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Employee Wellness Program to kick off free Summer Yoga on the Quad series June 26
The Employee Wellness Program is kicking off its free Summer Yoga on the Quad series, held every Tuesday from June 26 to July 31. The one-hour classes will begin at noon on the Case Quad, close to Crawford Hall (rain location is 121 Fitness Center). Participants should bring a yoga mat or towel,…
Law’s Cassandra Burke Robertson pens articles for publication
Cassandra Burke Robertson, associate professor of law, recently penned two articles for publication: “The Inextricable Merits Problem in Personal Jurisdiction,” which appears in the UC Davis, Law Review, and “Due Process in the American Identity,” which will be published in a forthcoming issue of…
Law Professor Jessie Hill speaks on panels and forums, argues before U.S. appeals court
School of Law Professor Jessie Hill’s work could be heard around the state and across the country in May and June. In May, she stayed right here in Cleveland to be a panelist at a Cleveland–Marshall College of Law symposium, “Lawyers Without Rights.” Her panel was titled “The Rule of Law.” Also…
Religious studies lecturer to present on “Perceiving Jewish Identity According to Topography”
Religious studies lecturer Judith Neulander will travel to Poland next week to present her paper, titled “Landscape into Legend: Perceiving Jewish Identity According to Topography,” at the international conference “Landscape as a Factor of Creating Identity.” Neulander, who also serves as…
Searle Scholar Program offering $300,000 funding opportunity for young faculty
Case Western Reserve University faculty members are invited to submit applications for the 2013 Searle Scholar Program competition, which provides grants to selected universities and research centers to support the independent research of exceptional young faculty in the biomedical sciences and…
CWRU becomes the epicenter for lute music June 24-29; concerts open to the public
Case Western Reserve University will become the epicenter of the lute universe Sunday, June 24, to Friday, June 29, as the campus hosts the Lute Society of America’s 2012 Summer Seminar. Lute players and vocalists from around the world will converge on Cleveland to provide classes and performances…
University bookstore reopens after water damage
The Barnes & Noble bookstore is back open for business after suffering water damage yesterday. The trade book area of the store will have limited access, but the rest of the store will operate normally. The bookstore is open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and…
Outstanding employees recognized at Staff Service Awards event
Four outstanding staff members were recognized last week at the Staff Service Awards brunch for their contributions to the Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland communities. Theresa Grigger, Amy Hammett and Gene Matthews received the President’s Award for Distinguished Service, while…
Meet the Class of 2016 by leading common reading breakout sessions at orientation
Looking to connect with the incoming first-year students—and to find a nice summer reading book with a positive message? Sign up today to lead a common reading breakout session during new student orientation! The Office of First Year Experience is looking for faculty and staff members to help lead…
Volunteer to show Cleveland/CWRU culture to Fulbright scholars from Iraq
Eight junior faculty members from Iraq will visit Case Western Reserve University July 7–Sept. 15 as part of a Fulbright program. CWRU faculty members are looking for student, faculty and staff volunteers to join the scholars on cultural activities. These activities could include a visit to a…