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Applications being accepted for NIH Shared Instrumentation Grant program
The Office of Research Administration is encouraging applications for the National Institutes of Health Shared Instrumentation Grant program. The NIH Office of Research Infrastructure Programs’ Shared Instrument Grant (SIG) program encourages applications from groups of NIH-supported investigators…
CCEL’s spring community service fair scheduled for Friday; free pizza provided
Have you been meaning to get more involved in the Cleveland community? The Center for Civic Engagement and Learning’s Spring Community Service Fair is a great way to discover programs and volunteer opportunities that will allow you to break out of the bubble and connect with Cleveland. Talk with…
Freedman Fellows presentations continue Jan. 18 with music’s Stephen Hefling
The Freedman Fellows Presentation Series will continue Friday, Jan. 18, with “Continuation of The Reilly Digital Catalogue of Mahler’s Musical Manuscripts,” featuring Freedman Fellow and music professor Stephen Hefling. Hefling is widely regarded as America’s leading specialist on the composer…
CWRU community remembers first-year student Ally Piepho
Ally Piepho’s parents thought of their daughter as a renaissance woman. The Naperville, Ill., native adored art, singing, writing and the sciences. In fact, she chose Case Western Reserve in part because she could pursue multiple disciplines with equal passion. Ally’s first semester included…
Emeritus Professor Lou Giannetti weighs in on this year's Oscar race
'Lincoln,' 'Life of Pi' lead diverse Oscar nominees field USA Today: Nominations for the 85th annual Oscars were announced yesterday, but due to the wide range of nominated films, "there is really no front-runner for Oscar," said Louis Giannetti, emeritus professor of film. "Even the director's…
Biochemistry's Michael Weiss discusses new insulin findings
Case Western Reserve insulin research may mean key to better, new treatments for diabetics The Plain Dealer: As a part of an international team, researchers at Case Western Reserve University have discovered how insulin interacts with cells. “These findings carry profound implications for diabetes…
CWRU community members' top goals for 2013
When it comes to New Year’s resolutions, many on campus are resolving not to resolve. According to this week’s poll (still available at thedaily.case.edu/news/connect/) on New Year’s resolutions, the highest vote-getter was “I don’t make resolutions.” Other answers, however, combined to show a…
Take a survey on student housing at CWRU, get entered to win $200 gift certificate
A sample of undergraduate and graduate students has been invited to take part in a survey on student housing at Case Western Reserve University. The Office of Housing & Residence Life is working with The Scion Group LLC to provide an analysis of the current housing offerings for…
Women Faculty Connect luncheon to be held Jan. 22
Female faculty members: Join colleagues at Women Faculty Connect, a lunch to network, chat and share advice. The lunch will take place Tuesday, Jan. 22, from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Cleveland Room of the Thwing Center. If you wish to attend, RSVP to Susan Freimark at sbf@case.edu. The event is…
Free nicotine cessation program to be offered on campus Jan. 29–March 19; register now
As part of the Ease@Work Wellness Program, Case Western Reserve University will sponsor a nicotine cessation series, which will include guided sessions for making a plan to quit and setting a quit date. The program is open to any individual who has the desire to end their nicotine use and will…