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In celebration of November Nonprofit Awareness Month, our team caught up with some of our nonprofit program alumni and asked them a few questions about their nonprofit-related experiences and inspirations. Here’s how they answered: Christine Henry (MNO ’95) has been employed by and…

Recent updates from alumni of Case Western Reserve University

For Leonard Goldstein, DDS (DEN ’67), the pursuit of excellence was a family legacy. Inspired by his successful dentist father, Jacob Goldstein, DDS—who championed education as the ultimate priority—Leonard and his older brother, Stephen Goldstein, DDS (DEN ’65), followed him into the…

Musk calls proxy advisory firms ‘corporate terrorists.’ Why their power is growing in the stock market CNBC: Paul Rose, dean of the School of Law and business law attorney, said proxy advisory firms ISS and Glass Lewis control over 90% of their market and act as “de facto gatekeepers of…

Why you should never shower while wearing contacts TIME: Thomas Steinemann, professor of ophthalmology at the School of Medicine, explained why showering with your contact lens on increases your chance of contracting a parasite found in tap water. “Once it’s in there, it’s extremely…

Shingles vaccination linked to vascular benefits with breakthrough infections and in people with HIV Medscape: Ali Dehghani, an internal medicine physician at the School of Medicine, found that shingles in people with HIV is associated with triple the risk for major cardiovascular events.…

The first time Kristina Bowdrie, PhD (CWR ’17), walked through the doors of Case Western Reserve University, she was a nervous first-year student hoping to find her footing. Twelve years later, she’s walking those halls again—this time as a mentor, researcher and assistant professor. For…

This COVID leftover a big headache for suffers Newsmax: Kamal Raymond Chemali, professor of neurology at the School of Medicine, discussed how COVID shined a light on postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), a chronic and often debilitating blood circulation disorder. "The best thing to…

The university will continue with Appreciative Time Off for faculty, staff and postdocs this Thanksgiving holiday and during winter break. On Wednesday, Nov. 26, administrative offices will close at 3 p.m. for the Thanksgiving holiday. University offices will be closed on Thanksgiving and the…