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Faculty: Find out how to avoid, detect and deal with plagiarism at next UCITE session
With the increased emphasis in college on writing essays, papers and reports, the possibility of plagiarism raises its ugly head. No teacher likes to think their students plagiarize, but the reality is that for a variety of reasons, some students may be tempted to do so. The next University Center…
Take a morning break and learn more about research supplier Fisher Scientific
Have a productive morning break Feb. 11 from 9:30 a.m. to noon on the ninth floor of the Biomedical Research Building. University research supplier Fisher Scientific will host an informational session for end-users. Attendees will learn about new products, promotions and supply center functions.…
Hear about investment strategy at lunch and learn event Feb. 10
The Innovation, Design, and Entrepreneurship Association (IDEA) will host a lunch and learn event Wednesday, Feb. 10, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in Sears think[ box ]. Tim Milanich, director of private investment at CWRU, will discuss his role in investment strategy. Registration is available online.
Buy baked goods to benefit Staff Educational Enhancement Fund
The Staff Advisory Council will hold its annual bake sale Thursday, Feb. 11, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in three locations: The Biomedical Research Building atrium The Crawford Hall SAGES lobby The Peter B. Lewis Building lobby All proceeds will benefit the Staff Educational Enhancement Fund…
Law's Jessie Hill talks about how challenges to anti-abortion legislation in other states could affect Ohio
Ohio's heartbeat bill unlikely after Supreme Court decisions The Plain Dealer: The Supreme Court ruled near-total bans on abortion in North Dakota and Arkansas unconstitutional and declined to hear appeals. Jessie Hill, associate dean for academic affairs in the School of Law and Judge Ben C. Green…
Pediatrics' Sharon Meropol discusses impact of antibiotics on diversity of infant’s microbiome
Does having a C-section alter baby's first microbiome? Smithsonian Mag: Sharon Meropol, assistant professor of pediatrics, discussed how antibiotics could impact the diversity of an infant’s microbiome. “Antibiotics of course decrease bacterial diversity and select for certain species over others,…
CEO Magazine ranks FT MBA, EMBA, as Tier One globally
CEO Magazine ranked Case Western Reserve University's Weatherhead School of Management full-time MBA and executive MBA programs as Tier One in their 2016 Global MBA Rankings. The CEO Magazine Global MBA Rankings are designed with applicants in mind and examine the nuts and bolts of an MBA: the…
Learn about Middle Eastern culture at Feb. 9 event
The Middle Eastern Cultural Association will host Speaking of Stereotypes Culture Night Tuesday, Feb. 9, at 6 p.m. at the Algebra Tea House in Little Italy. Fatima Shendy, a spoken word poet, will perform at the event. Attendees also will have the opportunity to participate in open mic. Middle…
Volunteer for CWRU’s Community Emergency Response Team
Case Western Reserve University is looking for faculty and staff volunteers for its Community Emergency Response Team (CERT), which prepares employees to help themselves and each other—and to supplement the work of first responders—in the event of a campus crisis. Up to 50 faculty and staff…
Show off your creativity for Kelvin Smith Library’s Art of STEM Competition
Kelvin Smith Library is giving university community members the chance to showcase their artistic inspiration, creativity, imagination and skill, as related to STEM visuals and imagery. The library’s second annual Art of STEM Competition, held in conjunction with the national “STEM to STEAM”…