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Siegal Lifelong Learning Program to hold Jewish Boot Camp
The Siegal Lifelong Learning Center will hold two upcoming Jewish Boot Camp crash courses that provide a basic introduction to Jewish thought, history and traditions. All are welcome to participate in the classes. What is Jewish Prayer: Spirituality, Discipline, Reflection Thursdays from Feb.…
In search of a Valentine’s Day gift? Check out fair trade sale Feb 8-9
A fair trade sale will be held Feb. 8-9 from 11 to 3 p.m. in the Tinkham Veale University Center. Support small coffee, tea and cocoa farmers and handcraft artisans in the global south when you purchase gifts for your friends and significant other. All products in the sale guarantee a fair, living…
Reflect on the past, shape the future at CWRU Convening
Campus community members of the African diaspora are invited to attend CWRU Convening, a safe space to collectively process, reflect, heal and organize for social change. The event will be held Friday, Feb. 12, from 4 to 8 p.m. in the Mandel Community Studies Center. Registration is available…
Faculty member Anthony Jack explains importance of having a positive mentor
How positive mentors help us tap into the neuroscience of success  Good: Anthony Jack, associate professor of philosophy, psychology, neurology and neuroscience, explained the importance of having a positive mentor. “What we see is that how mentors help their mentees focus, how they make them…
Mandel School's Robert Fischer discusses challenge of getting school districts to share information on preschool students for research
Local preschool studies are limited: Will suburban schools share student data to learn more? The Plain Dealer: Robert Fischer, research professor at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, discussed the challenges associated with  purposes.
Faculty members talk about how “Lifelong Smiles” van has helped elderly patients in Cleveland receive dental care
In Cleveland, dental students spark senior smiles ADA News: Co-Directors of the Geriatric Dental Program Suparna A. Mahalaha and Nicole Harris, and James Lalumandier, chair of the community dentistry department, talked about how the School of Dental Medicine’s “Lifelong Smiles” van has helped…
Provost announces new committee to improve undergraduate experience
Provost W.A. “Bud” Baeslack today announced the launch of a two-year effort to assess undergraduate education at Case Western Reserve and identify ways to enhance future students’ overall campus experience. “Our university has a long history of excellence and innovation in education, and we have…
Check out the Lunar New Year celebration—complete with fireworks—Feb. 8
The university community is invited to celebrate the Lunar New Year with a fireworks display Monday, Feb. 8. The festivities will begin at 8 p.m. in the Tinkham Veale University Center, followed by fireworks at 8:45 at Freiberger Field. Those who come early with their CWRU ID will get a free…
Join the CWRU Throwback Weekend festivities at varsity basketball matches Feb. 5-7
The Case Western Reserve University basketball teams will head to historic Adelbert Gymnasium for the 11th annual CWRU Throwback Weekend. On Friday, Feb. 5, and Sunday, Feb. 7, the Spartan men’s and women’s basketball teams will host University Athletic Association doubleheaders against Brandeis…
Enroll your children in iD Tech Camps this summer
This summer, encourage the awesome in your child. At iD Tech Camps, held at Case Western Reserve University, students ages 7 to 17 can learn to code, design video games, modify Minecraft, engineer robots, model 3-D characters, build websites, print 3-D models and more. The program includes the…