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Mandel School experts part of program receiving statewide award
The Ohio State Bar Foundation will recognize the efforts of the Fugitive Safety Surrender program with the “Outstanding Program Award” during a reception Nov. 4 in Columbus. Violence prevention experts at the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, including Daniel Flannery, the Dr. Semi J. and Ru...
Grad students, postdocs invited to meet ACES+ Distinguished Lecturer
Graduate students and postdoctoral fellows are invited to a meet and greet with the ACES+ Distinguished Lecturer Tracy L. Johnson on Nov. 9 from noon to 1:30 p.m. in RT100-1 Wood Building. A buffet lunch will be provided. Johnson is an associate professor in the division of biological sciences at U...
CTSC Core Utilization pilot program applications available
Applications for the Clinical and Translational Science Collaborative (CTSC) of Case Western Reserve University Core Utilization pilot program are available. The deadline to apply for support—of up to $10,000—is Dec. 1. The program supports investigator use of and familiarity with CTSC Core operati...
Learn “The Strange History of Aristotle’s Masterpiece” in upcoming lecture
In the upcoming Anton and Rose Zverina lecture, “Something Borrowed, Something Blue: The Strange History of Aristotle’s Masterpiece,” Mary E. Fissel, professor in the Department of the History of Medicine at Johns Hopkins University, explores the history of one of the most important popular medical ...
Chicago Tribune critic to discuss decade’s architectural wonders and failures
Standing as bookends on a decade of architectural milestones are the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the 2010 opening of the world’s tallest building in Dubai. What’s happened between those hallmark events is what Pulitzer Prize-winning Chicago Tribune architecture critic Blair Kamin will...
Annual faculty/staff Benefits Fair held Nov. 8-9 in Thwing Center
The Department of Human Resources invites faculty and staff to attend the annual Benefits Fair on Tuesday, Nov. 8, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Wednesday, Nov. 9, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Thwing Center Ballroom. Please drop by to make your 2012 Benelect elections, speak with Benefits Staff and ...
Employee Wellness Seminar to discuss diabetes prevention, management
Take part in the CWRU Free Wellness Seminar on diabetes Nov. 7 from noon to 1 p.m. in Adelbert Hall’s Toepfer Room. Join Laurie Sadler, MD, FACP, to learn how to prevent diabetes and stay healthy if you or a loved one has the condition. She will also answer any questions. Register for the event no...
Assistant professor Michael Pollino earns NSF grant for aging infrastructure, natural disaster research
Michael Pollino, assistant professor in the Department of Civil Engineering, recently secured a $599,603 grant from the National Science Foundation—a major accomplishment for faculty at the assistant professor level—for the project “NEESR: Seismic Rehabilitation of Substandard Building Structures th...
Retrospect yearbook holding portrait sessions for seniors Nov. 10-11
Retrospect yearbook will hold portrait sessions all day Nov. 10-11 for all seniors in Thwing Center. The Nov. 10 session will be held in 1914 Lounge; on Nov. 11, pictures will be taken in the Spartan Room. Sitting is free and packages will be available for purchase at the shoot. Alan Ext of Focus O...
Jacqueline Lipton tells what employers should know about employees
What should the boss know about you? WCPN: On The Sound of Ideas, Jacqueline Lipton, associate dean for faculty development and research in the School of Law, weighs in on the privacy rights of prospective employees and what employers are entitled to know....