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Weatherhead School faculty win prize for best educational research paper
Timothy Fogarty, professor of accountancy, Larry Parker, associate professor of accountancy, and Gregory Jonas, assistant professor of accounting, recently won the Teaching, Learning, and Curriculum Prize for the best educational research paper at the 2012 Ohio American Accounting Association…
Attend free seminar on skin health/skin cancer awareness June 14
The Employee Wellness Program will host a skin health/skin cancer awareness seminar June 14 from noon to 1 p.m. in room A59 of the law school. Margaret Bobonich, a certified nurse practitioner in the Department of Dermatology, will discuss the best ways to preserve and protect your skin—to prevent…
ITS to upgrade password database software June 16; password changes and resets unavailable
Information Technology Services (ITS) will perform an upgrade to its password database software (Kerberos) on Saturday, June 16, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. EST. During this time, the ability to change or reset your CWRU Network ID password will be temporarily unavailable. You will still be able to log…
Two nutrition faculty members honored by Ohio Dietetic Association
The Ohio Dietetic Association honored two School of Medicine faculty members at its 91st annual conference May 17-18. Elaine Borawski, the Angela Bowen Williamson Professor in Community Nutrition, received the Outstanding Contribution by a Non-Member Award in recognition of the value and…
Students perform at Berkeley Music Festival & Exhibition
Students practice in Harkness Chapel prior to leaving for Berkeley, Calif. A group of young early music performers from Case Western Reserve University and the Cleveland Institute of Music have earned a stage appearance at the prestigious 2012 Berkeley Music Festival as part of Early Music America…
ITS to hold online training on Google Sites June 14
Information Technology Services will host “ITS Connect: Google Sites” Thursday, June 14, at 11:30 a.m. online at connect.case.edu/itsconnect. This training presentation will demonstrate the basic functions of Google Sites, their capability to integrate other Google Apps and their usefulness in…
Ceremony, reception to be held June 21 to recognize Edward Greenfield’s new appointment
The campus community is invited to celebrate the appointment of Edward Greenfield, PhD, as the Harry E. Figgie III, MD, Professor of Orthopaedics. A ceremony will be held June 21 at 5 p.m. in the Iris S. and Bert L. Wolstein Research Building; a reception will follow. To attend, RSVP before June…
Pediatrics professor Maureen Hack says preemie babies grow into healthy teens
Most 'extreme preemies' grow into happy, healthy teens HealthDay News: As teenagers, individuals who were born prematurely rate their health about the same as children born at normal weights. “There is this whole question of whether we should be keeping these very premature babies alive,” said…
Social work's Kathryn Betts Adams blogs about media's focus on aging
Our own worst critics? Or not Psychology Today: In a blog post, Kathryn Betts Adams, associate professor of social work, discusses the media’s focus on women’s aging appearance, from a former New York Times editor’s comments on Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s looks to Snow White and the…
Beverly Saylor explains fracking's associated risks
Panel debates ‘fracking’ Cleveland Jewish News: Beverly Saylor, associate professor of stratigraphy and sedimentology, recently spoke at a local event, titled “Fracking in Our Backyard: Why Should We Care?” Saylor helped explain the geological process of fracking and its associated risks.