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Dance work premiere: "Spaces and Places"
The Department of Dance's performance series, "Nouveaux Espaces," will kick off Sunday, Nov. 1, with a new work by faculty member Gary Galbraith. "Spaces and Places" is a video dance project that will take viewers outside the "boxes of dancers" often seen in virtual projects since last…
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Commercializing Faculty Research Panel
Join the Veale Institute for Entrepreneurship Tuesday, Nov. 17, at 3:30 p.m. via Zoom for a panel discussion about transferring innovative research results from the laboratory to the marketplace. The speakers will be: Robert Brown, Distinguished University Professor in the Department of…
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Problem Solving Idea Exchange
Looking for startups or entrepreneurial ventures that can benefit from your talents? Want to recruit fellow Case Western Reserve University students with diverse skill sets for pre-existing projects? Connect with CWRU students from a wide variety of programs to create interdisciplinary teams for…
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Strengths information session
Are you able to talk about your talents and what makes you uniquely you? StrengthsQuest, an initiative out of the Office of Student Activities & Leadership, is an opportunity for students to learn their talents and strengths potential through an online assessment. Attend a strengths…
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Siegal Lifelong Learning Program to offer new course on iconic Jewish leaders
The Siegal Lifelong Learning Program will offer "Iconic American Jewish Leaders," a remote course led by Brian Amkraut, executive director of Siegal Lifelong Learning. "Iconic American Jewish Leaders" will give a close look at four individuals who helped shape both the lives of American Jews and…
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Virtual Sciencepalooza! 2020
Interested in reaching out to high school students? Come present your research or a STEM demo at Sciencepalooza! this year. The Science and Human Rights Coalition will host the virtual event Tuesday, Nov. 10, from 3 to 6 p.m.  Sciencepalooza! is a reverse science fair geared toward high school…
The Chief Reinvention Officer Handbook: How to Thrive in Chaos by Nadya Zhexembayeva
Running a successful organization amidst constant change is overwhelming. Just as we handle one disruption, another crisis looms on the horizon. How do you survive and even thrive? In this visual guide to thriving in the midst of chaos, scientist, entrepreneur, “Reinvention Guru”, and Fowler…
Graduate Council for Arts and Sciences hosts Zoom Writing Hour
GCAS (Graduate Council for Arts and Sciences) is hosting Zoom Writing Hours every Thursday from 7-8 p.m. beginning on October 29! Come work on your professional writing projects along with other A&S Graduate Students. You can share projects, edit others’ work, or simply mute yourself and have…
Are you a parent of a child between 8 and 12 years old?
Researchers at Case Western Reserve University need your help! We are currently conducting a research study on fatigue and childhood brain injury and need children who have and have not experienced a brain injury. Please view the flyer and contact Jessica Salley Riccardi at jxs1654@case.edu to…
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“This is your Brain on Humanity”
Thirty years have passed since George H. W. Bush declared the "decade of the brain." In that time, remarkable advances in brain imaging technology have spurred massive growth in neuroscience research. Now in early adulthood, the field is setting aside credulous, phrenological, positivistic and…