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Staff Hybrid Work covers work within Ohio; review guidance from the compliance office
As some staff members move to a “Work from Home” hybrid work arrangement this month, they should remember that this generally includes working within Ohio. In exceptional circumstances, for example where the staff member has unique skills that cannot be reasonably replaced, the supervisor may…
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Prioritize your health this year at One to One Fitness
One to One Fitness Center is offering several specials to help the Case Western Reserve University community prioritize physical and mental health in 2022. Members of the community can take advantage of the following specials: “No Excuses”—Reward yourself by exercising regularly. New members can…
Message from Stan: New Year's Message
Dear Colleagues,  As we begin the new year, I have been reflecting on some insights Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for the past 12 years, shared during a recent interview with NPR about his frustration with tribalism and its impact on understanding and…
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The Mandel School's work towards eliminating racism
Launched by the American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare (AASWSW) in 2016, the Grand Challenges for Social Work (GCSW) are 13 groundbreaking initiatives meant to champion social progress that is powered by science. They are a call-to-action for those within and outside the profession of…
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Aaron Perzanowski Appointed to Chaired Professorship
Case Western Reserve University School of Law is pleased to announce that Professor Aaron Perzanowski has been appointed the John Homer Kapp Professor of Law. This chaired professorship was previously held by former Dean Peter Gerhart, who passed away in February 2021.   Perzanowski joined CWRU…
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$1.5 million undergraduate scholarship fund established in honor of engineering alumnus James P. Buchwald
In 1952, Cleveland native James P. Buchwald (CIT ‘54) began working toward his second bachelor’s degree, this one in mechanical engineering at Case Institute of Technology. The degree set him up for a career that would impact his field—and the lives of thousands of Ohioans. Now, his daughter and…
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MS in Biostatistics virtual information session
Join the School of Medicine’s Department of Population and Quantitative Health Sciences for a virtual information session about the MS in Biostatistics program Jan. 9 from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Program director Mendel Singer will give a presentation about the options available with this degree and…
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Ice rink outside Veale Center opening soon
The Case Western Reserve University Department of Physical Education and Athletics invites all members of the campus community to enjoy open skating on the temporary ice-skating rink on Van Horn Field next to the Veale Athletic, Recreation and Convocation Center. The rink will be open during Veale…
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Turnitin to be unavailable Friday night
Turnitin will undergo maintenance during an eight-hour window from Jan. 7 at 7 p.m. to Jan. 8 at 3 a.m. The following services will be unavailable during this time: Turnitin (including all Integrations)Originality (including all Integrations)Similarity (including Integrations)Canvas Plagiarism…
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Check out the latest issue of Think magazine
The 2021 fall/winter edition of Case Western Reserve’s Think magazine is available on campus and online at case.edu/think. The lead feature is Still Running, a profile of President Eric Kaler. Learn more about the one-time first-generation college student, his family, accomplishments and how…