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Department of Religious Studies launches graduate degree program
Case Western Reserve University’s Department of Religious Studies will offer a graduate degree program for the first time in fall 2012. Students will be able to pursue a Master of Arts degree in Religious Studies that follows a two-year curriculum. “We noticed an increased interest among students…
UPB brings poet Andrea Gibson to campus Feb. 16 for Poetry Jam
Poet Andrea Gibson’s poetry addresses sexuality, spirituality, love, war and other controversial issues, and the University Program Board is bringing her to campus for the Poetry Jam this Thursday, Feb. 16, to share her message. The event will begin at 6 p.m. at The Spot. After her half-hour…
Feb. 16 UCITE seminar to discuss community-based learning in classes
The topic of the next UCITE seminar, to be held Feb. 16, will be “Utilizing Community-based Learning to Enhance Your Course.” Because many students want to serve their communities while at college and after they graduate, more and more universities are connecting to their neighborhoods in…
USG seeks proposals for Student Life Improvement Grant
What’s your big idea? With up to $25,000 up for grabs, how would you improve the undergraduate experience at Case Western Reserve University? Undergraduate Student Government is looking for proposals from students, faculty and staff for the Student Life Improvement Grant (SLIG). For more…
Alexander Lamis, associate professor of political science, passes away
Alexander P. Lamis, associate professor of political science, died Feb. 10 after a seven-month battle to overcome a reaction to medications. He was 65. Born May 10, 1946, in Charleston, S.C., Lamis earned his undergraduate degree in history from the College of Charleston, He went on to earn  a…
Experimenting with environment changes can boost heart health
As you think about your special Valentine today—and the way he or she makes your heart flutter—it’s a good time to remember that a few changes in diet and exercise can improve heart health for people of all ages, says a researcher at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing. “It’s American Heart…
Date set for Inclusion and Diversity Achievement Awards Luncheon; nominations being accepted
Save the date: The Office of Inclusion, Diversity & Equal Opportunity’s fourth annual Inclusion and Diversity Achievement Awards Luncheon will take place April 19 at 11:30 a.m. in Thwing Ballroom. Nominations also are being accepted for the Faculty and Student Leadership Awards, the…
Seminar to explain REDCap online survey and database manager
The Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics Research Seminar will cover “REDCap 101: Introduction to REDCap (Research Electronic Data Capture)” Feb. 15 from noon to 1 p.m. in the Biomedical Research Building 105. Sheree Hemphill, clinical research unit informatics manager in the CTSC…
Improv comedy troupe holding auditions for new pianist
IMPROVment, Case Western Reserve University’s short-form improv comedy troupe, is having pianist auditions in Eldred Theater until the end of month. To sign up for an audition time, email aap57@case.edu about your interest and availability.
Bon Appetit chefs to lead cooking demonstration on healthy, delicious soups
The theme of the upcoming CWRU Employee Cooking Demonstration will be “Healthy & Tasty Soups.” Bon Appetit chefs will teach participants easy ways to make healthy, delicious soups. The demonstration will be held from noon to 1 p.m. in Cramelot Café at Kelvin Smith Library. Register online.