Miami faculty nominated for SilverSneakers’ ‘Instructor of the Year’ award
Hillary Swift, assistant director of fitness at Miami University, received a nomination for her instruction of SilverSneakers classes at Miami’s Recreational Center.
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Miami faculty nominated for SilverSneakers’ ‘Instructor of the Year’ award
Hillary Swift, assistant director of fitness at Miami University, received a nomination for her instruction of SilverSneakers classes at Miami’s Recreational Center.
OPD strengthens mental health response with training
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