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Dual Delivery Summer Camp: “Creating a Communication Plan and Classroom Community”
University Technology ([U]Tech), Teaching and Learning Technologies and the University Center for Innovation in Teaching and Education are offering the Dual Delivery Summer Camp to help faculty members prepare to teach this fall. Counselors and campers meet every Monday and Thursday at 2:30 p.m.…
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Electricity reduction request may be needed Friday due to excessive heat
Case Western Reserve University participates in a voluntary electricity-reduction program to help prevent massive electrical shutdowns, or “blackouts,” across the regional electric grid. The university has been alerted that predicted excessive heat and heavy load conditions Friday, July 3, may…
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Statistics + genomics and bioinformatics: a specialized master's program in biostatistics at the medical school
Members of the Case Western Reserve University can learn more about the specialized master’s program in biostatistics at the School of Medicine during a session held Sunday, July 5, from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Mendel Singer, associate professor and vice chair for education in the Department of…
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Mandel School webinar: “Why is a degree in Nonprofit Management so valuable during these times?”
Members of the Case Western Reserve University community can hear from Robert Fischer, the chair of the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences’ Master of Nonprofit Organizations (MNO) program, and Vin Karnik, a graduating MNO student, during a webinar Thursday, July 9,…
Deputy Director's Message: Developing Team Science
Big science wins often develop in the background of collaborative teams consisting of laboratories with diverse but complementary research expertise and interests. Among the advantages of developing teams with common scientific goals, is a synergism that arises from unique perspectives. As a result…
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Professor Gran awarded grant from National Science Foundation to study COVID-19 and deterioration of human rights
Brian Gran, a professor in both the law school and the Department of Sociology, was recently awarded a RAPID grant from the Law and Science Program of the National Science Foundation. The project, "COVID-19 and Derogation of Human Rights," will model and assess socio-legal responses to…
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CTSC Receives Administrative Supplement to Support Quality Assurance
Our CTSA Hub has been awarded an administrative supplement to add a dedicated quality assurance/quality control position that will perform quality reviews of CTSA-related submissions to NCATS, submissions to the eRA Human Subjects System, and management of the overall process. Ellen Divoky is an…
Stan Gerson becomes School of Medicine's interim dean and interim senior VP for medical affairs
Stan Gerson, Director of the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center (Case CCC), has become interim dean for the School of Medicine and interim senior vice president for medical affairs, effective July 1, 2020. Under Gerson’s leadership last year, the National Cancer Institute designated the Case CCC…
Doctoral candidate to present talk titled "Understanding Suicidality and How to Help"
As part of the Rocky River Public Library Summer Programming 2020, this virtual talk will be geared toward community individuals who are interested in learning common myths and facts about suicide, risk and protective factors, warning signs, and how to offer/seek help, including how to approach the…