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Kevin Byrum reacted on thisKevin Byrum reacted on thisI am proud to share that I’ve been named to the Fall 2025 Dean’s List at Miami University. This achievement recognizes students in the top 20% of their division. I am thankful for the support from my professors and my peers, and I am looking forward to continue building towards my goals at Miami University Farmer School of Business!Ava Limoco Named To Dean's List at Miami UniversityAva Limoco Named To Dean's List at Miami University
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Kevin Byrum liked thisKevin Byrum liked thisaltafiber joins other Cincinnati-based companies, including P&G and Kroger, being recognized by Newsweek as one of America's Most Trustworthy Companies. We are committed to delivering superior products, adaptable plans, and outstanding customer service, and we strive to exceed expectations for every individual we serve. #ItsInOurFiber #elevatingconnection https://lnkd.in/g7V9pe5c
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Wayne Walker
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