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PhD in Social Welfare students win Arol Shack Dissertation Awards
The PhD in Social Welfare doctoral program's Arol Shack Dissertation Award was established through donations from friends and alumni of the program along with a matching gift from Gigi Nordquist. The fund honors the many years of work and dedication that Arol Shack devoted to the doctoral program,…
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#MeToo: Memory, Sexual Assault, and Trauma Related Outcomes on Campus. Do you identify as a woman? If so, we need your help to understand and destigmatize the narratives of sexual assault survivors. We are looking for self-identified women at CWRU (undergraduate, graduate, and professional…
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Researcher recognized by Society for Basic Urologic Research Inc.
Shiv Verma, a research associate at Case Western Reserve University, was awarded a travel award from the Society for Basic Urologic Research Inc. Verma, who works in Professor Sanjay Gupta’s lab, received $500, which can be used to travel to the organization's fall meeting. Learn more about the…
CWRU Spinoff RoadPrintz receives $1 million from NSF
Cleveland Heights based company, RoadPrintz, aims to make road-painting safer, cheaper and faster. Their technology to do so was created at Case Western Reserve University and now, they've received $1 million of funding from the National Science Foundation.
University researchers play pivotal role in drawing funds for public housing redevelopment
Building Hope and Community Some residents in a severely distressed and isolated 1930s-era public housing complex on Cleveland’s east side live without shower stalls or reliable heat. Greenery is scarce, as are washers and dryers—just three of each for 487 units. But now a $35 million federal…
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Armed with a $3.4M grant, an alumna, assistant professor and new fellow of the American Academy of Nursing is on a mission to improve Black Americans’ health. By Emily Mayock Carolyn Harmon Still, PhD, CNP (GRS ’10, nursing; MGT ’16), was 14 when she began…
Student Spotlight: Joy Mason, Fourth-year Business Management Student
Joy Mason had dreamt of being a surgeon for as long as she could remember. It was this dream that led her to Case Western Reserve as an undergraduate in 2018. But, once she got to campus, her vision changed. Now a fourth-year student studying business management with a minor in psychology and a…
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Canvas to require two-factor authentication for Duo Security users
In an effort to increase security and better protect the data Case Western Reserve University users have in Canvas, everyone in the campus community who has registered for two-factor authentication with Duo Security will be required to use it to access Canvas beginning Jan. 7.  This additional…
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CES 2022: 3D violins take center stage
Among a half dozen exhibitors from Case Western Reserve ready to demonstrate ideas and inventions at annual Las Vegas tech show Cue the violins. A Northeast Ohio student-founded company developing inexpensive, acoustically solid and durable 3D-printed violins for children will display its latest…
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Resolve to Read: Mac's Backs
With frosty weather back in Cleveland for the foreseeable future, it’s easy to retreat indoors and snuggle up. We suggest a tweak to that plan—head to an independent bookstore in Cleveland, grab a book, and then make haste back to your couch to get lost in a fictional world (or your genre of…