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Spring 2021 university update with the Interim President and Provost
All staff of university general (UGEN) units are invited to join Interim President Scott Cowen and Provost and Executive Vice President Ben Vinson III Tuesday, April 6, from 10 to 11 a.m. for a university update.  The event will be livestreamed at case.edu/livestream/s1. Due to the large audience…
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Attend a free professional development conference for postdocs
Postdoctoral scholars and fellows, and other members of the Case Western Reserve University community can sign up to attend the 19th annual National Postdoctoral Association Conference. Thanks to a bulk registration purchased by the CWRU Office of Postdoctoral Affairs, 25 participants will be able…
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Windows 10 updates may cause issue when attempting to print; view instructions to revert update
University Technology ([U]Tech) informs Windows users that applying recent Windows 10 updates may cause a computer failure when attempting to print. Specifically, Windows updates KB5000802 and KB5000808 will cause a temporary computer failure when attempting to print to Kyocera, Ricoh and Dymo…
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PeopleSoft Financials to be unavailable early Sunday
PeopleSoft Financials will be unavailable Sunday, March 14, from 3 to 6 a.m. due to scheduled system maintenance.  For assistance with any technology product or service at Case Western Reserve University, please contact the University Technology Service Desk at help@case.edu, 216.368.4357, or…
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Medicine's Susan Padrino says that Meghan Markle going public about her mental health struggles may reduce stigma
Megan Markle shares struggles with mental health during time with royal family; local therapist says that could reduce stigma WOIO: Susan Padrino, assistant professor of psychiatry at the School of Medicine, said that former member of the British royal family Meghan Markle going public about her…
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Dental medicine's Leena Palomo shares what patients should expect during a gum graft procedure
What you should know before getting a gum graft for receding gums and tooth sensitivity Insider: Leena Palomo, professor of periodontics and director of the DMD Periodontics Program at the School of Dental Medicine, discussed what patients should expect during a gum graft procedure
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Arts and Sciences' Dave Lucas emphasizes the importance of expressive arts
Why kids need poetry in their lives, and how to spark their interest in it The Washington Post: Dave Lucas, a lecturer in the Department of English at the College of Arts and Sciences and former poet laureate of Ohio, discussed how expressive arts, namely poetry, can be beneficial to children.
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Medicine's Patrick Runnels reflects on living in Ohio during the pandemic
Reflecting on one year since pandemic began ideastream: Patrick Runnels, associate professor at the School of Medicine, reflected on what the day was like when our lives in Ohio began to shut down one year ago—and how much things have changed since then.
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Medicine's Mark Cameron speaks about the different types of COVID-19 vaccines
Why all 3 U.S. vaccines are excellent options Mashable: Mark Cameron, an associate professor at the School of Medicine, spoke about the relative equivalences in the effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccine—saying comparing them or being choosy about receiving one over the other “is a moot point.”
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Automated savings tools boost bank accounts for some, but the benefits are limited, study shows
Banking apps that automate saving money are effective—especially for low-income earners—but are not a solve-all to achieve financial wellness, according to new research from Weatherhead School of Management Banking tools that automate saving money work as intended for many people—but are…