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Meet author, former faculty member Patricia Harman at university bookstore Sept. 20
The university bookstore will host a meeting with Patricia Harman, author of The Midwife of Hope River, Sept. 20 at noon. In her new book, Harman, a former faculty member at Case Western Reserve, follows the life of midwife Patience Murphy in the Appalachia region during the Depression. The book…
Freedman Fellow, associate professor Brian Gran to discuss child trafficking in upcoming lecture
On Friday, Sept. 21, Brian Gran, associate professor of sociology, will lead a discussion on the occurrence of child trafficking in Northeast Ohio as well as how it can be mapped and tracked. His presentation, “Digital Mapping of Child Trafficking in Northeast Ohio,” is part of the Freedman Fellows…
Calling all performers: Info session to be held Sept. 20 for study abroad program in London
Students of all majors are invited to learn more about the Department of Theater’s collaboration with The Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. Students taking part will have the opportunity to spend spring semester 2013 in London, earning Case Western Reserve University credit. Students will study with…
Discounted tickets available for Sunday’s Browns game
The Weatherhead School of Management invites faculty, staff and students across campus to attend this week’s Cleveland Browns football game with members of the Weatherhead School community. Each employee or student can purchase up to four tickets for the Browns vs. Buffalo Bills game for $15 each.…
CWRU to launch London and Jerusalem experiences in spring 2013
Case Western Reserve University next spring will launch two semester-long study abroad programs—one that will provide academic and performance opportunities at London’s acclaimed Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA), and one that will offer internships and cultural experiences in Jerusalem. The…
Film screening of “Never Let Me Go” to take place Sept. 19; ethics discussion to follow
During the Department of Bioethics’ next movie night, attendees can watch Never Let Me Go, the British dystopian science fiction drama based on Kazuo Ishiguro's 2005 novel of the same name. Following the film, there will be a discussion regarding the ethical issues introduced. Admittance is free,…
Graduate students: Learn about careers in strategy and management consulting
Looking at a career outside academia? Graduate Student Senate and the Biomedical Graduate Student Organization will hold an information session with consultants from McKinsey & Co.’s Cleveland office to discuss careers in strategy and management consulting, especially for those with a master's…
Research Administration holds contest to name data management system; winner to receive free iPad
The Office of Research Administration soon will introduce a new electronic system for pre-award proposal development and data management. When that happens, the current system, Spiderweb, and its "eURF" form will go away. Before it launches, the office is holding a competition to name the new…
Walleye on the menu Sept. 25 as Bon Appétit celebrates first-ever Eat Local (Fish) Challenge
As part of its annual Eat Local Challenge, Bon Appetit will put the spotlight on seafood this year. On Sept. 25, walleye will be featured on executive chef Dave Apthorpe’s menu at Case Western Reserve’s Biomedical Research Building Café. This is Bon Appétit’s first-ever Eat Local (Fish) Challenge,…
Cedar-University Rapid Station to undergo $18.5 million renovation
Responding to the growing needs of Case Western Reserve University and the larger University Circle community, the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority will embark on an $18.5* million renovation to the Cedar–University Red Line Rapid Station. Federal and local officials will join…