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CWRU to sponsor youth tennis camp on campus this month
For the fourth year, Varsity Tennis Coach Todd Wojtkowski will host a youth tennis camp on campus, with sessions running June 10–14 and June 15–17. The camp held June 10–14 is a day camp, open to boys and girls ages 8-18 of all skill levels. The camp held June 15–17 will be an overnight college…
Telltale signs of when you need a vacation, according to psychology's Amy Przeworski
How to tell when you need a vacation Metro: There are many telltale signs that you need time off from work, such as dreaming about resigning, having a poor attitude or being less productive. “If you notice that you need to take a lot of breaks to accomplish work, that is a sign that the current…
Psychology's Sandra Russ and Jessica Dillon talk kids' play habits
Despite overprogramming, kids today have bigger imaginations than previous generations: study The Globe and Mail: Children are significantly more inventive than their peers a generation ago, according to research by Sandra Russ and Jessica Dillon. “We thought that play ability would be decreasing…
President Snyder thanks supporters for record-setting fundraising
Case Western Reserve University breaks fundraising record for second year running Crain’s Cleveland Business: The university broke its fundraising record for the second straight fiscal year, raising $134.5 million—more than $8 million ahead of last year’s attainment. “We continue to be humbled and…
CWRU's 66th annual book sale ends Tuesday
CWRU's book sale, Mary Doria Russell and James Renner lead the book week The Plain Dealer: More than 20,000 good-condition paperbacks were up for sale at the 66th annual CWRU Book Sale. The sale, held in Adelbert Gym, ends today at 1 p.m.
Electric vehicle to stop at CWRU as part of statewide tour; attend workshops, test drive cars
Green Energy Ohio will visit Case Western Reserve University June 8 for an electric vehicle information workshop, ride-and-drive event and lunch. The activities begin with registration, a welcome and a workshop at 11:30 a.m. at Veale Center. Lunch and networking begins at 12:30 p.m., followed by…
Mandel School graduate student elected to National Association of Social Workers position
Ruby L. Gibbons, a graduate student in the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, recently was elected regional director of an Ohio chapter of the National Association of Social Workers. Gibbons was elected to a two-year term as regional director of region eight, which includes Ashland,…
Weatherhead School’s Susan Case named Kaufman Scholar
Susan Case, associate professor of organizational behavior, has been named an inaugural Kaufman Scholar for 2012-13 at the Center for Financial Policy of the Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland. The Kaufman Scholars will meet twice in fall 2012 and for a week in spring…
Faculty: Find out how to effectively use cooperative learning in the classroom
More and more instructors are using some form of cooperative learning in their classrooms, from brief discussions with classmates to major project undertakings, to make the sessions more interactive and engaging for students. Wherever one falls on this spectrum, it is important to keep in mind…
CWRU class earns "Science" magazine prize for innovation
Science magazine has awarded a prize for Inquiry-Based Instruction to a Case Western Reserve University class that melds biology, computer modeling, mathematical analysis and writing. “Dynamics of Biological Systems,” taught by Biology Professor Hillel Chiel and three graduate assistants, abandons…