Associated Student Government announces 2025 Outstanding Professor Award, top 10 nominees
Beth Miller, associate professor of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health, received the 2025 award
Associated Student Government announces 2025 Outstanding Professor Award, top 10 nominees
Miami University’s Associated Student Government (ASG) announced the top 10 nominees and winner of the 2025 Outstanding Professor Award.
Beth Miller, associate professor of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health, received the Outstanding Professor Award. “Dr. Miller has had a profound impact on my academic development, professional growth, and overall college experience. Her unwavering dedication to her students, her passion for research, and her meaningful contributions to the Miami University community make her an extraordinary professor who goes above and beyond in every aspect of her role,” a student nominator wrote.
“She makes learning engaging and purposeful by connecting academic content to real-world implications, community needs, and current events. Dr. Miller’s impact extends far beyond the classroom and research lab. She is an active member of the Miami University community who consistently works to create opportunities for students and support community partnerships,” the nominator wrote. “Through her work, Dr. Miller demonstrates the importance of community-engaged scholarship and inspires her students to think beyond the classroom and contribute meaningfully to the world around them.”
ASG Outstanding Professor Award Top 10 nominees
Terri Barr, professor of Marketing
Vic Clesceri, instructor of Marketing
Jonathan Levy, director of the Institute for the Environment and Sustainability and associate professor of Geology and Environmental Earth Science
Xi Liu, associate professor of Finance
Claire McLeod, associate professor of Geology and Environmental Earth Science
Tatjana Miljkovic, associate professor of Statistics
Beth Miller, associate professor of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health
Ivonne Ortiz, professor of Mathematics
Kevin Reuning, associate professor of Political Science
Monica Schneider, professor of Political Science
