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5 questions with…Urban Health Initiative’s Amy Sheon
Amy Sheon marches to the beat of her own drum. Or, rather, her own harmonica. A dancer, singer and harmonicist (she was featured on a CD just released by a band she occasionally performs with), she has plenty of interests outside the office, but her work on campus is something to be applauded as wel...
Software Center now offers ChemBioDraw Ultra 12 as free download
The Information Technology Services (ITS) Software Center now includes ChemBioDraw Ultra 12 as a free download to all students, faculty and staff for Windows and Macintosh machines. ChemBioDraw Ultra is a structure drawing suite for creating accurate, chemically aware graphics of molecules and reac...
Nursing professor heads to Lebanon as Fulbright Scholar
Marilyn Lotas has sent many undergraduates abroad for field study. Now, the associate professor and associate dean for undergraduate programs at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing will cross international borders herself as a Fulbright Scholar at the Alice Ramez Chagoury School of Nursing at...
Kelvin Smith Library café, Cramelot, reopens Aug. 22
To coincide with students’ return to campus, Cramelot will reopen the week of Aug. 22. It will be open Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Friday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the week of Aug. 22. After classes begin, Sunday hours will run 2-9 p.m. Take a look around the new spaces at the l...
Mandel School honors staff with MSASSy awards
At the end of every summer, Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences staff members hold an annual luncheon and honor fellow staff members with MSASSy Awards for their hard work and dedication to the school. This year, awards went to: Valerie Beard, receptionist Michael Brown, department assistant...
National Center for Regenerative Medicine at CWRU to Host Cleveland Stem Cell Conference, Aug 22-24
CLEVELAND—The National Center for Regenerative Medicine (NCRM) at Case Western Reserve University is proud to present "MSC 2011: Innovations in Cell-Based Regenerative Therapies," a three-day forum to highlight transformative breakthroughs in the area of adult stem cell medicine with a focus on how ...
Faculty now have instant online access to more than 90 percent of core textbooks
Faculty members at Case Western Reserve University now have instant online access to more than 90 percent of the core textbooks used today through CourseSmart, the world's largest provider of digital course materials. Faculty can search among thousands of titles from leading publishers, add eTextbo...
CaseWireless network gets upgrade; now 5 times faster than CaseGuest
Information Technology Services (ITS) has updated the wireless network on campus. The new, secure wireless network, called “CaseWireless,” is available for use by all students, faculty and staff. “CaseWireless” is five times faster than “CaseGuest” and provides a secure, authenticated connection. ...
Jacqueline Lipton publishes, presents on “innocent copyright infringement,” derivative works
School of Law professor Jacqueline Lipton’s work on “Cyberspace, Exceptionalism, and Innocent Copyright Infringement” was published in the Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law. Additionally, she presented “Derivative Works 2.0” with John Tehranian at the 11th Annual Intellectual P...
Jonathan Adler’s recent writings, presentations range from global warming to health care policy
School of Law professor Jonathan Adler’s schedule has been packed with publications, presentations and activities recently. He served as the editor on “Rebuilding the Ark: New Perspectives on Endangered Species Act Reform” (AEI Press, 2011) and guest editor on “Introduction: Symposium on Commercial ...