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Find out how you can pursue a graduate degree in health sciences at CWRU at today’s working professional fair
The Health Sciences Graduate Studies Fair for Working Professionals is today (Feb. 4) from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. on the first floor of the Biomedical Research Building. CWRU employees and those from area medical centers can come explore all of the CWRU Health Sciences Graduate programs available to…
Sharpen your writing skills at Feb. 5 workshop
Hone your writing skills at the Writing Resource Skills General Campus Workshop Friday, Feb. 5, from 12:35 to 1:35 p.m. in Bellflower Hall, Room 102. English Lecturers Malcah Effron and Martha Schaffer will lead the workshop, which will feature the topic "Continuing Your Writing Process.” Pizza…
Meet with more than 90 employers at Career Fair Feb. 8
The Get Experienced! Career Fair is just around the corner. More than 90 employers will be at the Veale Convocation, Recreation, and Athletic Center Monday, Feb. 8, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to meet with students. Get a list of the participating organizations. Registration is available online.
Make strides toward a healthier lifestyle with new online programs; information sessions to be held next week
The CWRU Wellness Program now offers Selfhelpworks, a suite of programs that can help benefits-eligible faculty and staff make healthy lifestyle changes, such as weight loss, smoke cessation, stress resilience and more. The self-paced programs typically take six to eight weeks and are available on…
Celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. with poetry and food
The annual Food for the Soul Celebration will be held Friday, Feb. 5, at 12:30 p.m. in the Thwing Center atrium. The event will celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. with readings in poetry and prose, from members of the university community. This year, readers will have to opportunity to…
“Science evangelist” Ainissa G. Ramirez to present lecture, sign books Feb. 15
Ainissa G. Ramirez, a widely respected author and speaker described as a “science evangelist” for spreading her passion for science to the general public, will present a lecture and book signing at Case Western Reserve University as part of Black History Month. Her talk, “Bold STEM Innovators of…
Wear red tomorrow to raise heart disease awareness
Heart Disease is the No. 1 killer of women each year. Alpha Phi is dedicated to keeping hearts beating by raising money and awareness. Help the organization fight heart disease by wearing red Friday, Feb. 5, to raise awareness.
Adapt toys to benefit children with disabilities at Feb. 8 workshop
RePlay for Kids will hold a toy repair and modification workshop Monday, Feb. 8, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in Crawford Hall, Room A09 to benefit children with disabilities in Northeast Ohio. At the workshop, there will be toys that need to be adapted so a child with a disability can use them and some…
Bioethics' Aaron Goldenberg talks about challenges of potential regulations on adding consent process for human specimens
Immortal tension: Henrietta Lacks, and the rift between the new common rule and the common good WBUR: Aaron Goldenberg, associate professor of bioethics, talked about the challenges associated with potential regulations that would add a consent process for human specimens. “We work with a couple…
Anatomy's Darin Croft discusses his discovery of a tortoise shell in Bolivia
Giant tortoise fossil reveals Bolivia's lowland past Daily Mail: Darin Croft, an anatomy professor, discussed his discovery of a tortoise shell in Bolivia that reveals clues about the elevation history of the Andes Mountains and climate change. “We're trying to understand how tectonic plate…