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Deadline extended to apply to Welter-Muzic Child Well-Being Scholars: Conference Support Program
The deadline to apply to the Welter-Muzic Child Well-Being Scholars: Conference Support Program has been extended to Friday, Jan. 30. The program provides financial support to undergraduate students to attend a professional conference on research and policy or practice related to children and…
Donate to American Red Cross at blood drive Jan. 22
The African-American Society will sponsor an American Red Cross Blood Drive on Thursday, Jan. 22, from 2 to 7 p.m. in the Wade Pioneer Room in Wade Commons. Approximately 900 pints of blood are needed daily to meet the need of Northeast Ohio hospitals and medical institutions, and each pint of…
Nominate your professors, mentors for Wittke/Jackson awards
Nominations are being accepted for the J. Bruce Jackson Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Mentoring and the Carl F. Wittke Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching. The Jackson award is given to faculty or staff members who have fostered professional development, facilitated goals and…
Medicine's Sanford Markowitz discusses research findings on colorectal cancers
Colorectal cancers in black patients have molecular differences, Cleveland research team discovers The Plain Dealer: Sanford Markowitz, the Ingalls Professor of Cancer Genetics, discussed his research, which identified how colorectal cancer on the molecular level is different in black Americans…
Weatherhead's William Mahnic explains influence of personal health on wealth
CardHub’s 2015 money-saving resolutions Cardhub.com: William Mahnic, associate professor of banking and finance, explained the correlation between personal health and wealth. “Improved health should lead to improved productivity and performance on the job, which will eventually lead to a higher…
Medicine's Smitha Krishnamurthi discusses recent findings on Vitamin D and colon cancer survival
​Vitamin D may boost colon cancer survival CBS News: Higher levels of vitamin D seem to improve colon cancer patients’ response to chemotherapy and anti-cancer drugs. It also takes longer for cancer to progress in people with higher levels. "That is interesting because that's more of a…
Psychiatry's Phillip Resnick discusses involvement with John Du Pont case
Before 'Foxcatcher' became hit movie, Dr. Phillip Resnick of UH was part of the John du Pont defense team The Plain Dealer: Phillip Resnick, professor of psychiatry, was a member of the John du Pont defense team when du Pont was on trial for the murder of Olympic wrestler Dave Schultz in 1996.…
Full week of events scheduled, as MLK Celebration Week begins today
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Week, organizations across the university will host a variety of events Jan. 16-23. A brief list of events is found below. For more information and a full description of events, visit case.edu/events/mlk/about/events.html. Friday, Jan. 16 Community…
First Ethics Table of the semester set for Jan. 21
The first Ethics Table brown bag lunch discussion of the spring semester will take place next Wednesday, Jan. 21, at 11:30 a.m. at the Thwing Center’s Cleveland Room. There is no topic for the first meeting of the semester. At the meeting, attendees will discuss possible topics for coming…
Master of Engineering and Management program open house set for Jan. 20; RSVP today
The Master of Engineering and Management (MEM) program will kick off its Spring Open House Series on Tuesday, Jan. 20, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in Nord Hall, Room 410. At the open house, discover how leadership skills enhance effectiveness in the industry, academia and research positions. Also, hear…