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Mandel School's David B. Miller explains challenges of medical treatments in poverty
Why Black and Hispanic kids are more likely to die of some cancers U.S. News and World Report: David B. Miller, associate professor and director of international education programs at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, shared why living in poverty makes it more…
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“Let's Talk About Grading: Conversations with Colleagues”
The University Center for Innovation in Teaching and Education (UCITE) will host a seminar Nov. 8, titled “Let's Talk About Grading: Conversations with Colleagues.” Both new and veteran faculty alike can encounter challenges with assessment. Join UCITE for a discussion about grading, facilitated…
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Diversity 360 Dinner for Graduate Students
Graduate students are invited to join Diversity 360’s 2018-19 cohort of graduate students for a discussion on gentrification and urban planning. This Diversity 360 Dinner for Graduate Students will be held Thursday, Nov. 8, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in Tinkham Veale University Center Senior…
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Operation Smile Global Health Benefit Dinner
Operation Smile at Case Western Reserve University will host its fall Global Health Dinner Thursday, Nov. 15, from 6 to 8 p.m. in Hovorka Atrium. Medical professionals in the community will give presentations on craniofacial surgeries during the event. Tickets will be available at the door for…
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VentureWell information session
Case Western Reserve University faculty members will offer an information session to support students as they apply to become VentureWell-funded Entrepreneurial Teams (E-Teams). Student entrepreneurs who have a marketable idea for a low-resource community are encouraged to attend the session,…
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Create a prototype to improve the lives of others through the Saint-Gobain Student Design Competition; apply by Dec. 3
Apply for the Saint-Gobain Student Design Competition to develop a prototype of a material innovation that enhances the well-being of people by creating great living spaces and improving daily life. Mentors from Saint-Gobain guide teams in the competition to create a prototype. The teams will…
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Learn how to maximize benefits of several generations working together
Case Western Reserve University’s employee assistance program through IMPACT Solutions is offering an online seminar titled “Five Generations in One Workplace” in November. The webinar is designed to help employees understand each generation and learn how to maximize the advantages of these…
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Veterans offered free dental care at Case Western Reserve University to mark Veterans Day
To mark Veterans Day, Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine will offer free dental exams and discounted care to honor veterans and military personnel Monday, Nov. 12. As part of a veteran outreach effort, the dental school will offer a free dental exam, free X-rays and cleaning…
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Breaking the cycle of intimate partner violence
New research from Case Western Reserve University addresses trauma as a root cause The cycle of intimate partner violence will remain unbroken unless trauma in perpetrators—not just victims—is also treated, according to new research from Case Western Reserve University. Offenders of intimate…
Lin Mei, MD, PhD Joins Department of Neurosciences at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Lin Mei, MD, PhD, joins Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine as professor, chair of the Department of Neurosciences, and director of the Cleveland Brain Health Initiative. Mei comes to the medical school following 13 highly productive years at Medical College of Georgia at Augusta…