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Graduate student support group to meet Nov. 13
GRADLink, the graduate student discussion group, will meet Nov. 13 for graduate students to connect and explore common concerns in a safe, supportive environment. The event will take place in Sears Building 543, from noon to 1 p.m. Pizza and refreshments will be provided. GRADLink, which meets…
Sigma Psi to host 34th annual Mr. CWRU male beauty pageant Nov. 16
On Friday, Nov. 16, the sisters of Sigma Psi will host the 34th annual Mr. CWRU pageant. Mr. CWRU is a mock male beauty pageant held every fall at Case Western Reserve University. Tickets are $4 presale or $6 at the door. CaseCash is accepted. All proceeds will be donated to the Cleveland Rape…
Open enrollment begins today; make elections online or at benefits fair Nov. 14-15
The Benelect open enrollment period for 2013 benefits starts today and runs through Nov. 30. Enrollment kits were sent by campus mail to benefits-eligible faculty and staff. The packets contain the Benelect 2013 guide, a summary of key considerations to help in decision-making, the Benelect 2013…
Flora Stone Mather Center’s ”Shameless Self-Promotion” series continues with talk on social media
The “Shameless Self-Promotion” series continues Nov. 29 with “Social Media for Women Faculty.” At the event, writer Jill Miller Zimon will present tips on using social media to keep research alive, network, create a meaningful blog and self-promote. Her work has been featured in the Washington…
Who needs feminism? Find out in two upcoming discussions, Nov. 13 and 15
To help debunk radical associations with the word “feminist,” the Flora Stone Mather Center for Women will host two events as a part of the national “Who Needs Feminism” campaign. All faculty, staff and students are invited to join the discussions examining the importance, beliefs and associations…
Hear about the U.S. ”energy renaissance” and its implications on policy in Nov. 15 talk
On Thursday, Nov. 15, the Case Western Reserve University Energy Alliance Speaker Series will continue with the lecture, “The Energy Renaissance and Implications for U.S. Energy Policy,” led by Oklahoma State University Professor Betty Simkins. In her talk, Simkins will discuss the United States’…
Learn how Freedman Fellow Paul Iversen is reading inscriptions on the first analog computer
The Freedman Fellows Presentation Series continues Nov. 16 with a talk titled “The Inscriptions on the Antikythera Mechanism,” led by Freedman Fellow Paul Iversen. Iversen, an associate professor of classics, will discuss two new technologies he is using to read the inscriptions incised on the…
Urban researcher helps Clevelanders explain their home in ”Rust Belt Chic"
“Be yourself” is something diehard Clevelanders know in their hearts. That message is clear from Rust Belt Chic, a collection of Cleveland essays edited by Case Western Reserve University’s Richey Piiparinen and Anne Trubek of Oberlin College. Rust Belt Chic, Piiparinen said, is about spaetzle and…
Dr. Jonathan Lass, of Case Western Reserve University and University Hospitals Case Medical Center, to be honored by Eye Bank Association of America
CLEVELAND - The Eye Bank Association of America (EBAA), the nation’s oldest transplant association, has chosen Jonathan Lass, MD, for the 2012 R. Townley Paton Award for his work on corneal preservation and his 30-plus-year career as an ophthalmologist and medical educator. Lass is the Charles I…
Enjoy free, local food at third annual Compassion Feast
Students are invited to enjoy a meal of free, plant-based food from local restaurants at the Case Animal Rights and Ethics Society's third annual Compassion Feast. Sarah Von Alt, the Ohio coordinator of Mercy for Animals, will be present to discuss the environmental ethics and widespread…