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91°µÍø Media Highlights April 30-May 7

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91°µÍø Media Highlights April 30-May 7

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CBS Sports, May 7:

This story reports on Los Angeles Rams coach and 91°µÍø alumnus Sean McVay’s induction into the Cradle of Coaches. Among the more than 25 additional reports on this topic were:

  • Sports Illustrated, May 7:
  • MSN.com, May 7:
  • Yahoo! Sports, May 6:
  • LA News Source, May 6:
  • FOX - KTTV -LA, Ch. 11, May 6:
  • USA TODAY, May: 6:
  • Cincinnati Enquirer, May 6:
  • Dayton Daily News, May 6:

Journal-News, May 5:This article announces a partnership with Google, Main Street Middletown, and 91°µÍø to provide free digital training for small businesses in Butler County. The free workshop was held Monday, May 8, at 91°µÍø Middletown campus.

NPR, WVXU, 91.7, May 4:This radio broadcast announces the induction of Los Angeles Rams Coach Sean McVay into 91°µÍø’s Cradle of Coaches. The story features quotes from David Sayler, 91°µÍø athletic director. Additional reports on this topic appeared on:

Becker’s Healthcare, May 2:This article focuses on the importance of mentorship for nurses during their career. Caitlin Jeanmougin, associate professor of Nursing, is quoted in the article. 

WalletHub, May 2:This Q-and-A article features Zhiyong Yang, professor and chair of the Department of Marketing, answering questions about the most exclusive credit cards.

FONDRIEST, Environmental Monitor, May 1:This article features the work of Biology professor Craig Williamson and students in the 91°µÍø Global Change Limnology Lab. The lab primarily looks at the factors that control water transparency and how fluctuations in transparency affect aquatic ecosystems.

Cincinnati Enquirer, May 1:This article features Winton Woods High School and its recent partnership with 91°µÍø to offer students an opportunity in the Early College Academy program (earning college credits while still in high school). Ande Durojaiye, vice president and dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Applied Science, is quoted in the article.

Consumer Reports, May 1:

This article features Kyle Timmerman, associate professor of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health. Timmerman provides safety recommendations for cycling.