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Create a finals study plan with a peer academic coach
The Academic Support Resources office will offer one-on-one peer academic coaching sessions, designed to help students conquer finals week. During these sessions, students will have the opportunity to: Create a personalized study schedule that prioritizes courses and learning styles;…
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Bridging clinical practice, research and policy work, Siobhan Aaron strives for solutions to support patients and caregivers
Siobhan Aaron Assistant Professor, Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing Area of Focus: End-of-life decision-making, caregivers of patients with chronic illness As an inpatient palliative care nurse practitioner, Siobhan Aaron—assistant professor at Case Western Reserve University’s…
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Attend Student Carillon Guild Information Sessions
University Circle is home to a fifty-one bell, 21,000 pound Dutch Carillon, The McGaffin Carillon. After a major restoration and renovation. The Friends of the McGaffin Carillon is starting a Student Carillon Guild. A group of students will ultimately be selected learn to play the instrument and…
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Building on a legacy of entrepreneurship
For three generations, the Ames family has passed down a passion for entrepreneurship. It started with Daniel Ames, who acquired a milk processing plant in Polo, Illinois in 1938. He imparted his knowledge of running businesses to his son, B. Charles (Chuck) Ames, who built a portfolio of small…
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Weatherhead's Ray Herschman on the widening insurance gap
Insurance gap widens as MetroHealth feels impact cleveland.com: Ray Herschman, adjunct professor at Weatherhead School of Management, said many workers—especially the self-employed or those at small firms—struggle to find affordable insurance, while high-deductible plans leave families…
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Medicine's Rachel Weinerman discusses the problems with private equity-backed fertility clinics
There's nobody there': What we heard this week Medpage: Rachel Weinerman, clinical assistant professor in the Department of Reproductive Biology, commented on private equity-backed fertility clinics, saying: "It becomes challenging for physicians who are working in environments that…
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Medicine's Eileen Anderson expresses the need for patient engagement
Patient engagement is the secret to smarter research—here’s how to nail it Cure: Eileen Anderson, director of education, bioethics and medical humanities at the School of Medicine, expressed how she can't imagine effective translational work without having patients involved. “We develop some…
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From Army officer to medical student: Continuing a life of service at Case Western Reserve
After more than 20 years in uniform, Christopher Bala begins a new mission at the School of Medicine
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Sign up for the Spartie Kids Club
The Department of Physical Education and Athletics recently launched the Spartie Kids Club, an official fan club for Case Western Reserve University’s youngest athletic supporters, ages 3 to 12. In addition to exclusive access to CWRU athletic events, members have the opportunity to:…
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From boot camp to bedside: Military leaders bring adaptability and leadership to nursing
Meet two Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing Students who have transitioned from military service to medicine.