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Law's Paul C. Giannelli discusses process of determining if voice analysis can be used in trials
Court to rule on voice analysis in terrorism trial The Wall Street Journal (subscription required): Distinguished University Professor Paul C. Giannelli, the Albert J. Weatherhead III and Richard W. Weatherhead Professor in the School of Law, discussed the process of determining if voice analysis…
University to award four honorary degrees, approximately 2,000 diplomas during 2015 commencement
As approximately 2,000 students receive their bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees at 2015 commencement ceremonies on Sunday, May 17, four esteemed professionals from fields such as the military, medicine and entertainment also will be recognized with honorary degrees. Students and families…
Career path of Hovorka Prize winner Robert C. Elston follows biostatistics rather than farming
As a young man, Robert C. Elston didn’t have the means to follow his heart’s desire to buy a farm in England, so he pursued a fellowship in the United States instead. That twist of fate led him to become a leading biostatistician and epidemiologist rather than a terrific farmer. As a researcher,…
Learn essentials of CWRU financial management, PeopleSoft Financials 9.2 during upcoming training session
Information Technology Services, in partnership with the Division of Finance, will offer ABCs of Financials—a required class in the Case Western Reserve University Administrative Professional Series (CAPS)—on Friday, May 15, from 11 a.m. to noon in Nord Hall, Room 213. ABCs of Financials will…
Can’t ride your bike to work? You can still participate in Bike to Work Day with wellness program classes
National Bike to Work Day is Friday, May 15—and members of the Case Western Reserve University community can participate even if they live too far away from campus to make the ride. The Case Western Reserve University Wellness program will offer two 45-minute indoor cycling classes Friday, May 15,…
Plan for road closures on commencement day due to Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon
The Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon takes place on commencement day. The 2015 route will begin at Quicken Loans Arena and conclude at the Cuyahoga County Courthouse on Lakeside Avenue. The course is almost exclusively run on the west side of the city. Visitors attending Case Western Reserve…
Professor Diana Bilimoria begins new Coursera MOOC titled ”Women in Leadership: Inspiring Positive Change”
Case Western Reserve University Professor of Organizational Behavior Diana Bilimoria is attracting a global audience to her expertise on how women and men can achieve their full leadership potential in their workplaces. Her massive open online course (MOOC), called Women in Leadership: Inspiring…
Law's Michael Benza discusses how lesser charge could alter Michael Brelo case
Lesser charge could figure into verdict for Cleveland police officer Michael Brelo The Plain Dealer: In the case of Cleveland Police Officer Michael Brelo, charged with voluntary manslaughter in the shooting deaths of two people, the judge could consider a lesser-included charge of attempted…
Blackstone Launchpad's Bob Sopko discusses success of alumnus Chris Wentz
Lock and key Inside Business: In a profile of alumnus Chris Wentz (CWR ’14) and his tech startup Everykey, Bob Sopko, director of the university’s Blackstone Launchpad, discussed Wentz’s commitment to his product. Sopko allowed Wentz to have after-hours access to the Launchpad office to help get…
Anonymous donor gives School of Law largest gift in its history
Anonymous benefactor gives $4.5 million to Case Western [Reserve] law The National Law Journal (free subscription required): The law school recently received its largest gift in history: $4.5 million from an anonymous donor to support an endowed professorship as well as scholarships.