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Give feedback on learning management systems at June 4 UCITE session
Learning management systems, such as Blackboard, are now ubiquitous on college campuses. But like all other aspects of technology in the Internet age, they change rapidly and need to be constantly evaluated for appropriateness. In the months ahead, Information Technology Services will lead a…
What's it like to work on a global health outbreak? Find out from a CDC fellow in two upcoming talks
Kimberly Pringle, a fellow from the Epidemiological Intelligence Service of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), will give two lectures about her experiences at the CDC in controlling global infectious outbreaks. Pringle's talks will be Thursday, May 28, at noon in Robbins…
NIH grant supports training that could lead to better management of multiple chronic illnesses
Case Western Reserve University’s Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing will begin training predoctoral and postdoctoral researchers to study people with multiple chronic illnesses in hopes of discovering better methods for managing such a complex combination of illnesses. The school of nursing…
Professor Emeritus of Psychology Donald K. Freedheim discusses changes in households once children leave for college
Now that you’ve given them wings: Exploring your new parenting role and lifestyle New York Parenting: Professor Emeritus of Psychology Donald K. Freedheim talked about the changes parents experience once all of their children have left for college. “When all the children finally graduate from high…
Weatherhead School's Ted Evans gives advice for financially preparing for MBA programs
4 money moves for prospective MBAs U.S. News & World Report: Many potential MBA students are wary of the debt they could incur by advancing their education. Ted Evans, admissions manager at the Weatherhead School of Management, discussed ways students can prepare themselves financially. One…
Two students selected as Fulbright Scholars for 2015-16
Two Case Western Reserve University students will spend the next year abroad as recipients of Fulbright Scholarships. Michael Bane, a fifth-year PhD candidate in music, is the third Fulbright Scholar from the music department in the last three years; he’ll study French musical history in Paris.…
Learn more about conducting official business for CWRU internationally at May 27 session
Case Western Reserve University is committed to international engagement that promotes an inclusive culture of global citizenship. While many benefits come from these global efforts, there are risks unique to international business. Because CWRU is a U.S. entity conducting business abroad, the…
Ohio Department of Health director to give lecture May 29 on future of public health in health care
Richard Hodges, director of the Ohio Department of Health, will present at the next installment of the Health Policy Lecture Series Friday, May 29, at noon in the Wolstein Research Building auditorium. Hodges will give a lecture, titled “Future Role of Public Health in a Changing Healthcare…
University appoints new associate vice president for student affairs/Title IX coordinator
Seldom in history has more attention been paid to the issue of sexual misconduct on the nation’s campuses—by media, government officials and universities themselves. Case Western Reserve University has adapted its policies to align with federal guidelines. It has expanded education and training.…
Medicine's Roy Buchinsky talks about health benefits of reaching 10,000 steps per day
Step counting craze has big health benefits 10TV: Fitness-tracking devices are becoming more popular, helping people reach the goal of taking 10,000 steps per day—a number that’s scientifically proven, according to Roy Buchinsky, clinical instructor of medicine. "The goal of 10,000 steps reduces…