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Learn about Brazilian, American cultural celebrations at Feb. 10 lunch event
On Tuesday, Feb. 10, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in Sears Building, room 464, Spoken English Language Partners (SELP) and CWRU Brazilian students will host a celebration to learn about Carnival and Brazilian culture, as well as Mardi Gras and Fat Tuesday. Brazilian food will be provided. RSVP to Elise…
What can the MEM program do for you? Find out at Feb. 12 dinner, discussion
The Masters in Engineering Management (MEM) program will hold a dinner and discussion event, “Learn from Industry Experts: What Can MEM Do For You?” on Thursday, Feb. 12, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in Nord Hall, room 400. The discussion will include MEM faculty members Robert Kenney, Sunniva Collins,…
International Spouse Support Group to start meetings in March
Meetings for the International Spouse Support Group, a group of wives from different cultures sharing experiences about living in the United States and elsewhere, will begin in March. Spouses of international students, scholars, faculty and staff are welcome to join, as well as American women…
Weatherhead Wellness Initiative launches weekly meditation group
The campus community is invited to join the weekly meditation group sponsored by the Weatherhead Wellness Initiative. The group meets every Tuesday from 2:45 to 3:30 p.m. in Peter B. Lewis Building, room 120. Rachel Escobar, a certified yoga and meditation teacher and MBA student at Weatherhead…
National team to expand CWRU research restoring amputees’ sense of touch
Dustin Tyler created this version of the prosthetic arm, which only can be used in the lab. Case Western Reserve University researchers who helped restore a sense of touch to amputees in a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs lab in Cleveland are finalizing contract negotiations for a $4.4 million…
Student, entrepreneur Cal Al-Dhubaib talks about the benefits of relocating to the Health-Tech Corridor
Health-tech corridor vision is becoming a reality Fresh Water Cleveland: Cal Al-Dhubaib's company, Triple Analytics, got its start out of Blackstone Launchpad and now is headquartered close to CWRU. “That talent pipeline coming from [CWRU] and the hospitals is great. It’s great to be in a central…
Men's basketballl coach Sean McDonnell praises players' commitment
Case Western Reserve basketball off to historic start, ready for big weekend The Plain Dealer: The action for the unbeaten-at-home men’s basketball team continues this weekend, with tonight’s game vs. Chicago and Sunday’s faceoff with No. 12 Washington University in St. Louis. "The players…
Center for Policy Studies director Joseph White discusses health care policy
Barriers to more healthcare reform are numerous MedPage Today: Joseph White, director of the Center for Policy Studies, discussed some of the barriers to getting health care policy to work. "I think it's fair to say that the people who would be most necessary to cooperate, to overcome the power of…
Mandel School's Mark Joseph discusses effect of mixed-income housing on low-income boys
Could mixed-income housing be hurting poor boys? HuffPost Live: Mark Joseph, director of the National Initiative on Mixed-Income Communities at the Poverty Center at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, joined the discussion on a new study about mixed-income…
Law Professor Cassandra Burke Robertson chairing American Bar Association subcommittee
Cassandra Burke Robertson, professor of law and director of the Center for Professional Ethics, now serves as chair of the Appellate Litigation Subcommittee for the American Bar Association. The subcommittee is part of the Civil Rights Litigation Committee within the ABA’s Section of Litigation.