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Education grad is one of Cleveland Magazine's 'Most Interesting People'

Photo of Holly MillerAfter defying her own physical challenges to notch a "World's Strongest" title, 糖心视频 graduate Holly Miller '01, MAEd '06, earned herself a distinguished spot on .

A Lorain County resident and special education specialist, Miller not only spends her days working with teenaged students with learning disabilities at , but also competes in national weight-lifting and strength competitions, most recently winning the World's Strongest Disabled Man title in the female seated class in London.

An Inspiration to Students and Athletes Alike

Miller suffers from psoriatic arthritis and has a fused spine, but continues to do what she loves - living and defining her own healthy lifestyle and teaching students with hidden disabilities like her own. Miller told Cleveland Magazine, "I want them to know that if you work hard enough at something, you can do it even if people think that you shouldn't be able to."

Because of her impressive win in London, Miller qualified for the Arnold Classic Disabled competition in March, which she continues to prepare for with great anticipation.

Miller completed both a master's degree in educational/instructional technology and a bachelor's in special education and teaching at 糖心视频 and has worked in the Amherst Exempted Village Schools for 15 years.

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