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Law's Cassandra Burke Robertson explains Ohio state law giving Supreme Court justices the freedom to recuse themselves from a case
State law leaves it up to Ohio Supreme Court Justice Pat DeWine to recuse himself over a conflict cleveland.com (subscription required): Cassandra Burke Robertson, the John Deaver Drinko-BakerHostetler Professor of Law and director of the Center for Professional Ethics, said state law allows for…
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Law's Jonathan Adler discusses Biden's opportunity to shift federal appeals court in his favor
N.Y.-based appeals court gives Biden two more seats to fill Bloomberg: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, discussed President Joe Biden’s two more opportunities to fill seats on the New York-based federal appeals court, opening the door for him to bolster the liberal wing…
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Begun Center's Daniel Flannery discusses the causes contributing to Cleveland's recent spike in violent crime
How should we police Cleveland? Cleveland Magazine: Daniel Flannery, director of the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, said there is likely more than one cause for the recent rise in violent crimes in Cleveland and nationally. But the pandemic created a series of…
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Medicine's David Canaday and Mark Cameron give insight on the path to achieving COVID-19 immunity
COVID-19 in Ohio: What will the next six months of the pandemic look like? Cincinnati Enquirer: David Canaday, professor at the School of Medicine, and Mark Cameron, associate professor at the School of Medicine, discussed the likelihood that the virus will be endemic (like the flu), meaning that…
Faculty Spotlight: Marie Grosh
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Marie Grosh (DNP ’21) donned personal protective equipment and visited homebound patients. Grosh, a nurse practitioner, has built her independent practice as a traveling housecall primary care provider over the last six years. When Ohio approved home delivery of…
Help Case Western Reserve University with research and receive $20
Researchers are looking for Case Western Reserve University students to participate inresearch. Participants will:- Complete two one-hour sessions of an online activity- Navigate the mouse cursor to various targets on the screen- Complete the two sessions one week apart Email Tarun Sepuri…
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$10M matching gift from anonymous donor aims to expand endowed professorships in medicine, engineering
Three years ago, an anonymous donor challenged Case Western Reserve supporters to help endow 10 professorships each at the university’s medical and engineering schools. By committing to half of the amount required ($1 million), donors would have the opportunity to name the professorship the gift…
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Virtual Benefits & Wellness Fair
Attend the Virtual Benefits & Wellness Fair today (Nov. 12) for a chance to learn more about Medicare, Ohio’s 529 Plan, Medical Mutual and more. Additionally, those who register on the Virtual Benefits & Wellness Fair website will receive a coupon for a free smoothie at One to One Fitness…
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Department of Population and Quantitative Health Sciences PhD virtual information session
Interested in pursuing your graduate degree in population and quantitative health sciences? Join Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine for an information session to learn about the PhD degree programs offered in the Department of Population and Quantitative Health Sciences. The…