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Recognize outstanding students, organizations by nominating them for Global Citizen Awards
The Center for International Affairs is accepting nominations for the Global Citizen Awards. Nominations will be accepted until Friday, March 30, 11:59 p.m. The awards to be presented are: Unsung Champion Spirit of Service Laurie D. Zelman International Undergraduate Student Elise…
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Medicine's Rafick-Pierre Sekaly explains innovative HIV treatments, $11 million NIH grant
Case Western Reserve researcher receives $11 million grant to test promising new HIV treatment WKSU: Rafick-Pierre Sekaly, the Richard J. Fasenmyer Professor of Immunopathogenesis, discussed his work on an innovative treatment for HIV and partnership with California-based Sangamo Therapeutics.…
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Weatherhead School's Jagdip Singh discusses customer service study
Customer service staff need to be problem solving not apologizing The Conversation: Jagdip Singh, the AT&T Professor of Marketing, explained the practical applications of a study he conducted on customer service interactions.
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PeopleSoft Financials to be temporarily unavailable early Sunday
Due to scheduled maintenance, PeopleSoft Financials will be unavailable Sunday, March 11, from 3 to 6 a.m. For assistance with any technology product or service at Case Western Reserve, visit help.case.edu or contact the University Technology Service Desk at 216.368.HELP (4357) or help@case.edu.
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5 questions with… research mathematician, associate professor Elizabeth Meckes
For mathematicians, getting to the “aha” moment can be a frustrating exercise. But in a field where it’s common to be wrong, Elizabeth Meckes has found passion. And those times when everything does align, she said, are “beautiful.” “Those moments of clarity—those moments of ‘I suddenly see the…
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CWRU to conduct test of emergency notification systems March 15
Editor's note: This article has been updated to reflect a change in date. Case Western Reserve will test its emergency notification systems—including its outdoor speakers—at noon Thursday, March 15. The test is being conducted over spring break to reduce its impact on the campus community. In…
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“Programmable Type: the Craft of Printing, the Craft of Code”
The Edward S. and Melinda Sadar Lecture in Writing in the Disciplines, co-sponsored by Kelvin Smith Library, will feature Ryan Cordell, an assistant professor of English at Northeastern University. The talk, titled “Programmable Type: the Craft of Printing, the Craft of Code,” will take place…
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Submit abstracts to Cancer Stem Cell Conference
Cancer Stem Cell Conference (CSC 2018) invites all trainees and faculty conducting related research to the topic area to submit abstracts. To be considered for the Young Investigator Award, abstract submission should also be accompanied by a CV and a letter of support from a mentor or colleague.…
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Enter art competition for chance to win prizes, have art displayed in Bellflower Hall
The new Case Western Reserve University Writers House and the Writing Resource Center invite submissions in painting, photography, drawing or mixed media (able to be displayed as a wall hanging) by students, faculty and staff for their contest. The art should represent the writing process or any…
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[U]Tech will update Google Drive desktop application
Effective Saturday, May 12, University Technology ([U]Tech) will no longer support the Google Drive desktop application for PC and Mac, at which time the application will stop syncing files between users’ computers and Google Drive. Online Google Drive will not change and any files stored online…