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Book by political sciences’ Karen Beckwith selected as one of 2020's Best Books by American Political Science Association
The latest book by Karen Beckwith, the Flora Stone Mather Professor of Political Science, titled Cabinets, Ministers, and Gender was honored by American Political Science Association (APSA) as one of 2020's Best Books. The APSA's 116th Annual Meeting, which will follow a theme of "Democracy,…
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PhD student Ram Krishna Mazumder wins first prize for poster in Pipelines 2020 Conference
Ram Krishna Mazumder, a PhD student from the Department of Civil Engineering, won first prize in a poster competition in the American Society of Civil Engineer’s (ASCE) Pipelines 2020 Conference. The Pipelines 2020 Conference is part of the Utility Engineering & Surveying Institute of the…
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5 questions with… nursing student, Girl Scout troop leader Riley Kenehan
A Girl Scout in childhood, Riley Kenehan initially approached the local office of the organization with an interest in teaching STEM courses and leading projects with local troops. Now a senior in the Bachelor of Nursing Science program at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, that would have…
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Two students selected as winners in Spartie Fan Art Contest
Two students were named winners in the Spartie Fan Art Contest, which was offered by the Office of Student Activities & Leadership to commemorate the launch of a new Instagram account for Spartie. Joel Fuentes, a fourth-year student in the integrated studies program in bioethics, was named a…
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Faculty members to lead creation of NE Ohio Center for Addiction Research, Prevention, and Education Collaborative
Three faculty members will lead the creation of the NE Ohio Center for Addiction Research, Prevention, and Education (“CARPE”) Collaborative. The collaborative will be created with a $2.89 million grant to University Hospitals from the Health Resources and Services Administration of the U.S.…
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Data sciences’ An Wang receives grants to support work
An Wang, assistant professor in the Department of Computer and Data Sciences, recently received two grants: a three-year, $496,595 National Science Foundation and a $55,000 Google Gift 2020 grant. National Science Foundation grant The grant will support Wang’s work titled “CNS Core: Small:…
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Department of Biomedical Engineering receives prestigious training grant
The National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB) has awarded a prestigious T32 training grant to the Department of Biomedical Engineering, which will allow for continued funding of a previously awarded NBIB T23 project titled "Integrated Neural Engineering and Rehabilitation…
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Choices Fair
The annual Choices Fair is an opportunity for students to learn about nearly 100 majors, minors and concentrations across a range of disciplines. This year, the Choices Fair will be held as a virtual experience hosted through the CampusGroups virtual fair platform and will be available to students…
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Film showing: Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
The CWRU Film Society will show Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, considered a flashy epic of romance, rock music and video game/comic book references, at Strosacker Auditorium Saturday, Sept. 12, at 7 p.m. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is described as an ode to “geek culture” framed through the…
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Cleveland Health Sciences Library to begin lobby lending Sept. 14
The Cleveland Health Sciences Library will begin lobby lending at the Allen Memorial Medical Library Monday, Sept. 14. Patrons can submit their requests for circulating materials by filling out a short form. When the materials are ready, individuals will receive an email to schedule pickup at the…