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Photo from the 50th reunion dinner. Top row (l-r): Doug Smock (ADL ’70) and Paul Kerson (ADL ’72; GRS ’72, political science). Bottom row (l-r): Blake Lange (CIT ’72), Wayne Gottlieb (CIT ’71) and Jon Poole (ADL ’70; GRS ’72, education; MGT ’73).
Fall/Winter 2023 Class Notes
Recent updates from alumni of Case Western Reserve University
Attending the Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minoritized Scientists? Notify the School of Medicine
Members of the Case Western Reserve University community who are planning to attend the Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minoritized Scientists in Phoenix, Arizona, later this month are encouraged to connect with the CWRU School of Medicine ahead of the trip. The School of Medicine will…
Tune into a presentation on Clinical and Translational Science Collaborative of Northern Ohio's work
A diverse and inclusive research environment that engages scientists and community members is key to good science that leads to better health outcomes for all. We hope you can join us for an alliance discussion on November 6, at noon ET, for a conversation with Gelise Thomas, Assistant Director of…
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Law's Jonathan Entin talks about lawsuit in Columbus against speaker of the Ohio House
Lawsuit filed against Republican Ohio House Speaker over campaign fundsStatehouse News Bureau: Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law, discussed an issue in Columbus in which three Republican state representatives have filed a lawsuit against the speaker of the Ohio House…
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Law's Miranda Leppla says we should not be politicizing protecting the environment and public health
How efforts to restrict democracy in Ohio also make it harder to fight climate changeOhio Capital Journal: Miranda Leppla, director of the Environmental Law Clinic at the School of Law, said protecting public health and the environment shouldn’t be a political issue. “We still have parts of HB 6 on…
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Med's Mark Cameron weighs in on safety of COVID-19 vaccines
What you need to know about COVID-19, thrombosis risk, and vaccinationEveryday Health: Mark Cameron, associate professor at the School of Medicine, weighed in on the confusion surrounding the safety of COVID-19 vaccines and the amount of data on safety researchers have collected since the start of…
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Law's Atiba Ellis discusses 27,000 voters being being removed from state voting rolls
Nearly 27,000 Ohioans purged from voting rolls: Here's how to see if your name was includedWKYC: Atiba Ellis, the Laura B. Chisholm Distinguished Research Scholar and professor of law, discussed the reasons behind the recent purge of 27,000 voters from the state’s voting rolls. “These (purges) are…
Uriel Kim Named to Crain’s Cleveland Business’ “20 in Their 20s”
In 2014, Uriel Kim dreamt of becoming a physician with a focus on research. Today, he’s well on his way—and is receiving broad recognition for his efforts.  A Doctor of Medicine (MD) student at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, Kim earned his PhD in Clinical Translational Science…
Get to know Staff Advisory Council Representatives 
The Staff Advisory Council (SAC) serves as an advisory group to suggest, comment and provide feedback on policies and raise awareness of issues that affect the University and the people it serves by providing a forum for communication between University staff and administration on all levels. The…
From sideline to stacks: CWRU medical librarian’s unique expertise keeps science in motion at Cleveland Health Sciences Library
With degrees in both sports medicine and library sciences, it would seem to some that Jessica DeCaro’s chosen paths of study would rarely intersect. Yet, as director of Case Western Reserve University’s Cleveland Health Sciences Library, DeCaro has combined her passion for medicine with library…