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Undergraduates get Wall Street insights, networking experiences in May trek to NYC; applications due Feb. 10
Imagine meeting face to face with CEOs and executives of some of the largest Wall Street firms. Now consider having that chance as an undergraduate student, as early as your first year. And at no cost to you. That’s the opportunity provided to Case Western Reserve University first-years,…
Animal abuse as a pretext for interpersonal violence
The federal government recently passed a bill making it a felony to torture, abuse and/or neglect animals. Violating the law carries up to a seven-year prison sentence. But what defines “abuse and neglect” is now up for debate. A new study by researchers at Case Western Reserve University…
Animal abuse as a pretext for interpersonal violence
The federal government recently passed a bill making it a felony to torture, abuse and/or neglect animals. Violating the law carries up to a seven-year prison sentence. But what defines “abuse and neglect” is now up for debate. A new study by researchers at Case Western Reserve University…
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University Circle: Aiming for a cardiac arrest-free zone
UH and CWRU partner to create a better-prepared community during medical emergencies University Hospitals (UH) Cleveland Medical Center and Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) will train thousands more people to better respond during medical emergencies in University Circle. More than 356,000…
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Animal abuse as a pretext for interpersonal violence
New Case Western Reserve University study suggests improved guidelines, awareness for protection of animals The federal government recently passed a bill making it a felony to torture, abuse and/or neglect animals. Violating the law carries up to a seven-year prison sentence. But what defines…
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Master of Public Health 20th anniversary symposium
The university’s Master of Public Health program is celebrating 20 years in existence with an all-day symposium on Thursday, Feb. 20, at Glidden House. Presentations from alumni of the program and posters prepared by current students will be featured at the event, which is free and open to the…
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UCITE First Fridays: Assessment and grading with rubrics
Join College of Arts and Sciences faculty members in a discussion on how rubrics can be used to provide students and faculty with meaningful assessment feedback. Gusztav Demeter, instructor in the Department of English, will share how his use of rubrics with international students has aided…
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Tickets available for MPH program’s 20th anniversary dinner and panel discussion on the future of public health
Purchase tickets by Feb. 10 for a dinner and ceremony to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the university's Master of Public Health program. The dinner will be held Thursday, Feb. 20, from 6-8 p.m. at Glidden House. The event will honor Scott Frank, founding MPH program director, and will feature…
Scandinavia Study Abroad Information Session
Students interested in studying abroad in Scandinavia are invited to attend an information session on Monday, Feb. 10, from 4 to 5 p.m. in Tomlinson Hall, Room 143. Students will learn about possible study abroad opportunities for pre-health, gender studies, and psychology majors from a DIS Abroad…