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CWRU researchers to make virtual energy audits a reality
$1.4 million ARPA-E grant aims to boost energy efficiency nationally Case Western Reserve University researchers were awarded a $1.4 million U.S. Department of Energy grant to develop software to perform virtual energy audits of light commercial buildings. In addition to audits, the computer…
Applications due Jan. 22 for CWRU Pride LGBT Ohio Leadership Award
Have you worked to make impactful actions or advancements in the mission of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) community here at CWRU, in the Cleveland community or even nationally? If so, apply for the CWRU Pride LGBT Ohio Leadership Award by Jan. 22. The award is open to…
Patricia Thomas, James Young talk about collaboration among health care professionals
Feeding the workforce: higher ed adapts WKSU: Patricia Thomas, vice dean for medical education, and James Young, executive dean of Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, discussed how the medical field is moving toward a model that includes more collaboration with other health care…
Law's Michael Scharf talks about International Criminal Court's present power, future
New ICC courtroom opens for business with Kenya trial The Washington Post: Michael Scharf, co-dean of the School of Law, talked about the International Criminal Court's present power and its future, noting that crimes in Syria by ISIS “may emerge as the ICC’s highest profile case in 2016."
President Obama Initiates "Moonshot" for Cancer
In his State of the Union speech earlier this week, President Obama asked Vice President Joe Biden to lead the "moonshot" to cure cancer that Biden asked for last year. This statement has received national attention and has created quite a buzz over the last few days. Key leaders in cancer…
School of Law names first associate dean for diversity
Health disparities scholar Ruqaiijah A. Yearby starts new role this month Case Western Reserve University School of Law's first tenured female African-American professor has been named as the school’s inaugural Associate Dean of Institutional Diversity and Inclusiveness. Ruqaiijah A. Yearby, who…
Learn about resources available to students in the humanities
The Baker-Nord Center for the Humanities will hold a panel discussion on resources specifically available to undergraduate students studying the humanities at Case Western Reserve University. “Humanities@Case” will be held Friday, Jan. 22, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in Clark Hall, Room 206. The…
Seats remain for ABCs of Financials class Jan. 19; register today
Seats are remaining for the Jan. 19 installment of ABCs of Financials, a core class in the CWRU Administrative Professional Series (CAPS). ABCs of Financials provides participants with a basic understanding of the accounting structure, system and concepts used to manage the daily financial…
MLK Celebration Week begins today; get the full schedule of events
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Week, organizations across the university will host a variety of events Jan. 15-22. A brief list of events is found below. For more information and a full description of events, visit case.edu/events/mlk/about-the-celebration/. Friday, Jan.…
Office of Local Government & Community Relations to launch lunch and learn series
The Office of Local Government & Community Relations will host a monthly CWRU in the Community Lunch & Learn Series in 2016. Held at noon on the third Wednesday of each month, the campus community will have the opportunity to learn more about Case Western Reserve University's involvement…