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Women in Science & Engineering’s Heather Clayton Terry selected for PhD Project Conference
Out of nearly 800 applicants, Heather Clayton Terry, associate director for Women in Science & Engineering, has been selected to receive an all-expense-paid trip to Chicago to attend the PhD Project Conference, Nov. 14–16. The PhD Project is a clearinghouse for the knowledge potential students…
Associate Professor Matthew Willard selected for Elite Young Scientist Conference
Matthew Willard, an associate professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the Case School of Engineering, has been selected to take part in the 13th Japanese-American Kavli Frontiers of Science symposium. The symposium will be held Nov. 30–Dec. 2 at the Arnold and Mabel…
Work out and support women's heart health at Aphitness on Nov. 11
The sisters of Alpha Phi will hold their fall philanthropy event, Aphitness, on Sunday, Nov. 11, from 2 to 6 p.m. The event, open to the entire campus community, features four hours of fitness, including yoga, Zumba and cardio, and all sessions will be run by professional fitness instructors. The…
Kelvin Smith Library announces Thanksgiving holiday hours
The Kelvin Smith Library’s Thanksgiving Holiday schedule will begin Wednesday, Nov. 21, with revised building hours until Sunday, Nov. 25. Thanksgiving holiday hours are as follows: Wednesday, Nov. 21: 8 a.m.–5 p.m. (early close, no 24x7 access) Thursday, Nov. 22: Closed (no 24x7) Friday, Nov.…
5 questions with...Case Comprehensive Cancer Center administrator Anne Duli
Day in and day out, researchers at the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center work to make major medical breakthroughs, such as this summer’s discoveries of a gene that permanently stops cancer cell proliferation and a new oncogene that leads to breast cancer. Anne Duli is not one of those researchers.…
Full schedule of events set for International Education Week, Nov. 12-17
From Nov. 12 to Nov. 17, Case Western Reserve University will celebrate International Education Week with a series of events. International Education Week was founded in 2000 as a joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and U.S. Department of Education under the leadership of President…
Campus community invited to welcome Delta Chi to CWRU at Nov. 10 chartering banquet
To thank the Case Western Reserve University community for its support in the launching of the Delta Chi Fraternity on campus, Delta Chi will hold a chartering banquet Nov. 10. All members of the Greek community and all university faculty, staff and administrators are invited to attend. Heavy…
Apply now for Office of Inclusion, Diversity and Equal Opportunity’s Train the Champion program
Train the Champion graduates Angela Lowery, student service coordinator for the Center for Civic Engagement and Learning; Stephanie Hall, CWRU police officer; and Dan Anker, associate dean for faculty affairs and human resources at the School of Medicine. Applications are being accepted for the…
YUVA speaker to discuss ”Interfaith Tolerance & Understanding” Nov. 11
Case Western Reserve University’s Youth for Unity, Virtue and Action (YUVA) annually presents a speaker series featuring various community and national leaders to discuss a variety of issues pertaining to the theme of multicultural understanding. This year, Sudharsan Sathe, an Indian-born…
Materials science's Roger French discusses new solar research center
Case Western Reserve University opens a solar research center, links with a global network The Plain Dealer: The recently launched Solar Durability and Lifetime Extension Center aims to extend the durability and performance of the materials and technologies built into solar panels. "What we are…