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Math faculty elected to American Mathematical Society Fellows
Two faculty members have been named to the inaugural class of American Mathematical Society Fellows in recognition of excellence in research and education. Stanislaw Szarek, the Kerr Professor of mathematics, and Professor Elisabeth Werner are experts in convex geometry. He specializes in…
History’s David Hammack receives leadership award for work on nonprofits, voluntary action
David Hammack, the Hiram C. Haydn Professor of History, recently was awarded the Distinguished Achievement and Leadership Award of the Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action (ARNOVA). Hammack has written extensively on the history of America’s civil society and…
Student medical device company wins first place at Northeast Ohio Entrepreneur Expo competition
Miach Medical Innovations, a medical device company led by Case Western Reserve University student Cullen Dolan, took first place—and a $1,500 prize—in the JumpStart Inc. Northeast Ohio Entrepreneur Expo’s inaugural student business competition. The company is developing a device that uses…
Graduate students earn second place in Johnson & Johnson’s national competition
Case Western Reserve University graduate student JeShaune Jackson admires innovation. He also knows that ideas derived in a research lab often end up shelved. To combat this trend, the 25-year-old Weatherhead School of Management student, with other Case Western Reserve students from medicine,…
Attend a community hour discussion on post-graduation opportunities for women
During this Friday’s community hour, Women in Science and Engineering Roundtable, Society of Women Engineers, Phi Sigma Rho and Graduate Student Senate will host a roundtable discussion on post-graduate opportunities. During the event, held in Nord Hall 310, female professionals from a number of…
Apply for Beta Theta Pi’s Men of Principle Scholarship
The brothers of Beta Theta Pi seek applications for their Men of Principle Scholarship. This $500 scholarship will be awarded to one non-Greek-affiliated male student who displays excellence in academics, extracurricular activities, leadership, athletics and service. Applicants may opt to be…
SOURCE to host research seminar Dec. 4 titled ”Don’t Forget, That’s a Person”
SOURCE will hold the next installment of its Responsible Conduct of Research for Undergraduates Seminar Series Tuesday, Dec. 4. This discussion, titled “Don't Forget, That's a Person,” will examine issues related to performing research with human subjects. The event will take place in Nord Hall…
Women faculty: Get advice from full professors during Dec. 4 lunchtime discussion
The Women Faculty Leadership Development Institute of the Flora Stone Mather Center for Women invites female faculty members to the lunchtime discussion, "Advice from Full Professors: What I Learned By the Seat of My Skirt." Cathy Carlin, professor of molecular biology and microbiology; Miriam…
Players’ Theatre Group to perform the play ”Chaika” this weekend
The Players’ Theatre Group will perform Chaika, a new, music-filled adaptation of Anton Chekhov's The Seagull, this weekend in the Black Box of Eldred Theatre. The show, directed by Kelly McCready, stars Amnon Carmi, Abbey Fox, Daniel Humphrey, Thayer Juergens, Kelsey Petersen and Hillary…
Cleveland middle-schoolers to experience hands-on science, technology and dentistry
This weekend, middle-school students will treat simulated patients at the Case Western Reserve University dental school. About 40 seventh- and eighth-graders in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District’s STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) program have enrolled in a one-day camp to…