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It is an exciting time here at the School of Education as we welcome Dr. Isaac Prilleltensky as our new dean. We are proud that the U.S. News & World Report has ranked the School of Education among the nation’s best graduate programs and believe our alumni are the foundation of the School of Education and a testament to the quality of our education. In a dynamic and multicultural community, the School of Education is uniquely positioned to generate new knowledge and better understanding of how diversity is redefining society and to equip educators to teach in that world. Faculty in our three departments- Teaching and Learning, Exercise and Sports Sciences and Educational and Psychological Studies – are exceptional scholars who complete successfully for external research funds. Our students gain practical, hands-on experience in their field of study, whether teaching or conducting research on multicultural education, rehabilitating sports injuries, or counseling troubled families. Our commitment to education, diversity, equity and service to the community is unrivaled. Support from our friends and donors have enabled us to create new scholarships, conduct breakthrough research, and enhance our facilities. Today, we have an unmatched opportunity to not only to strengthen our academic offerings - but to also become a model for the nation of successful teacher education. Donations Occasions arise when there is the need to do something special for a friend, family member, or colleague. It may be a birthday or anniversary; a time to say thank you or congratulations; or, to honor a loved one’s memory. Please consider a donation to the School of Education. You may make a donation online and designate it to the School of Education or contact: Marsha Talianoff, Assistant Dean of Development, School of Education. 305.284.5038.
November 1 – 4 Alumni Weekend and Homecoming 2007. Visit the University’s Alumni Weekend Web Site for full details. Alumni Weekend.
Newsletter Review our latest Anual Report and Dean Prilleltensky's newsletter here.
MiamiAlumni.net is the University of Miami Alumni Association’s online community designed to keep you in touch with the University of Miami and your fellow alumni. All services are free for alumni, and include: Online Directory: Find lost classmates through our fully searchable online directory. You can also update your address, job, or family information with the University of Miami through your comprehensive personal profile. ‘Cane Connections: Get industry advice and establish a UM career network with “Cane Connections. Over 3,000 volunteers have signed up to be online contacts and mentors in hundreds of industries and locations nation and worldwide. Class Notes: Keep UM and the School of Education up to date with what’s new in your career or family with Class Notes. Class Notes are completely searchable and you can set up monitors so when you post a new note, your friends and classmates will be notified as well! UM Library Portal: With your registration to MiamiALUMNI.net, you will have access to the UM Alumni Library Portal, where you’ll have access to search scholarly journals and publications not available to the general public. GET CARDED A degree isn’t the only thing you get from the University of Miami when you graduate! All graduates of the University of Miami are given a free lifetime membership in the University of Miami Alumni Association and have access to special members-only deals, discounts, and offers from UMAA partners. If you don’t already have your alumni card, it’s your first step to getting access to many of these great benefits and services—click here to request your Alumni Card.
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