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Law’s Sharona Hoffman gives presentations on electronic health records
Sharona Hoffman, Edgar A. Hahn Professor of Law, gave a talk Oct. 9 titled “Update on Electronic Health Records: HIPAA and HITECH,” at the Health Care & Market Forces: Current Issues Conference held at Indiana University School of Law in Indianapolis. In addition, Hoffman served as a session…
Dive into the structure of masculinity in videogames during Nov. 15 presentation, discussion
The Flora Stone Mather Center for Women at Case Western Reserve University will present its annual Program on Masculinity and Gender Nov. 15 to examine the structure of masculinity in videogames. Derek Burrill, associate professor of media and cultural studies at the University of California,…
Music education director William Bauer publishes article on integrating technology in music
William I. Bauer, director of music education and associate professor, had his article, “Grounded Tech Integration Using K–12 Music Learning Activity Types,” published in the November issue of Learning & Leading with Technology, a journal of the International Society for Technology…
Music education’s Matthew Garrett publishes article on the LGBTQ component of music teacher training
Matthew L. Garrett, assistant professor of music education and director of choirs recently had his article, “The LGBTQ Component of 21st-Century Music Teacher Training: Strategies for Inclusion from the Research Literature” published in UPDATE: Applications of Research in Music Education. The…
Learn--and sample--health-conscious Thanksgiving recipes during cooking demo Nov. 16
On Friday, Nov. 16, join the Graduate Student Senate Health & Wellness Committee, Bon Appétit and 121 Fitness for a seminar on health-conscious Thanksgiving cooking, during which attendees can ask cooking-related questions and sample the culinary creations. The event will take place in Nord…
Get tips for talking to parents about grades, future plans in Nov. 16 workshop
The Mind-Body Café continues Friday, Nov. 16, with the workshop, “Talking to Parents about Grades & Plans for Next Semester,” led by University Counseling Services’ Jes Sellers. Mind-Body Cafe is a series of workshops fostering student health and wellness. This installment will take place in…
Memorial service for Emeritus Professor Leroy Klein to be held on campus Nov. 17
A memorial service will be held Saturday, Nov. 17, to celebrate the life of Leroy Klein, emeritus professor of orthopedics, biochemistry and macromolecular science at the Case Western Reserve School of Medicine. Klein passed away this September. In addition to his valued professorship, Klein was a…
Learn about building community at CWRU during Friday event
On Friday, Nov. 16, the Case Western Reserve University Share the Vision Committee will sponsor the community hour program, Building Community at CWRU. The program is designed to celebrate Share the Vision's message and affirmations and underscore the ways in which cooperation can help realize a…
Law review’s annual symposium to tackle law, policy issues surrounding fracking
Beginning at 9 a.m. on Nov. 16, the Case Western Reserve Law Review will present its annual symposium. This year’s topic is “The Law and Policy of Hydraulic Fracturing: Addressing the Issues of the Natural Gas Boom.” Symposium speakers will discuss issues ranging from the division of regulative…
Memorial services set for longtime employee Elise Lindsay and her husband
Members of the Case Western Reserve community are invited to attend a memorial service Friday in Cleveland Heights for longtime university staff member Elise Lindsay and her husband, Gregory. The couple passed away last week in their home of apparent carbon monoxide poisoning from a furnace in…