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ESS offers seminar on building conversation skills
Educational Services for Students (ESS) is offering a free seminar for international graduate students titled “Communication and Culture: Building Authentic Conversation Skills.” This six-week seminar began March 10, but will continue meeting on Fridays at 3 p.m. in Sears Building, Room…
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CWRU Toastmasters Club spring symposium
The CWRU Toastmasters Club will hold its spring symposium March 22 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in Tinkham Veale University Center, Ballroom B. All are invited to watch 12 Angry Men and engage in a group discussion with Eugene Schnell, former Professor of the Year at Johns Hopkins University, during and…
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International graduate students: Learn about current events with ESS seminar
Educational Services for Students (ESS) is offering a free Current Events Seminar for international graduate students. This seminar began March 10 and will continue meeting on Fridays for three weeks at 1 p.m. in Sears Building, Room 541. Students will engage in discussions about current events…
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Inamori Center selects Marian Wright Edelman for 2017 Inamori Ethics Prize
Case Western Reserve University to award Inamori Ethics Prize to children's advocate Marian Wright Edelman The Plain Dealer: The Inamori International Center for Ethics and Excellence selected Marian Wright Edelman, founder and president of the Children's Defense Fund, for the 2017 Inamori Ethics…
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Law's Jonathan Adler weighs in on President Donald Trump’s second Executive Order
Revised travel ban gets day in court: Will it be found constitutional? The Christian Science Monitor: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, weighed in on how President Donald Trump’s second Executive Order compares to the first. “It’s more specific, more nuanced, and it…
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Vice President for Enrollment Management discusses new process for evaluating applications
Five insights from an admissions office that changed its process The Chronicle of Higher Education: Rick Bischoff, vice president for enrollment management, explained lessons the admissions office learned after adopting a new model for reviewing applications.
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Distinguished University Professor Kurt Stange talks about coordinating health care
Care coordination in U.S. lags other developed nations Reuters: Kurt Stange, Distinguished University Professor, discussed how coordination between primary care providers and specialists affects health care.
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Two student startups place at South by Southwest's “Student Startup Madness”
Case Western Reserve University students win two of top three awards at South by Southwest's “Student Startup Madness” Cleveland.com: Xyla Foxlin, a junior studying mechanical and aerospace engineering, and Matt Campagna, a sophomore studying computer engineering, placed second and third,…
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Pediatrics' Jerri Rose talks about rise in infant injuries
Nursery products to blame for rise in infant injuries, study finds National Public Radio: Jerri Rose, assistant professor of pediatric emergency medicine, weighed in on possible causes for the rise in infant injury.
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National Initiative on Mixed-Income Communities' Taryn Gress explains challenges for mixed-income communities
Is HUD’s $6 billion mixed-income housing strategy to blame for housing shortage Bisnow: Taryn Gress, project manager for the National Initiative on Mixed-Income Communities, explained challenges mixed-income communities face.