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Do you value teaching and learning? Do you enjoy eating (free) lunch with colleagues? Do you want to connect with people from outside your discipline? If you answered “yes” to any of those questions, then you will want to participate in the University Center for Innovation in Teaching and…

Transformative—that describes Pamela Davis' impact as a leader, educator, researcher and mentor, not only at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine but across the university and Northeast Ohio.  Davis, the Arline H. and Curtis F. Garvin Research Professor and former dean of the School…

University Health and Counseling Services will offer BIPOC Support Space throughout the fall semester. BIPOC Support Space sessions are 30-minute confidential one-on-one consultations with Naomi Drakeford, associate director of diversity, equity and inclusion. BIPOC Support Space is good for…

The Flora Stone Mather Center for Women will open applications for the next round of Research and Professional Development Grants Sept. 1. The application will be open through Oct. 9. The Flora Stone Mather Center for Women offers grants to support the professional development and research of…

Eradicating or finding a functional cure for HIV has been a primary focus of Jonathan Karn’s career, earning him a global reputation as an HIV-cure thought leader. An internationally recognized molecular virologist, he initially built his career on conducting pioneering basic research on the study…

Students are reminded that the deadline to waive student medical plan coverage, and the accompanying fee, is Sept. 9. If you already have health insurance coverage—and it meets the university's waiver criteria—you may submit a request to have the student medical plan fee waived. The waiver…

How are you feeling? University Health and Counseling Services will offer “Express Yourself,” a one-session beginner's guide to exploring emotions. Participants will learn how to identify, sit with and competently act on their emotions. This virtual workshop will be offered twice: Tuesday, Sept.…

The University Farm Stand is coming to campus. Get fresh produce grown in and harvested from the University Farm’s gardens Friday, Sept. 2, on the Binary Walkway near Case Quad beginning at noon. A variety of tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, squash, tomatillos and more are expected to be available…

All law schools require you to submit at least one written essay. The essay, or “personal statement,” is your opportunity to show the school who you are. Pre-Law Advisor Terri Mester will host a personal statement writing workshop Friday, Sept. 9, from 12:45 to 2 p.m. in Sears Library Building,…

When Roger Quinn joined the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering 37 years ago, the term “biorobotics” was unknown. Initially focused on simulation and control of space structures, Quinn was approached by former CWRU professor Randall Beer and professors of biology Hillel Chiel and Roy…