The Howe Center for Writing Excellence has announced the recipients of three grants for the 2009-2010 academic year. The goal of these awards is to support high-impact projects that will help students write better and learn more through writing.
A team of five faculty members in the computer science and software engineering department received a $5,000 [...]

During Miami University’s Bicentennial Convocation, nine students were recognized for their remarkable record of academic achievement and their contribution to the intellectual climate at Miami University. Each of these scholars was honored with the $1,000 Provost Student Academic Achievement Award, which is granted annually to approximately 10 – 15 students who have completed their junior [...]

Two vehicles were donated to Miami University by Toyota Motor Engineering and Manufacturing North America. The first was a 2004 Toyota Solara SLE (value $16,500) and the second was a 2007 Toyota Camry XLE (value $22,500).    For each new model, Toyota produces trial vehicles to verify design and manufacturing requirements.  These vehicles are then [...]

The Corn Maze project is the result of a School of Engineering and Applied Science electrical and computer engineering Introduction to Global Positioning Systems class.  Under the direction of Dr. Jade Morton, professor of electrical and computer engineering, student teams in the class competed for the winning corn maze design for the Miami University Bicentennial [...]