex McSwain, Miami University Hamilton, Bachelor's of Integrated Studies, Spring 2015

Emily Knue, Miami Hamilton

Samantha Young, Miami Hamilton Undergraduate student in English and student employee

William Fleitz, ENT Senior

Brittany Rodriguez, Electro-Mechanical Engineering, Class of 2015

Sean Skiver, Electro-Mechanical, Class of 2016

Michael A. Karl, Electro-Mechanical

Tammy Stephens, parent of PSEO student

Jewett, Paul F - Senior at Miami University Regionals, Criminal Justice

Cynthia Leigh Harrison - Class of 2017, BIS, Honors Student

Mark Ball Class of 2018 Nursing Major

Kimberly Mellott- Gibson, class of 2015 Bachelor’s of Integrated Studies and mother of Farmers Business school student.  

Tonia Muhammad, MIAMI Oxford/Regional Undergraduate, MIS Major, Class of 2016, & sister of MU students.

Maureen Couch, Administrative Support staff Academic Advising MUH, Class of 2008

Matthew & Sarah Ellis

Bob Hart, Miami Class of 1963

F. Elaine Garver, Miami Class of 1968

Tyler & Lori Moore

Michelle Shephard

Kevin A. Ruppert, Attended MUM from 2007-2009 before transferring to Ohio State

David Fields

Lauren Couch

Breana McQueen- MUH Class of 2015 English Literature Major and WGS Major

Dawna-Cricket-Martita Meehan, Center for School-Based Mental Health Programs, Department of Psychology

Bekka Eaton Reardon; Associate Professor--Theatre/Director of Theatre Engagement

Maryah Martin, Criminal Justice Major

Nathan Gander, Environmental Earth Science Major and GHS Minor, Class of 2016

Deidra Leary, Early Childhood Education Major, Class of 2016

Sasha Calmeise, Business, Class of 2015

Raina Pierce, 3rd year Biology major

Kyra Hays, Hamilton Campus Miami student

Donna Holbert, BA Psychology, 2009

Celia Cano, Miami Class of 2009

Tom Flanigan, lecturer of English, MUH

Kristian Mueller, Criminal Justice, class of 2017

Brad Wagner, Staff

Vaishali Raval, Associate Professor, Psychology

Lacey Campbell, Graduate Student, Department of Biology

Melissa Youngquist, Graduate Student, Dept. of Biology

Tera Ratliff, Research Associate, Center for Aquatic and Watershed Sciences, IES

Tyler Stump, Nursing Major, Class of 2017

Michael L. Robinson, Professor of Biology

David Fultz, BS Phys. Ed. 1987, MA Phys. Ed. 1988

Richard E. Lee, Jr., University Distinguished Professor

Tyler D. Hoskins, Graduate Student, Dept. of Biology

Gregory Wnek, Middletown Regional Student

Erin Overholt, Research Association, Dept. of Biology

Paul F. James, Associate Professor, Department of Biology

Julia Robinson, Environmental Educator/Early Childhood Specialist

Brooke  Wilcox, student accounting Major

Darren Caudill, BIS student

Kayla Ebner, Nursing Major

Richard Quantz, Professor, EDL

Kendra McWhorter, BSN, 2014

Cody Dunn, BIS, 2015

David E. Russell, Senior Lecturer, Department of Biology

Gabe L. Campbell, AS ‘05, AS ‘06, BIS 2012, MA 2015; IT Services employee, Visiting faculty

Kaitlin U. Campbell, Graduate Student, Dept. of Biology

Aidan Fultz, Class of 2017

Julie Donna, Miami Oxford Undergraduate student, Biology and Environmental Science

Beth Jeffers, Parent of PSEO student

Caitlin McElligott, Class of 2017, anthropology & history

Hannah Rogers, Creative Writing Major

Elizabeth Fening Madison, Class of 1993

Christopher Bailey Madison, Class of 1990

Natalie M. Amato, Parent

Corey Smith, ISA, Class of 2016

Ashley Walker- Undergraduate Family Studies major, Regional Student, and daughter of a Miami graduate.

David A. Stellmach, Art Education and Studio Arts, Class of 2018

Audrey Burch, Miami Hamilton, Class of 2018

Teresa Burch, Journalism and Political Science, Class of 2016

Chris Rains, Miami Hamilton, class of 2017

Zac Samborsky, class of 2017, engineering management

Elizabeth Claussen, Visiting Professor of English

Thomas G. Gregg, Professor Emeritus

Rachel Augspurger,  former Regional Campus student, Alumni (BA in History)

Kimberly Wilson Crout, ADN Class of 1984 and BSN Class of 1987

Carole Ganim, Part-time Faculty in English

Crystal Ford, Coordinator of Service-Learning and Volunteerism, Miami University Middletown

April Smith, Assistant Professor, Psychology

Darlene Campbell, B.A.-Sociology-1997, Assistant to Director, Applied Research Center

Dennis Claussen, Professor Emeritus, Zoology

Lynne Busemeyer, parent of student

Judy Adams, Miami Parent (Class of 2014)

Matt Kuchers,  class of 1982

Eli Sullivan, Psychology Librarian, University Libraries

Teresa Barnett, Parent of student

Patrick Kelly, Psychology Major

Alyssa Fritsch, Miami Middletown Class of 2017

Stacy White, B.S. Exercise Science(Class of 2007);Miami parent(Class of 2018)

Martha Petrone, 1971,1976; Professor Emerita; Global Initiatives Consultant; Miami Parent to three graduates

Kentaro Inoue, graduate student, Department of Biology

Billie J. Sirn, Graduate Student, Educational Psychology & Workshop Coordinator/Admin Asst. Art Center

Belinda Faulkner Criminal Justice Student

David Morgan, CIT Advisor parent of former students of Miami University Middletown

Kelsie Sebastian Social Work Major

Alex Ross, FSB Information Systems & Analytics, Class of 2017

Stephanie Brashear, BIS major, Class of 2013.

David Dennis regional student

Paul Schaeffer, Associate Professor, Biology

Heather Claussen

Michael Abedn, Regional student

Barbara Holweger Lyninger, Class of 1973

Megan Rammel, Regional student

Robin Hart Ruthenbeck, B.Phil. ‘91, M.S. ‘93

Noah Daughhetee, Microbiology, Class of of 2019.

Sarah Goins, BIS Major (Class of 2015)