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CWRU representatives discuss the science of origins
Origins Institute explores the origin of life, the universe, and everything WKSU: Glenn Starkman, Distinguished University Professor and director of the Institute for the Science of Origins; Patricia Princehouse, outreach director for the institute; and Ralph Harvey, professor in the Department of…
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History's Peter Shulman explains how pursuit for energy independence has changed
America is (almost) entirely energy independent GOOD: Peter Shulman, associate professor of history, explained the how the pursuit for energy independence has changed since Richard Nixon’s presidency. “It’s a different problem now,” he said. “We have a strategic petroleum reserve, we have a lot of…
Participants Needed for Pediatric Speech and Reading Study
The Family Speech and Reading Study at Case Western Reserve University is seeking children, ages 4 to 7, both with and without speech sound disorders. The aim of the study is to determine why some children’s speech problems resolve by school-age while other children’s speech problems persist. For a…
Weight Watchers offers a Chance to Meet Oprah
On May 15, Weight Watchers launched their Better Together Sweepstakes. This campaign is a chance for current members to bring new participants to the program. Once new members enroll, the current participant earns a sweepstakes entry. The prizes are terrific! Nationally, eight lucky winners and…
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Engineering Dean Jeff Duerk named UMiami provost
The University of Miami announced this morning that Case School of Engineering Dean Jeffrey L. Duerk will become its next executive vice president and provost, effective July 1. “Case Western Reserve has been my professional home for nearly three decades,” Dean Duerk said. “It was just 30 years…
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UCITE session: “Re-Tooling Your Syllabus”
How many times have you had ideas mid-semester about how you might change a course the next time you teach it—but then, as the new semester approaches, you get busy and decide to keep the syllabus as is, with only minor tweaks? With several months of summer ahead, the next University Center for…
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Conversation on the Global Peace Index
Join Michelle Breslauer, program director of the Institute for Economics and Peace, for a conversation about the 2017 findings of the Global Peace Index (GPI) and the attitudes, institutions and structures needed to build a more peaceful society. GPI is the world’s leading measure of global…
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Yoga on the Quad
121 Fitness’s Yoga on the Quad will kick off Tuesday, June 6, at noon. These free outdoor yoga classes will be held every Tuesday this summer at noon on the Case Quad outside Adelbert Hall. Participants are encouraged to bring their own mats, but towels will be provided. Yoga on the Quad is open…
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New parking rates announced
Access Services announced new parking rates for the 2017-18 academic year. Specific rates for each lot are posted online at case.edu/access-services/parking/2017---2018-parking-rates/. The new rates are effective July 1. In addition, the discounts available to eligible staff have increased. The…
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Engineering's Anant Madabhushi talks about study on deep learning computer network
Deep learning network 100 percent accurate at identifying breast cancer HealthIT Analytics: Anant Madabhushi, the F. Alex Nason professor II of biomedical engineering, discussed the results of a study he led on a deep learning computer network that was 100 percent accurate in identifying breast…