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“Timeline to Retirement”
Join Case Western Reserve University and Vanguard to find out how to make the most of your retirement plan. All CWRU employees are invited to upcoming “Timeline to Retirement" workshops. The workshops will focus on important dates to know for Social Security, Medicare and Required Minimum…
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Information session on translational funding opportunities
Join the CWRU Technology Validation & Start-Up Fund and National Institutes of Health Centers for Accelerated Innovations for an information session on two upcoming translational funding opportunities. The session will be held Monday, July 31, at noon in DeGrace Hall, Room 312. It will…
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Social Security and Medicare benefits workshops
Case Western Reserve University, the Social Security Administration and the Ohio Department of Insurance are teaming up to help faculty and staff understand their options under the Social Security and Medicare programs. All CWRU employees are invited to the following instructional…
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Check out the upgraded CWRU Google Map
University Technology ([U]Tech) upgraded the Case Western Reserve University Google Map to a more modern version that provides a better experience on both mobile devices and computers. The new version has been simplified and streamlined to provide an interface that is easier to use and a map that…
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University community shares their favorite spot to enjoy a summer day around campus
From the Case Quad to Mather Quad, there are plenty of places across campus to enjoy a nice summer day. This week, we asked the university community to share their favorite spots on campus to enjoy a summer day. Answers varied, but most focused on different areas of both quads, including by the…
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Mandel School’s Mark Singer co-authors op-ed on modern policing
Mark Singer, the Leonard W. Mayo Professor in Family and Child Welfare at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, co-authored an op-ed in The Plain Dealer about modern policing. The article, co-authored with Bernard Buckner, a former Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing…
Prostate Cancer Awareness & Knowledge Among Black & Latino Men
Are you a Black or Hispanic/Latino man age 35 or older? If you are, we would like you to consider participating in a study on Prostate Cancer Awareness and Knowledge. Participation entails completing a confidential survey in-person or completing it anonymously online. If you are interested in…
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine faculty receives funding for pediatric cancer research
In the United States, more children are lost to cancer than any other disease, and one in 285 children will be diagnosed before they turn 20. As one of the nation’s leading pediatric cancer researchers, Alex Huang, MD, PhD, professor of pediatrics with secondary appointments in pathology,…
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Studies help understand why some people are so sure they’re right
Insight suggests ways to communicate with people who ignore evidence that contradicts cherished beliefs Dogmatic individuals hold confidently to their beliefs, even when experts disagree and evidence contradicts them. New research from Case Western Reserve University may help explain the extreme…
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Support local schools by making donations for Staff Advisory Council Back-to-School Supply Drive
The Staff Advisory Council (SAC) Back-to-School Supply Drive will kick off today (July 27) at Party on the Quad and run through Friday, Aug. 18. The SAC Community Service Committee is collecting new school supplies three Cleveland Metropolitan School District schools: Daniel E. Morgan Elementary,…