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CWRU professor to give physician perspective to restrictions on reproductive health
Following the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization verdict in June 2022, new limitations on the provision of health care have impacted clinicians across the nation, including obstetrician-gynecologists, maternal-fetal medicine specialists, family physicians, emergency medicine specialists,…
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Meet some of CWRU’s outstanding 2023 graduates
At Case Western Reserve University, our students excel in research, academics, athletics and in the community. This week, we will celebrate the accomplishments of about 2,500 graduates. It would be impossible to comprehensively describe all of their contributions, but we caught up with a…
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“Healing in Solidarity and Community Support”
The School of Medicine’s Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusive Excellence will host a presentation by Naomi Sigg, vice president for diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging at John Carroll University, as part of its Asian American Heritage Month celebration. Sigg will present “Healing in…
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Yost Hall tenants to relocate this summer as part of university’s plans to launch state-of-the-art interdisciplinary research building
As part of President Eric Kaler’s commitment to grow university research significantly in the coming years, the university plans to construct a building dedicated to interdisciplinary efforts in science and engineering. The additional space will make the campus more attractive to leading faculty…
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CWRU Communications Center moving to police headquarters
The Case Western Reserve University Communications Center, which is staffed by certified dispatchers, has moved to the first floor of police headquarters (1689 E. 115th St.). Previously, the CWRU Communications Center was in the Health Services Building, but that location will no longer be…
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Ohio awards $6 million to CWRU's CEBP to establish new Center of Excellence to help stem state’s increasing opioid epidemic
University will train addiction care providers in evidence-based best practices and provide implementation, evaluation support Ohio had the nation’s fourth-highest rate of unintentional drug-overdose deaths according to most recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…
Anatomy’s Karla Coburn honored with 2023 John S. Diekhoff Award for Graduate Teaching
Nearly two decades ago, Karla Coburn gave up a career in dentistry to pursue her dream of becoming an educator. As that mid-career pivot demonstrated, her desire to lead and care for students comes from deep within. “Teaching is my true passion,” said Coburn, “and my goal is to offer the best…
Nurses Week 2023: Dean Carol Musil Talks Future of Nursing
To celebrate National Nurses Week in 2023, reporter Monica Robbins of WKYC Channel 3 visited the Health Education Campus to do a live-shot with Dean Carol Musil. The dean discussed the future of nursing and how the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing is preparing students to face the healthcare…
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Anatomy’s Karla Coburn honored with 2023 John S. Diekhoff Award for Graduate Teaching
Nearly two decades ago, Karla Coburn gave up a career in dentistry to pursue her dream of becoming an educator. As that mid-career pivot demonstrated, her desire to lead and care for students comes from deep within. “Teaching is my true passion,” said Coburn, “and my goal is to offer the best…
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Vacation Buy Program available to staff employees
The Vacation Buy Program will be in effect for the coming fiscal year. Staff employees with at least one year of service and who are in good standing may request approval from their supervisor to purchase an additional five to 20 vacation days. Not all schools, departments, or supervisors…