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Meet local CEOs on social entrepreneurship field trip
The Innovation, Design and Entrepreneurship Association (IDEA) will host a social entrepreneurship field trip Thursday, Oct. 8. The group will tour and speak with CEOs at two local companies: Rustbelt Reclamation (recycled industrial woodworking) and Chateau Hough (neighborhood vineyard). There is…
Faculty: Find out how you can help improve student writing skills
Over the past eight years, faculty readers of SAGES writing portfolios have indicated that Case Western Reserve University students are writing academic essays that meet grammatical and stylistic expectations, but demonstrate weaknesses in argumentation and critical thinking. Join the University…
Attend author event at University Bookstore Oct. 10
Daniel Melnick, emeritus professor of English and SAGES lecturer, will discuss his book, The Ash Tree, Saturday, Oct. 10, from noon to 1 p.m. at the Barnes and Noble University Bookstore. His book, which was published in April, focuses on an Armenian-American family from 1915 through the…
Get a laugh at IMPROVment’s Alumni Show Oct. 10
IMPROVment, Case Western Reserve University’s premier short-form improv comedy troupe, will hold its biannual Alumni Show Saturday, Oct. 10, at 2 p.m. in the Tinkham Veale University Center ballroom. Come celebrate 12 years of free improv comedy on CWRU’s campus as current troupe members perform…
Download Read&Write Gold from the Software Center at no cost
Read&Write Gold is available now for Case Western Reserve University students, faculty and staff members at no cost through the Software Center. The program is compatible with Windows and Mac devices. Read&Write Gold provides access to support tools and resources that individuals with…
Free cybersecurity conference to feature FBI director, other global experts on preventing, responding to attacks
Event marks launch of Cleveland-area public-private consortium to increase information sharing about threats, incidents and overall best practices Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey will be among the speakers Wednesday, Oct. 14, when Northeast Ohio organizations host the region’s…
Law's Carmen Naso commented that law enforcement officials don’t always punish people caught driving on a suspended license
Could 4-person fatal crash have been prevented? Cincinnati.com: Carmen Naso, senior instructor of law, commented that law enforcement officials don’t always punish people caught driving on a suspended license, but noted that when drivers reoffend, “You don’t want people to go unpunished,” Naso…
Medicine's Jackson Wright Jr. discusses study on new blood pressure guidelines
Wellness Wednesday: Blood pressure guidelines, syphilis and HIV testing WOSU Radio: Jackson Wright Jr., professor of medicine, discussed the study he contributed to on new blood pressure guidelines. He talked about current guidelines and how to manage blood pressure to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
think[box] opens in new space
Case Western Reserve University opens new 'think[ box ]' innovation center The Plain Dealer: The first three floors of think[ box ] opened Thursday in the Richey Mixon Building. The remaining four floors are expected to open in fall 2016. Later this month, the university will showcase the space at…
Stephanie Endy named associate VP for research in CWRU’s Office of Research and Technology Management
Case Western Reserve University’s Office of Research and Technology Management (ORTM) has added Associate Vice President for Research Stephanie Endy as a key member to its administrative team. Endy, who began her new position Oct. 1, brings extensive career experience at top research universities,…