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Jessica Berg talks "legislating weight"
Should we legislate our weight? Staffing Talk: Jessica Berg, professor of law and bioethics, discusses what can—and should—be done by government and employers to educate or legislate about weight issues.  “Employers are clearly concerned about rising healthcare costs since they are ‘footing the…
Richard Boyatzis, Tony Jack talk flaws of traditional testing
Ohio to upgrade standardized testing WKSU: Research by Richard Boyatzis, professor of organizational behavior, and Tony Jack, assistant professor of cognitive science, focuses on how traditional testing isn’t always best for students. “When you go into this sort of analytic mode that you need to…
Jonathan Adler discusses REINS Act
REINS on regulators National Review Online: School of Law professor Jonathan Adler penned an article discussing his take on the Regulations from the Executive In Need of Scrutiny (REINS) Act, “which would prevent federal agencies from adopting major regulatory initiatives without congressional…
Faculty, staff invited to annual Adelbert Hall holiday party Dec. 16
President Barbara R. Snyder and Provost W.A. “Bud” Baeslack invite faculty and staff to attend the annual Adelbert Hall Holiday Open House Dec. 16 from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. All university faculty and staff are welcome to stop by to enjoy beverages, heavy hors d’oeuvres and dessert. RSVP to Amanda…
Power of Diversity Lecture Series speakers announced
Joy Bostic Mae Jemison The Office of Inclusion, Diversity and Equal Opportunity (OIDEO) announced the Spring 2012 Power of Diversity Lecture Series speakers. The spring series kicks off Feb. 7 with “The Biochemistry of Life: A Model of Diversity” by Emmitt Jolly, assistant professor in the…
Keeping up shop: Staff-led initiative promotes safety in campus shops
Facilities manager Dave Conger (third from left) shows the new machine work to Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Chair Iwan Alexander, Case School of Engineering Dean Norman S. Tien and engineering’s associate dean of finance and administration Laura Bulgarelli. At Case Western…
Case Concert Choir auditions to be held Jan. 18
Case Concert Choir has openings in all voice parts for the spring 2012 semester. The Department of Music’s auditioned choral ensemble, Case Concert Choir will perform in collaboration with the Case University Circle Symphony Orchestra and with members of the Cleveland Composers Guild as part of…
University responds to campus community’s Bright Ideas
Members of the Case Western Reserve University community have offered more than 100 Bright Ideas since the university launched its online suggestion box last month. From composting to co-ops, energy-saving measures to equipment updates, the responses show that people at Case Western Reserve really…
In light of Virginia Tech crisis, review CWRU’s emergency procedures
In light of the recent crisis at Virginia Tech, faculty, staff and students are encouraged to review the university’s emergency procedures, available online at case.edu/emergencymanagement. This site also allows the university community to look into fire protection and disaster preparedness…
Liming Dai elected to AIMBE College of Fellows
Liming Dai, Kent Hale Smith Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering, was recently elected to The American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering’s College of Fellows Class of 2012. Dai’s peers nominated him because of his pioneering achievements and outstanding contributions…