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Hiram Advisory: Due to evolving recommendations regarding COVID-19, Hiram College transitioned to a remote synchronized learning environment effective March 18. Check back often for updates here.
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Hiram psychology professor receives national attention for published bookMichelle Nario-Redmond, Ph.D., professor of psychology and biomedical humanities at Hiram College recently authored “Ableism: The Causes and Consequences of Disability Prejudice,” the first comprehensive volume to integrate social-scientific literature on the origins and manifestations of prejudice against disabled people.
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“Deej” Inclusion Tour comes to Hiram College Read More -
Undergraduate research examines race, disability, life and well-beingPsychology students to deliver study findings at Ohio Undergraduate Research Conference.
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Hiram study examines disability simulation Read More -
Once Upon a Log: French Language Professsor and Student Find Common GroundThis is seventh in a series of Garfield Log stories through which students and their professors share the type of connections that define the ideal college just as famous Hiram alumnus President James A. Garfield did. Erin Smith, a senior double majoring in French and psychology, joins her favorite professor, Ella Kirk, Ph.D., who teaches French at Hiram, for an interview on the Garfield Log.
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Once Upon a Log: Two Social Activists Share Common Ground on Garfield Log and Beyond Read More -
Hiram College psychology professor links political activism to group affiliation Read More -
Pearlresia Alexander is Hiram College’s First African-American Student to Enter Case Western’s Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences Read More -
Hiram College Students and Faculty “Invade Oz” Over the 3-Week Read More -
Students to Present on Summer Research, Internships at Annual Showcase Read More
