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Join the Office of Faculty Development for its first lunch session of the year Tuesday, Sept. 10, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in Thwing Center’s Cleveland Room. During the session, Sarah de Swart, director of the Office of Faculty Development, will give a talk titled “Presentation Skills for Faculty.”…

Angela Clark-Taylor, director of the Flora Stone Mather Center for Women, invites the community to attend a focus group to discuss the future of the center. The following focus group sessions will be offered: Staff open session: Sept. 10 from noon to 1 p.m.Student open session: Sept. 10 from 6 to…

Strengthening cybersecurity at Case Western Reserve University should be the concern of everyone in the university community, and requires fuller knowledge and improved efforts from all to make it happen. The Information Security Office makes available training materials—courtesy of the SANS…

Faculty, staff and students are invited to show their Case Western Reserve University pride by participating in Blue CWRU on Fridays during the academic year. On Blue CWRU Fridays, the community unites by wearing CWRU blue and gray. Blue CWRU begins Friday, Aug. 30, and will continue on Fridays…

Those who work in labs can check to see if they’re in compliance with their annual Environmental Health and Safety department lab trainings on the department’s website. They can also log on through the departments homepage. Under the "Check your training" heading, individuals will find out which…

The Case Western Reserve University Division of Public Safety offers bike registration for the campus community. Those who register receive a sticker to place on their bike. If a bike is registered and found later, public safety will know who to contact and return the bike to the…

Members of the campus community are advised that work begins Monday, Aug. 26, on the I-90 exit ramps to Martin Luther King Jr. Drive (Exit 177). During construction, both the eastbound and westbound exits will be maintained, with all lanes on the ramps open. Traffic will be shifted with…

Change and complexity are perhaps the most reliable constants in organizational life. The ability of individuals to navigate an ever-changing organizational landscape is one of the most prized developmental milestones among leaders and employees aspiring toward superior job performance. Relatedly,…

The quest to obtain and maintain a competitive edge on the part of an organization often instills high expectations and other burdening constraints on organizational leaders. Such constraints often serve to stymie critical self-reflection and, subsequently, innovative thinking on the part of these…

In our own coaching practices, or in our coaching relationships with others, there is a persistent quest to strike up the right chemistry between coach and coachee. A significant body of academic work has promoted the importance of coaching relationships being coachee-centric - that is, coaching…