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The time has come once again for us to come together as a center at our Annual Scientific Retreat in less than two weeks. Members, fellows, post-docs and trainees have the opportunity to enjoy each other's company, hear updates from leadership, discuss research findings across the spectrum from…

Outlet: Becker's Hospital Review

Chris Laszlo, professor of organizational behavior, wrote a piece explaining how companies can become forces for good and focus on humanistic management. In the article, titled “Enrolling your bosses and colleagues in humanistic management,” and published by The Manila Times, Laszlo discussed how…

This week’s Guess Where question stumped many of those who submitted an answer. The photo we shared showed the top of the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences. Nearly half of this week’s guesses were for the Kent Hale Smith Building, and many also named Tinkham Veale…

Susan Helper, the Frank Tracy Carlton Professor of Economics, wrote an article explaining how outsourcing labor has contributed to lagging wages. She explained why so-called “low-road” outsourcing results in poor job quality and why the tactic persists. She then offered a…

William Marling, professor in the Department of English, gave the keynote address at the congress of World Editors: Latin American Literature in the Digital Age. Given at Schloss Herrenhauser in Hannover, Germany, Marling’s presentation was titled “Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Carmen…

Heidi Moawad, a clinical assistant professor of medicine, penned an article about how doctors can become medical writers. In the piece, she outlined the considerations doctors should make when determining if writing would be a good fit for them. She went on to explain how they can build a…

Jeremy Bendik-Keymer, the Elmer G. Beamer-Hubert H. Schneider Professor in Ethics, recently participated in an interview with the American Philosophical Association's blog. In the interview, Bendik-Keymer discussed his two recent books, Solar Calendar, and Other Ways of Marking Time and The Wind ~…

To help the community be better prepared in a self-defense situation, Next Level Fitness Studio will offer a Krav Maga self-defense workshop Saturday, July 20, from noon to 2 p.m. The interactive workshop, hosted by Krav Maga Cleveland, will teach participants reality-based self-defense. Krav…

Members of the community can visit Toby’s Plaza July 14 for free fitness classes during the next Shape Up Sunday. A Next Level Fitness Studio instructor will host a yoga session at 10 a.m., followed by a “Hustle and Flow” class featuring cardio, strength and yoga led by a Tremont Athletic Club…