Transfer Acceptance Fall 2016/Spring 2017
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Transfer Acceptance Fall 2016/Spring 2017
M NIVE U R I SI OX .1 80 9 TY MIA CONGRATULATIONS! FO R D, OHIO • E T S Transfer Students Fall 2016/Spring 2017 LET’S CELEBRATE YOUR ACCEPTANCE TO MIAMI UNIVERSITY, WHERE YOUR OPPORTUNITIES WILL EXCEED YOUR EXPECTATIONS. At this exciting moment, as you choose a college, we invite you to take one more opportunity to review the many advantages of a Miami education: Miami’s Code of Love and Honor articulates our shared values and expectations as a university community. The phrase comes from our fight song chorus, “Love and Honor to Miami.” stellar academics with strong connections to the professional world and a lively student experience Code of Love and Honor. in the ideal collegiate setting. This booklet will guide you through your next steps. I am Miami. I believe that a liberal education is grounded in qualities of character and intellect. I stand for honesty, integrity, and the importance of moral conduct. I respect the dignity, rights, and property of others and their right to hold and express disparate beliefs. I defend the freedom of inquiry that is the heart of learning. I exercise good judgment and believe in personal responsibility. I welcome a diversity of people, ideas, and experiences. I embrace the spirit, academic rigor, opportunities, and challenges of a Miami Experience, preparing me to make the world a better place. I demonstrate Love and Honor by supporting and caring for my fellow Miamians. And because I Am Miami, I act through my words and deeds in ways that reflect these values and beliefs. With a deep sense of accomplishment and gratitude, I will Love, Honor, and make proud those who help me earn the joy and privilege of saying, “To think that in such a place, I led such a life.” M IAMI OH. EDU @viewfinder1809 3 STAY ORGANIZED WITH THIS CHECKLIST. CHECK OUT MIAMI AT A TRANSFER PREVIEW DAY. Get excited for your move to Miami! Come to one of our on-campus Transfer Preview Day events Now that you’ve been accepted to Miami University, here’s a short list of things to do. designed to help with your decision-making process. Go to MiamiOH.edu/transfer for event dates and to register. While you’re deciding. If you attend a Transfer Preview Day, you will go on a campus tour, eat a complimentary lunch in a q Attend a Transfer Preview Day. For more information, see Page 3 of this packet. dining hall, and learn about resources important to the transfer process. q File the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) at fafsa.gov so you’ll be considered for all Please note that you will not register for classes at this time. Class registration takes place when need-based scholarships and financial aid awards. Use Miami’s federal school code (003077). you attend Transfer Student Orientation or during a meeting with an academic adviser. q Confirm your intent to enroll at Miami by the date listed in your acceptance letter by going to MiamiOH.edu/accepted and clicking on the Confirm Enrollment link or submitting the Confirm Your MiamiOH.edu/transfer Enrollment form included in this packet. After you confirm, you’ll be able to access your Miami student email account and will also have access to request university housing. q Connect with other accepted transfer students by visiting our Facebook page, facebook.com/groups/ MiamiOHTransfer1617. After you confirm your enrollment. q Complete your mandatory three-part medical history form at MiamiOH.edu/studenthealth and submit it before registering for classes. q As soon as you complete your current term of enrollment at your current institution, request that your official final college transcript with your current term grades be sent to: Miami’s Office of Admission, 301 S. Campus Ave., Oxford, OH 45056. @sabo_mu @KissellScott @AndrewKatko @simon103a @mustache937 @rutherbj1 @TracyChappelow2 @AndrewKatko @viewfinder1809 q Schedule an academic advising session or attend Transfer Student Orientation to register for classes. See Page 12 of this packet for details. q If you’re buying a new computer before coming to campus, check out Miami’s student laptop program (with a special hardware, software, and service package) at MiamiOH.edu/miaminotebook. q Attend a Transfer Student Orientation session before the start of classes. See MiamiOH.edu/orientation for details and dates. q Check your Miami email for your tuition and fees bill. The Bursar’s Office will send your bill electronically to this email address if you register for classes before our billing date. Transfer students who register after our billing dates (see MiamiOH.edu/billingdates) will view their account by going to myMiami, My Bill and Aid tab. You may not receive an email or an eBill, but fees are due by the first day of class. 4 M IAMI OH. EDU M IAMI OH. EDU 5 CALENDAR FOR STUDENTS STARTING FALL 2016. Feb.-July If you submitted a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for this academic year at your current college, you should add Miami’s federal school code (003077) to the School Selection section of your FAFSA at fafsa.gov. If you have not submitted a FAFSA, complete one online at fafsa.gov using Miami’s federal school code (003077). Submit your confirmation deposit by the date listed on your acceptance letter. Complete and submit your mandatory three-part medical history form (MiamiOH.edu/studenthealth). At orientation, be prepared to provide the records of your last two MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) immunizations. Complete math and foreign language placement tests (MiamiOH.edu/orientation) as soon as possible after confirming your enrollment. Once we receive your confirmation deposit, you will receive information on how to schedule an advising session to register for classes. You will also receive information about Transfer Student Orientation, held the week before classes begin. Monday, Feb. 15 FAFSA priority filing deadline for new transfer students. Submit it at fafsa.gov. Miami’s federal school code is 003077. Late Feb.-July Financial aid awards are mailed on a rolling basis after you are admitted. May-Aug. Attend an advising session to register for classes (or register for classes at August Transfer Student Orientation). July Register for August Student Orientation online by logging in to your myMiami account at MiamiOH.edu/myMiami. Late July Residential students receive their housing assignment, which includes their university housing information, arrival information, roommate information, and confirmation of their meal plan selection. Tuesday, Aug. 23 or Wednesday, Aug. 24 Move-in day for transfer students who attend August Transfer Student Orientation. Wednesday, Aug. 24Thursday, Aug. 25 Attend August Transfer Student Orientation. Saturday, Aug. 27 Move-in day for transfer students who don’t attend August Transfer Student Orientation. Monday, Aug. 29 First day of classes. Fall semester classes end Saturday, Dec. 10. CALENDAR FOR STUDENTS STARTING YOUR ADVENTURE SPRING 2017. 2016 Sept.-Dec. If you submitted a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for this academic year at your current college, you should add Miami’s federal school code (003077) to the School Selection section of your FAFSA at fafsa.gov. If you have not submitted a FAFSA, complete one online at fafsa.gov using Miami’s federal school code (003077). Submit your confirmation deposit by the date listed on your acceptance letter. OF DISCOVERY BEGINS NOW. EXPLORE NEW INTERESTS, DEVELOP NEW SKILLS. WE’LL HELP YOU ALONG THE WAY. Complete and submit your mandatory three-part medical history form (MiamiOH.edu/studenthealth). At orientation, be prepared to provide the records of your last two MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) immunizations. Complete math and foreign language placement tests (MiamiOH.edu/orientation) as soon as possible after confirming your enrollment. Once we receive your confirmation deposit, you will receive information on how to schedule an advising session to register for classes. You will also receive information about Transfer Student Orientation, held the week before classes begin. For any significant journey, we seek out direction and advice. We look for trusted guides. As you Late Oct. 2016Jan. 2017 Financial aid awards are mailed on a rolling basis after you are admitted. Nov.- Dec. Attend an advising session to register for classes (or register for classes at January Transfer Student Orientation). guidance of some of America’s finest faculty — the Early Dec. Register for January Student Orientation online by logging in to your myMiami account at MiamiOH.edu/myMiami. professors of Miami University. Late Dec. Residential students receive their housing assignment, which includes their university housing information, arrival information, roommate information, and confirmation of their meal plan selection. continue your college journey, consider the expert 2017 Wednesday, Jan. 18 or Thursday, Jan. 19 Move-in day for transfer students who attend January Transfer Student Orientation. Thursday, Jan. 19Friday, Jan. 20Attend January Transfer Student Orientation. Sunday, Jan. 22 Move-in day for transfer students who don’t attend January Transfer Student Orientation. Monday, Jan. 23 First day of classes. Spring semester classes end Saturday, May 6. Note: Dates are subject to change. 6 M IAMI OH. EDU M IAMI OH. EDU @scottmuohio 7 A THRIVING COMMUNITY, ON CAMPUS AND BEYOND. » Student-centered. Miami’s top priorities are teaching and mentoring undergraduate students, and our faculty members are dedicated to their students both in the classroom and beyond. Music professor Lian Tan provides leadership opportunities for her piano students by having them organize annual fundraising recitals for the students’ choice of charities. @scottmuohio » @TracyChappelow2 @KissellScott » @RicardoTrevino » D PA R — O U. S. S. T ION TEACHING IC M ROA #2 » for commitment to A M IAMI OH. EDU AB IP D 8 AT NATIONALLY Y AR 6 YE S & CO U . 2nd R FO ING NT TU IN S @Sperzphoto TOP 5 « NG NE PU WS BLIC U NIVE RS AND WORLD R IT EP IE OR T— @dancersman09 M IAMI OH. EDU 9 PREPARE FOR A ONCE IN A BRIGHT FUTURE. LIFETIME You’ll be in good company at Miami, where students are goal-oriented and focused. They link COMES TO MIND WHEN STUDENTS AND with professors and with our enthusiastic alumni for leads to that first job and beyond. ALUMNI DESCRIBE THEIR MIAMI YEARS. The Office of Career Services helps students locate internships, maintains an online internship OF 2013-2014 GRADUATES WERE EMPLOYED database, and hosts the Spring Internship and Career Expo. Miami is about the whole experience of college life: R RE SE AR CH , SUR V E YS , A N TIO D NA academics AND the unplanned and unforgettable moments that happen 24 hours a day. Clubs and DA TA PE OR CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION BY FALL 2014. NA L activities help define the college experience. But it’s 1,400 acceptance rate of Miami seniors into law school compared to an 86% national average. the unexpected moments you’ll remember the most: A SAMPLING OF GRADUATE SCHOOLS RECENTLY ATTENDED BY MIAMI ALUMNI: hanging out on the porch of your residence hall and late-night runs Uptown for a slice of pizza. Life at Miami means a life-defining experience. organizations recruit Miami students each year. Columbia University Duke University Georgetown University Harvard University MIT Ohio State Medical School Stanford University The Juilliard School UC-Berkeley UCLA University of Chicago University of Oxford University of Pennsylvania Vanderbilt University % Yale University OF SENIORS ACCEPTED TO MEDICAL SCHOOL VS. 42.4% NATIONALLY. NATIONAL FIRMS THAT CONSISTENTLY RECRUIT MIAMI GR ADUATES INCLUDE: MIAMI’S REPUTATION ATTRACTS EMPLOYERS TO CAMPUS FOR Amazon Johnson & Johnson Peace Corps Apple JPMorgan Chase Procter & Gamble Saks Fifth Avenue AT&T Macy’s Deloitte Nestlé Target Ernst & Young News America Marketing Teach for America Fidelity Investments Nielsen Uber AS MANY INTERVIEWS COMPARED @ a kat ko4 I can’t help but smile while walking to and from classes thinking that this amazing place is where I go to school #MiamiOH2018 #LoveAndHonor TO OTHER UNIVERSITIES OUR SIZE. 10 M IAMI OH. EDU @TracyChappelow2 n _pM i l l s 16 A yeargot agotalent! today Talent I foundshow out ITONIGHT got into Miami @ Je Tap a nIn Tappan’s at as aintransfer Best decision of my life coming here! 8:00 Tappan student! Private. Prepare to be astonished! #tappanin M IAMI OH. EDU 11 THE CLASSIC COLLEGIATE EXPERIENCE IN THE PERFECT COLLEGE TOWN. DISCOVER THE LOCAL Miami is a residential school, with almost all of our students living in university housing or in Oxford’s Join in the RedHawk spirit square mile. It’s a place custom-made to call home for your unforgettable Miami years. Small enough to Miami University competes in NCAA Division I athletics. For students not involved in varsity athletics, you have 30 intramural and 50 club sports to choose from. see friendly faces anywhere you turn, and big enough to feel like you’re a world away. You’ll find a sense of community here that’s hard to describe until you live it. Find your fit in a living-learning community. When you live in university housing, it’s not just about the building, it’s really about your community inside the building. Studies show that students who live in university housing perform better HOT SPOTS. Miami’s NCAA Division I hockey team has held the #1 national ranking in 5 of the last 8 seasons and remains the favorite RedHawk sporting event to attend. Join the cheering crowds at Goggin Ice Center as they compete against the nation’s top teams. academically and participate more fully in campus life. @mustache937 Because of these benefits, full-time transfer students live in university housing unless: ST MIAMI FROM 475+ • They are over 21 years of age prior to the start of classes. Recreational Sports Center • They have matriculated full-time for at least two The “Rec” features weight training and aerobic equipment, a climbing wall, world-class swimming facilities, an indoor jogging track, and basketball courts. Group fitness classes are popular and include Pilates, spinning, hip hop, and more. years at another institution of higher education. S CAN CH NT O DE SE O U • They live with their parent(s), legal guardian, spouse, or dependent children. STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS. You have the option of living in a Transfer Student Living-Learning Community. To find out more, email [email protected]. W het her you l ive i n u n iver sit y hou si n g or @KissellScott not, you can dig into the meals at Miami’s awardwinning dining services. Yes, the food is really that good! Find out more at MiamiOH.edu/mealplans. Miami Traditions. Armstrong Student Center @prasidharora The Armstrong Student Center will become the hub of your Miami experience. It offers six exciting dining concepts, a 500-seat theater for performances, and plentiful office space for student organizations and study groups. Since our founding in 1809, Miami students have created many traditions that they have passed down to each generation of students. Here are a few of our more famous ones. @sabo mu Uptown 1 2 3 THE SU N D IAL THE M IAM I SE AL THE UPHAM ARCH Legend has it that if you rub the heads of the turtles holding up the Sundial’s base, you’ll enjoy good luck on upcoming tests. Students avoid stepping on the Miami University Seal in the center of campus, believing it keeps them from failing their next exam. Many Miami couples attest that if you stand underneath the Upham Hall arch’s light at midnight and kiss your sweetheart, you’re destined to marry each other. 12 M IAMI OH. EDU The nickname for High Street in Oxford, which has everything you’d expect from a college town. Here you’ll find your favorite national restaurants as well as quirky local traditions. Uptown also features bookstores, clothing stores, banks, salons and barber shops, and more. From concerts in the park to people watching, Uptown is a favorite place to hang out with friends. @viewfinder1809 M IAMI OH. EDU 13 GETTING STARTED AS A STUDENT AT MIAMI. TAKE YOUR NEXT STEPS. Academic advising and registration for classes. You are required to attend an academic advising session before you register for classes. Your Applicant Status Page identified the academic division to which you have been accepted. If your major is offered by the College of Arts and Science, they will contact you about their academic advising and registration process. If your major is offered by a different division, you must contact the division to schedule an individual session. IT’S TIME TO CONFIRM YOUR ENROLLMENT AT MIAMI UNIVERSITY. If you have questions about the advising and registration process, contact the advising office in your academic division. College of Arts and Science, 513-529-3031 College of Creative Arts, 513-529-1517 College of Education, Health and Society, 513-529-6317 College of Engineering and Computing, 513-529-0700 Farmer School of Business, 513-529-1712 Confirm online by visiting MiamiOH.edu/accepted and clicking on the Confirm Enrollment link, or fill out the Take advantage of a transfer credit evaluation. Confirm Your Enrollment form on the next page. If you have Miami offers prospective transfer students the opportunity to see how credits will transfer from their previous institution(s) to Miami. A transfer credit evaluation can be requested at any time. Please feel free to email an unofficial transcript to [email protected] to receive a credit evaluation. any questions, please email us at [email protected] or call 513-529-2531. Our Miami family is eager to welcome you! Begin your Miami experience at Transfer Student Orientation. The Office of New Student Programs offers two Transfer Student Orientation programs during the year: in January for students transferring for the spring semester and again in August for students transferring in the fall semester. Attending a Transfer Student Orientation program will help you become more confident, comfortable, connected, and curious as a Miami student. You will learn about campus resources and involvement opportunities, discover Miami’s history and traditions, meet other new transfer students, and connect with faculty and staff members. All new transfer students are encouraged to come to Transfer Student Orientation, including those who go directly through an academic division to receive advising and register for courses. If you are not able to meet with an adviser and register for classes through your academic division, you must attend Transfer Student Orientation to do so. When Miami receives your confirmation deposit ($95 for students living in non-university housing or commuting, $425 for students living in university housing), the office will send you information on how to register for a Transfer Student Orientation program. Transfer Student Orientation occurs before classes begin for the semester in which you are transferring. If you participate in the orientation program, you can move into your university housing up to one day before orientation begins. The orientation program is in the afternoon, followed by social programming in the evening. The following day, you’ll meet with academic advisers and register for your first semester classes at Miami if you have not already done so. You can find additional orientation information at MiamiOH.edu/orientation. If you need additional information about Transfer Student Orientation, call 513-529-9771 or email [email protected]. Special opportunities for transfer students. Get involved in Miami’s Transfer Ambassador Organization. Get connected with the Miami community through the Miami University Transfer Ambassador Organization. Through social and community activities, you’ll meet other new transfer students and learn the ropes from other students who have transferred. For more information, email [email protected]. Take a one-credit course for transfer students. Make the most of your Miami experience, learn about ways to get involved, and develop strategies for success. “The University and the Student” is a one-credit elective course just for transfer students. You’ll get an introduction to the intellectual, social, and cultural nature of Miami and connect with other new transfers. This optional, discussion-based course meets during the first eight weeks of the semester and is recorded as credit/no credit. You can sign up by emailing [email protected] or when you register for Transfer Student Orientation. @ _ J e nnnayyyy Officially committed to my dream school, Miami University #MiamiOH2019 14 M IAMI OH. EDU @ b ro o ke_ s kel l y I love @MiamiUniversity! You just can’t beat this quality of education #LoveAndHonor M IAMI OH. EDU @rutherbj1 15 CONFIRM YOUR ENROLLMENT. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS. How do I select a meal plan and a living-learning community? Confirm by the date listed in your acceptance letter. After Miami receives your confirmation deposit, you’ll be given access to request university housing. We encourage you to complete and submit this contract within three weeks after being accepted to ensure that your choices are considered when the majority of students are assigned to their living-learning communities. Students who don’t submit the contract may be assigned to a living-learning community where space is available and will be assigned the most common meal plan. You can find information about living-learning communities at MiamiOH.edu/living and meal plans at MiamiOH.edu/mealplans. For information about living in non-university housing, please visit MiamiOH.edu/accepted. We are excited about your decision to attend Miami! All new students are required to submit a deposit: $425 if you’re living in university housing, which includes the $330 Residence Hall and Meal Plan Contract Deposit and $95 admission fee. It’s $95 if you’re living in non-university housing or commuting. The Office of Admission does not refund any portion of the confirmation deposit to students who choose not to attend Miami University. For students living in university housing, the Residence Hall and Meal Plan Contract Deposit of $330, less any unpaid charges, will be applied retroactively toward your final academic term fees. Why is a final transcript required if I’ve already been accepted? Your acceptance is being granted on a provisional basis. You must submit a final transcript of all college work taken prior to the start of classes at Miami. Your final transcript must indicate that you remain in good standing in all respects with a minimum 2.0 cumulative grade point average. This transcript must be received in the Office of Admission by August 1 for students starting in the fall and January 2 for students starting in the spring. If you are unable to submit your final transcript by this date, you must contact the Office of Admission with verification of satisfactory academic progress. Upon receipt of the transcript or verification, if we find you do not meet these provisions, your acceptance may be canceled and your deposit refunded. Please note you can also confirm your enrollment online at MiamiOH.edu/accepted. Choose your student type, then click on the Confirm Enrollment link to submit your confirmation deposit online. If you would like to confirm your enrollment via postal mail, please complete the form below and mail it and a check ($425 if you’re living in university housing; $95 if you’re living in non-university housing or commuting) made payable to Miami University to: Office of Admission, Miami University, 301 S. Campus Avenue, Oxford, OH 45056-3434. By confirming enrollment to Miami, I agree that, unless specifically exempted, I am required to live in university housing* my first and second years at Miami, pay associated costs and fees, and abide by all rules and policies. (For more information about rules and policies, please visit MiamiOH.edu/housing/policies.) Student signature _______________________________________________________________________ Date _______________________ Parent/Guardian signature ________________________________________________________________ Date _______________________ (If student is under 18 years of age.) SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL AID. New transfer students admitted for either the fall or spring semester will be considered for merit and need-based scholarship opportunities. Eligibility is determined at the time of admission. A student must be eligible to receive federal aid and have submitted a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at fafsa.gov to be considered for need-based scholarships. Students not meeting the transfer application deadline (June 1 for fall enrollment or Dec. 1 for spring enrollment) will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Exact scholarship amounts within each range will be determined by a holistic review of the application for admission. Students enrolled less than full time, those attending a regional campus, and students who have already earned a bachelor’s degree are not eligible. If you have questions about financial aid or transfer scholarships, or to obtain a list of additional scholarships, please call the One Stop for Student Success Services at 513-529-0001, email [email protected], or go to MiamiOH.edu/OneStop. TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS. Student name ____________________________________________________________________ Date of birth _______________________ OHIO RESIDENTS $1,500 - $7,500* per year (renewable) Banner ID + _________________________________ (The number begins with “+” and is located at the bottom of your acceptance letter.) NON-OHIO RESIDENTS $2,000 - $10,000* per year (renewable) Mailing address ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ *For detailed information about scholarship policies, visit MiamiOH.edu/OneStop. City, State ____________________________________________________________ ZIP code _________________ Country ____________ Considerations include: • Articulation agreements. • Financial need (determined by the FAFSA). *Transfer students are required to live in university housing unless one of the following criteria applies: the student is 21 years of age or older prior to the start of classes; commuting from the home of a parent/legal guardian, spouse, or dependent children; or has matriculated at least two years at another institution of higher education or at a regional campus. Please note: students who meet the previously mentioned criteria may request university housing; however, Miami is not able to guarantee availability for these students. • Honors program participation at previous institutions. Deferring admission: • Associate degree earned. • Cumulative GPA. • Number of college-level credit hours earned. • Phi Theta Kappa membership. • Rigor of coursework. 85% OF CURRENT TRANSFER STUDENTS RECEIVE SOME FORM OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. Miami University typically allows students to defer offers of admission for military service, medical reasons, or study abroad programs. We will consider other requests. Requests for deferrals should be made in writing to: Office of Admission, Miami University, 301 S. Campus Avenue, Oxford, OH 45056-3434. Additional scholarships may be awarded for factors including diversity, audition, portfolio, intended area of academic interest, and athletic ability. PRIORITY CONSIDERATION FOR SCHOLARSHIPS. Spring semester: Apply by Dec. 1 Fall semester: Apply by June 1 More questions? Go to MiamiOH.edu/accepted. Miami University: Equal opportunity in education and employment. PRODUCED BY UNIVERSITY COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING 1K/11/15 16 M IAMI OH. EDU M IAMI OH. EDU 17 PRIVACY RIGHTS In sources like our online phone directories, Miami University routinely makes available information about our students such as campus and home addresses and phone numbers. This page tells you how to review your privacy rights and keep your personal information confidential. INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act, commonly known as FERPA, establishes the privacy rights of students regarding their educational records maintained by Miami University. Please see MiamiOH.edu/general-counsel/ferpa. Directory information may be released to anyone without the student’s consent; Miami University has designated the following as directory information: 1. Name, campus address, home address, telephone listing, and campus email address 2. Age and date of birth 3. Name and address of parent(s) or guardian(s) 4. Major field(s) of study, including the college, division, department, or program in which the student is enrolled 5. Classification as a freshman, sophomore, junior, senior, or graduate student 6. Dates of enrollment and current enrollment status 7. Degrees (including date of graduation) and honors awarded, including Dean’s List, honorary organizations, and grade point average of students selected 8. Most recent educational institution attended 9. Photographic, video, or electronic images taken and maintained by the university 10. Participation in officially recognized activities and sports 11. Weight and height of members of athletic teams A student has the right to refuse to permit the designation of any or all of the categories of directory information. Any student wishing to exercise this right must inform the Registrar in writing on or before July 15 of the categories of personally identifiable information that are not to be designated as directory information with respect to that student. (Registrar, Miami University, Oxford, OH 45056)
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