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Mandel School’s Terry Hokenstad debuts book, presents on human rights in Sweden
M.C. “Terry” Hokenstad, Distinguished University Professor, Ralph S. and Dorothy P. Schmitt Professor and professor of global health, recently returned from a European trip that included the launch of a book he co-edited, titled The Sage Handbook on International Social Work. The 540-page book…
Case Western Reserve University to lead national nursing education initiative
Case Western Reserve University’s Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing is set to become the epicenter of a comprehensive effort to enhance the quality and safety knowledge and skills for both future and practicing nurses around the country. Next month, the nursing school becomes the new home of…
President Obama honors researcher Jeffrey Capadona with Presidential Early Career Award
President Barack Obama Monday named biomedical engineering faculty member Jeffrey R. Capadona one of the nation’s 96 most promising young scientists for his pioneering work in bridging connections between artificial implants and the human body. Capadona, a biomedical engineering associate…
Learn what’s new with Mediavision in upcoming UCITE seminar
In the coming fall semester, faculty members will be provided with the means to greatly enhance their ability to capture and share the audio and video of their classes via the Mediavision lecture capture system. The upgraded system will have many new features that will benefit both students and…
Medicine’s Mukesh Jain elected VP of American Society for Clinical Investigation
School of Medicine professor Mukesh K. Jain has been elected to serve as vice president of the American Society for Clinical Investigation. In the subsequent two years he will serve as president elect and ultimately president for one of the country’s oldest and most prestigious physician-scientist…
Weatherhead School professor begins White House role as senior economist
A Case Western Reserve University professor this month joined the federal office charged with advising the nation’s president on economic policy. Susan Helper will serve for a year as a senior economist on the staff of the Council of Economic Advisers. A member of the Weatherhead School of…
Only two weeks left for summer BBQs on the Quad
The campus community is invited to attend the final barbecues of the summer: July 25 and Aug. 1. BBQs on the Quad, sponsored by Bon Appetit, Office of Summer Programs, Campus Services and Plant Services, began in early June. Each week, a themed menu is crafted comprising proteins, salads, side…
Law's Michael Benza discusses Cleveland police officer acquittal
Judge in Cleveland police shooting case visited FOP event days before acquitting officer The Plain Dealer: The judge who acquitted a Cleveland police officer attended a Fraternal Order of Police event two days before the trial. "You have to question attending an event like that on the eve of a…
"Cleveland Jewish News" takes a look at the Siegal Lifelong Learning Program
Siegal Lifelong Learning opens doors this fall Cleveland Jewish News: The Laura and Alvin Siegal Lifelong Learning Program at Case Western Reserve University will open this fall, offering classes in memoir writing, Western cosmology and more. As part of the university, the program can “tap into…
Weatherhead School student project for Cleveland Clinic wins design award
A design project conducted by Weatherhead School of Management students for Cleveland Clinic was named the runner-up in the 2012 Core77 Design Awards. Core77 is a magazine and gathering point for designers, students and enthusiasts that selects design projects from products to services and beyond…