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Weatherhead School's Timothy Fogarty talks about open-door policy, getting work done in limited time
7 ways academics can protect their time AICPA.org: Timothy Fogarty, professor of accountancy, talked about how he maintains an open-door policy for his students. He also provided tips for getting work done in limited amounts of time.
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School of Dental Medicine fits local football players for free custom mouth guards
Case Western Reserve dental students helping high school athletes gear up for seasons Cleveland 19 News: The School of Dental Medicine and Greater Cleveland Dental Society partnered to provide football players at three local high schools with free custom mouth guards.
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Weatherhead School's Mariana Carrera discusses study on using incentives to get people to exercise
Study: Monetary incentive not effective at spurring gym attendance UPI: Mariana Carrera, assistant professor of economics, conducted a study that found that monetary incentives do little to get people to exercise more at the gym, with those offered rewards going to the gym only .14 times more per…
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Great Lakes Energy Institute's Alexis Abramson discusses research conducted with ARPA-E funding
Tracking Ohio's rape kits; energy funding cuts & young entrepreneur ideastream: Alexis Abramson, the Milton and Tamar Maltz Professor of Energy Innovation and director of the Great Lakes Energy Institute, explained the work Case Western Reserve University researchers conduct with funding from…
Support women’s Ultimate Frisbee Club by purchasing Chipotle Sept. 6
Each year, members of the Ultimate Frisbee Club put in countless of hours towards bettering each and every aspect of their game while also engaging with the Cleveland ultimate community through participating in competitive leagues and hosting Learn To Play ultimate clinics. In an effort to become…
Visiting assistant professor offers classes in Department of Psychological Sciences
Dr. Donna Rumenik recently joined the Department of Psychological Sciences as a Visiting Assistant Professor. In the fall semester, Doctor Rumenik will offer courses in General Psychology I (PSCL 101), Abnormal Psychology (PSCL 321), and Multicultural Aspects of Human Communication (COSI 260). The…
Graduate students in the College of Arts and Sciences invited to summer social
Graduate Students in the College of Arts and Sciences are invited to the GCAS Summer Social 2017 at the Jolly Scholar from 5-7pm on August 25. Come mingle with old friends and new colleagues before diving headfirst into the school year! The Jolly Scholar will provide a picnic buffet, which will…
Graduate student offers free ISO-approved solar viewing glasses to view solar eclipse
Robert D. Moore Jr., a graduate student in the Department of Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences, is offering free ISO-approved solar viewing glasses to the university community in honor of the coming solar eclipse. The glasses were originally donated by Charlie Bates Solar Astronomy…
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CWRU representatives write editorial on The Common Rule
Vice President for Research Suzanne M. Rivera and Associate Professor of Bioethics Aaron Goldenberg co-authored an editorial published in a special edition of The American Journal of Bioethics. The edition of the journal focused on revisions of The Common Rule that governs human research in the…
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Acclaimed Authors Summer Luncheon Series 2017: Mimi Ormond
The Acclaimed Authors Summer Luncheon Series 2017 concludes with a talk by Mimi Ormond, author of Kinderstransport: A Rescued Child. Her talk will be held Friday, Aug. 18, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Cleveland Skating Club (2500 Kemper Road). Ormond’s book describes her escape from…