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Who counts as an entrepreneur? Scott Shane explains
Who counts as an entrepreneur? Entrepreneur Magazine: Scott Shane, the A. Malachi Mixon III Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies, penned a blog that says somewhere between 50 and 84 million people consider themselves “entrepreneurs”—a broad range. Shane breaks down the numbers to see what it all…
Robert Kirsch and colleagues work to revolutionize artificial limbs
CWRU researchers perform pioneering work on artificial limbs The News-Herald: Biomedical engineering professor Robert F. Kirsch and his colleagues are working on functional electrical stimulation, or FES, projects that could revolutionize the function of artificial arms and other upper-limb…
Issue 3 could jeopardize medical regulations, says Max Mehlman
State Issue 3 won't have a big impact on health care in the short term, experts say The Plain Dealer: In the short term, the recently passed Issue 3 won’t have a big effect, but School of Law professor Max Mehlman warned that it jeopardizes recent changes to state law and could affect future…
Paul Giannelli coauthors chapter for Federal Judicial Center, National Academy of Sciences book
Paul Giannelli, Albert J. Weatherhead III and Richard W. Weatherhead Professor in the School of Law and Distinguished University Professor, coauthored a chapter on forensic science in the Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence. The reference manual is published by the Federal Judicial Center and…
Law’s Carrie Basas featured at University of Michigan and on radio show
Carrie Basas, visiting associate professor at the School of Law, presented “HIV Stigma” Oct. 25 at the University of Michigan Law School, where she was an invited speaker by the health law organization and the university's Center for Ethics in Public Life. Additionally, her book, Lawyers, Lead On,…
Benefits open enrollment continues through Nov. 30
The 2012 Benelect Open Enrollment period continues through Nov. 30. Stop by Crawford Hall, Room 209, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., to use computer kiosks or to talk with a human resources representative. Call the Benelect Hotline at 368.1234 for questions. For more information, visit the 2012 Open…
Artist Sarah Paul to talk “underdog” Cleveland Nov. 18
Cleveland’s an underdog and that’s what inspires the cross-disciplinary art of Sarah Paul, a self-proclaimed champion of the little guy. Paul will share her passion for the city during a Case Western Reserve University Popular Culture Working Group Lecture, “i heart Cleveland: the strategic…
Autism Speaks U to host Puzzle Palooza fundraiser Nov. 15 at Jolly Scholar
The CWRU chapter of Autism Speaks U will take part in Puzzle Palooza Nov. 15 as part of National Philanthropy Day. Puzzle Palooza at CWRU will take place Nov. 15, 7-9 p.m., at Jolly Scholar. The university community is invited to attend to enjoy specials, compete in puzzle and trivia games and win…
New eURF for research funding proposals to be implemented; attend information session Nov. 15
The Office of Research Administration will implement a revised electronic University Review Form (eURF) Nov. 19, with a number of enhancements to make it easier to fill out. A number of suggestions from users around campus were used to update the form, including an HTML version of the initial page…
Open auditions Nov. 14-15 for spring drama productions
Photo by Peter Jennings. Open auditions for the Spring 2012 drama productions in Eldred Theater will be held Nov. 14-15, 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the second floor theater in Eldred Hall. Auditions are open to all members of the Case Western Reserve University community. Sign-up sheets are posted in…