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Submit 2020 Open Enrollment dependent verification requirements
Employees planning to add dependents to their benefits for the 2020 calendar year who are not covered under the employee’s 2019 benefits plan, must provide appropriate dependent verification to Benefits Administration prior to making their elections during Open Enrollment this November. Providing…
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An internship abroad: From the classroom to South Africa
Article courtesy of the Weatherhead School of Management. An Illinois native, Case Western Reserve University basketball player and, as of this summer, an international intern. Michael Volkening, a third-year finance major who had never previously traveled overseas, knew he wanted to push himself…
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Philosophy’s Jeremy Bendik-Keymer co-writes piece about trauma in contemporary art
Jeremy Bendik-Keymer, the Beamer-Schneider Professor in Ethics, co-wrote an op-ed with Misty Morrison, a printmaker and painter, for Aesthetics for Birds and Cleveland Review of Books. Their piece, titled “Trauma-feeding,” is a critique of the exploitation of trauma in contemporary art. Read the…
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Weatherhead School’s Michael Goldberg pens piece about entrepreneurship in Guatemala
Michael Goldberg, associate professor of design and innovation, wrote a piece describing the entrepreneurial ecosystem in Guatemala for Forbes. His piece, titled “What’s happening in Guatemala—it’s not just migration,” explained how two individuals he met through his massive open online course…
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Medicine’s Mukesh K. Jain co-writes piece calling for more physician-scientists
Mukesh K. Jain, professor of medicine, co-wrote an opinion piece for The New York Times calling for more physician-scientists. In the piece, titled “We need more doctors who are scientists,” Jain and his co-authors described innovations in history that have come from physicians who also conduct…
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Phase II Groundbreaking: Maltz Performing Arts Center
Rendering of the exterior of the Roe Green Proscenium Theater Members of the university community are invited to join President Barbara R. Snyder as Case Western Reserve breaks ground on Phase II of the Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center at The Temple – Tifereth Israel Oct. 17. Doors…
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Barnes and Noble University Bookstore offers discount on regalia
The Barnes and Noble University Bookstore is offering a 10% discount to faculty members who wish to purchase regalia. The sale is good through Nov. 30. A wide array of fabrics and colors are available. Pictures of regalia are available for viewing. Embroidered initials and a garment back with are…
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Practice English conversation skills during Tuesday meetings this semester
English Conversation Hour is open to all students, faculty and staff of CWRU. This is an opportunity for non-native English speakers to practice conversation skills with native English speakers. Attendees will meet Tuesdays from 2 to 3 p.m. in Nord Hall, Room 206. The first meeting is Oct. 8 and…
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Submit an abstract for the fourth annual Cancer Disparities Symposium
The Office of Cancer Disparities Research at the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center invites multidisciplinary researchers, community agencies and organizations to submit abstracts for presentation at the fourth annual Cancer Disparities Symposium Friday, March 6. Abstracts will be divided into two…
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Case Western Reserve University part of a multi-million-dollar grant to combat opioid epidemic
As part of a recently announced $13 million federal grant to help combat the opioid epidemic in Northeast Ohio, Case Western Reserve University will play a big role in evaluating the project’s effectiveness. Under the new Overdose Data to Action (OD2A) program, more than $2 million is earmarked…