Reframe from Miami University
Stories about building a better society by embracing fresh perspectives and new ideas.
- Update frequency
- every 17 days
- Average duration
- 16 minutes
- Episodes
- 97
- Years Active
- 2017 - 2023
Urban Cohort Inspires Radical Empathy and Social Change | Episode 18
In this episode, we explore the inner workings of the Urban Cohort, an action-oriented program that exposes college students to urban perspectives through high-need schools and community organization…
00:09:19 |
Wed 06 Dec 2017
New Oxford Community Garden Plants Seeds of Change | Episode 17
In this episode, we talk with Beth Miller, an assistant professor of Nutrition and Dietetics, and a founding member of the Institute for Food, where she helps people gain access to healthy foods by l…
00:11:00 |
Wed 06 Dec 2017
How Miami Diversifies Diversity Through Student Affairs Education | Episode 16
In this episode, we talk about Miami University's Student Affairs in Higher Education program, and how its emphasis on critical self-reflection, personal transformation, and its ability to diversify …
00:10:55 |
Wed 06 Dec 2017
EHS Peddles Public Health through Grass Roots Community Activism | Episode 15
We explore new movements to improve public health . . . literally, as kinesiology and health students get involve in civic engagement to improve the bikeability of their local community.
00:07:44 |
Wed 06 Dec 2017
The Spiritual Side of Positive Youth Development | Episode 14
In this episode, we talk about a prosocial movement called positive youth development, its role in helping teens thrive in challenging environments, and the work of EHS professor Anthony James, who i…
00:09:36 |
Wed 06 Dec 2017
Newest Smithsonian Museum Welcomes EHS Student for the Summer | Episode 13
Some would call it an incredible learning opportunity. Others would see it as a fantastic summer adventure.
00:05:26 |
Wed 06 Dec 2017
Sport Psychology Today: Interview with Dr. Robin Vealey | Episode 12
In this episode, we gain a glimpse into the growing world of sports psychology. What it is, what it isn't, and how it has been quickly expanding far beyond the realm of coaching and athletics alone. …
00:13:49 |
Wed 06 Dec 2017
The Unfathomable Inner Reality of Sports-Related Concussions | Episode 11
Before she witnessed the aftermath herself, Megan Loftin, like many people, was unaware of what sustaining a serious concussion really meant, and just how traumatic the injury can be.
00:09:00 |
Wed 06 Dec 2017
Women's Baseball Club Challenges Convention and Conformity | Episode 10
The Miami Women's Baseball Club is a brand new project. So new, in fact, that it is currently the only collegiate organization of its kind.
00:05:40 |
Wed 06 Dec 2017
EHS Students Honored with Goldman Prize for Two Consecutive Years | Episode 9
It is one of the most prestigious honors Miami University has to offer, and it's among the largest undergraduate awards in the nation.
00:10:52 |
Wed 06 Dec 2017
The Family Science Behind Chronic Illness | Episode 8
Elise Radina, Professor and Chair of the Department of Family Science and Social Work, currently oversees a comprehensive research effort to understand how the diagnosis, treatment and survivorship o…
00:10:08 |
Wed 06 Dec 2017
Refining and Redefining Literacy for a New Era of Teaching and Learning | Episode 7
In this episode we explore a unique partnership between high school and college students that is uses technology to build the digital and traditional literacy that are quickly becoming essential in n…
00:12:21 |
Wed 06 Dec 2017
From Knowledge Consumers to Knowledge Producers | Episode 6
"The best educational experiences are those where the teacher understands that education comes from the Latin 'educare,' to draw out," Poetter says smiling.
00:16:19 |
Wed 06 Dec 2017
Exploring the Profound Mysteries of Movement | Episode 5
In this episode . . . We explore the mysteries of movement. Since for most of us, movement is such a mundane, everyday activity, it may seem strange to learn that we really don't know all that much a…
00:18:01 |
Wed 06 Dec 2017
The Performance Management Parallels between Teachers and Physicians | Episode 4
According to Andrew Saultz, assistant professor in Miami University's College of Education, Health and Society, the common ground between school teachers and primary care physicians goes much deeper,…
00:08:38 |
Wed 06 Dec 2017
Managing Evolving Teacher Environments | Episode 3
Today, breaking down barriers that can impede professional or cultural progress is becoming a key goal for many progressive organizations. Embracing opportunities to do so can not only open the door …
00:06:14 |
Wed 06 Dec 2017
How Proactive Positivity is Transforming School Culture | Episode 2
Both inside the classroom and out, the goal is to cultivate an optimal learning environment that can build social, emotional, and academic success.
00:09:16 |
Wed 06 Dec 2017
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