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CWRU’s largest blood drive of the year to take place Feb. 7-8
Case Western Reserve University’s biggest American Red Cross blood drive of the year will take place on Feb. 7-8 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Thwing Center Ballroom. Global Medical Initiative and Lambda Eta Mu have combined forces to help us reach the goal of collecting 130 pints of blood during…
Learn more about teaching, mentoring excellence from Wittke/Jackson award winners Feb. 3
Have you ever wondered what goes into becoming a great teacher and mentor? Come find out from the winners of the 2011 Wittke Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching—associate professor of civil engineering Brian Metrovich and SAGES fellow Bernard Jim—and the Jackson Award for Excellence in…
Psychology's Julie Exline explains research that people pleasers overeat
“People pleasers” feel pressured to snack ABC News: A recent study found that people pleasers feel pressured to eat to comfort around them who are indulging. “If you sense that another person wants you to eat, you'll be more likely to eat more,” said Julie Exline, associate professor of…
Scott Shane says CEOs must understand franchising laws before committing
Is franchising right for you? QSR Magazine: When deciding whether or not to franchise a business, CEOs must understand the laws that govern franchising. “In my opinion, anybody who tries to put together a franchise contract themselves without legal expertise is really asking for trouble,” said…
Michael Scharf discusses prosecuting Somali pirates
Piracy in the 21st century WCPN: After U.S. Navy Seals rescued two hostages captured by Somali pirates, School of Law professor Michael Scharf joined The Sound of Ideas to discuss piracy’s prevalence and his efforts to help prosecute pirates in the Seychelles.
CWRU Ensemble in Residence, Cleveland Orchestra string quartet to perform Feb. 5
Panorámicos, the CWRU Ensemble in Residence, will be joined by the Amici String Quartet of the Cleveland Orchestra Feb. 5 at 3 p.m. in Harkness Chapel in a program featuring two works by Cleveland area composer Jeffrey Mumford. Settings of several love poems by Ronsard and Sonia Sanchez also will…
Poet returns to CWRU Feb. 10 to raise funds for scholarship fund in memory of staff member
Acclaimed poet and former Case Western Reserve university faculty member Thomas Sayers Ellis will perform several of his works Feb. 10 as part of an event to increase awareness of an initiative to raise funds for the establishment of an endowed scholarship in the memory of Frederica Ward. The…
Brighten up: Dental school faculty, students to provide care to 400 Cleveland elementary students
During last year's Give Kids a Smile Day, Michael Semidey, who was then a fourth-year student, showed proper brushing technique to a Scranton Elementary student. Photo by Susan Griffith. Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine faculty and students will help brighten the…
Faculty members to discuss Nobel Prize accomplishments during Case Nobel Symposium
The annual Case Nobel Symposium will be held Feb. 9 at 4:15 p.m. in Rockefeller Hall 301. At this event, Case Western Reserve University faculty members will briefly describe the accomplishments of the 2011 science laureates. Speakers will be physics and astronomy professor Glenn Starkman, who will…
Seniors: Yearbook portraits to be taken Feb. 6-8; schedule an appointment now
Senior portraits for the 2012 yearbook will be taken Feb. 6-8 in the Thwing Center Spartan Room. This may be the final opportunity to have your portrait taken for the 2012 yearbook. Schedule your appointment now by logging onto www.ouryear.com and entering school code 10020 or by calling…