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Apply for Sustained Dialogue to engage in conversation about issues of concern and discuss pathways to change
Members of the Case Western Reserve University community can join a Sustained Dialogue group to help make a positive impact in our campus community. Now in its seventh year, the CWRU Sustained Dialogue program brings together individuals from various backgrounds to discuss campus, local and…
School of Dental Medicine 2020 Specialty Program Graduates
The Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine recognizes those students graduating from our various graduate studies programs.  “On behalf of our faculty and staff, I wish to extend our deepest congratulations to this year’s graduating post-graduate program students,” said School…
Cancer Center Members Shift Research Activities in Response to COVID-19 Pandemic
When the COVID-19 pandemic started, researchers at the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center immediately created plans to shift activities towards combating this deadly disease. Here are three examples of the impact on member research.   Identifying potential therapeutic agents against SARS-CoV-2 …
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Farewell
This will be my last Dean’s message. I’ve spent quite a spectacular week with lots of wonderful virtual send-offs from my visiting committee, my leadership team, the development team, several groups of chairs, some of my colleagues, and the Medical Alumni Board—who invited a good many people to…
Weatherhead’s EMBA program jumps globally and nationally in 2020 rankings
In newly released rankings from The Economist, Weatherhead's EMBA program ranked 19th in the United States and 29th globally. This is a two-position increase in both rankings from 2018 - the last time EMBA programs were ranked by The Economist. The Economist uses information collected from surveys…
Appreciative Inquiry in a Pandemic: An Improbable Pairing
David Cooperrider and Ron Fry wrote a new article in The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science for executives and managers seeking ways to not just survive the pandemic, but thrive.
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Lia Logio named vice dean of Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
An innovator in novel ways to deliver medical curriculum with a passion for making the health care system safer for patients will become vice dean for medical education at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. Lia Logio Lia Logio, known for her energetic and innovative approach to…
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James Joyce's Ulysses remote course
Steve Pinkerton, a lecturer in the Department of English, is offering a remote course on Ulysses, by James Joyce, starting Tuesday, July 7, and continuing on Tuesdays from 1 to 3 p.m. EST until Aug. 11. Since its publication in 1922, Ulysses has often been called the greatest novel of the 20th…
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Learn about upcoming Changes to Canvas
In addition to the new Rich Content Editor, the Canvas interface will continue to change this summer. Beginning July 2, users will be able to set course-level notification preferences, including the option to mute notifications per course. Instructors will also see a new area of their Dashboard…
Mandel student authors Youngstown’s 'Racism is a Public Health Crisis' resolution
Leigh Greene, a graduate student focused on Community Practice for Social Change at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences and director of minority health at Youngstown’s City Health District, became an agent for change in a powerful way recently when she convinced…