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School of Engineering's Sree Sreenath helps start a volunteering initiative to aid more than 300 families
Coronavirus crisis: Indian-American groups do their bit to help community members hit by COVID-19 outbreak Business Today (India): Sree Sreenath, a professor of electrical engineering and computer science, discussed a volunteering initiative he helped start that is helping more than 300 families,…
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“How to Stay Sane and Resilient While Working from Home”
Feeling unfocused, frazzled or lonely during this remote work period is normal. In an effort to help faculty and staff better handle this transition, the Wellness Program is hosting "How to Stay Sane and Resilient While Working from Home," a one-hour webinar from nationally known positive…
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“Advances in Cervical Cancer Screening: The Role of AI”
Miriam Cremer, David Levitz and Yael Misrahi will present “Advances in Cervical Cancer Screening: The Role of AI” during a virtual meeting of the Machine Learning Working Group on Monday, April 6, from 4-5 p.m. Cremer is director of global health research at the Obstetrics, Gynecology &…
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UCITE Discussion on remote teaching
Jenny Hadingham, assistant director of UCITE, will host an interdisciplinary conversation via Zoom on Friday, April 3 ,from 12:45-2 p.m., during which she will facilitate an informal debriefing for instructors of their remote teaching experiences over the last few weeks. All are welcome, and…
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The Graduate School Admissions Process in STEM fields: Organizing for Success
Support of Undergraduate Research and Creative Endeavors (SOURCE) will present a virtual workshop on the basics of graduate school admissions on Friday, April 3, from 1-2 p.m. via Zoom. Participants will learn about various application materials that make up the graduate application packet and…
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History's Peter Shulman identifies a way to meet the demand for personal protective equipment
The Defense Production Act Was Designed for Emergencies Like Coronavirus How Stuff Works: Peter Shulman, associate professor of history, spoke about the concern that the United States won't have enough personal protective equipment like face shields, gloves, gowns and masks for health care…
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First-year medical student Kevin Zhai talks about his volunteering experiences at a local clinic
First-year med student talks about volunteering to help out against COVID-19 Kevin Zhai, 29, a first-year medical student at the Case Western Reserve School of Medicine, has been volunteering at a Cleveland medical clinic and talked about how he and others have helped by volunteering.
Students launch grassroots effort to assist health care workers during COVID-19
When the COVID-19 outbreak started to become increasingly prevalent in Northeast Ohio, Mitchell Thom, a first-year medical student at Case Western Reserve University, and his friends were looking for ways to help. The group started discussing how much physicians and health care employees on the…
MedSupplyDrive@cwru connects businesses willing to donate personal-protective equipment with local hospitals
Isaac Levine, a third-year medical student who was pulled off his clinical rotation when COVID-19 restrictions were put in place, found himself with free time and wanted to do something to help those on the front lines. He joined forces with fellow students Abby Gross and Daniel Li to address the…