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President Snyder names new chief of staff
President Barbara R. Snyder announced today that she has appointed Jennifer Cimperman as her chief of staff. Cimperman comes to Case Western Reserve after five years with The Cleveland Foundation, where she managed communications and media relations for programs ranging from The Evergreen…
University launches Bright Ideas initiative, requests input on improvements to CWRU
To the Case Western Reserve University Community: This is a special time on our campus. The Huffington Post considers us one of the nation’s nine “trendiest colleges.” The Washington Monthly puts us among the top 10 in its list of universities that contribute to the common good. This fall we…
Deepak Sarma blogs on why Hindus should study Hinduism
Should Hindus study Hinduism? The Huffington Post: In a blog, Deepak Sarma, associate professor of South Asian religions and philosophy, makes a case for why Hindus should study Hinduism in college. One reason: “I think that college students are obliged to learn to think critically, and Hindus are…
Learn healthy Thanksgiving recipes at Employee Wellness cooking demo
The free Employee Wellness cooking demonstration will teach healthy, delicious options for Thanksgiving. A Bon Appetit chef will demonstrate recipes, answer questions and provide samples. The cooking demo will be held Nov. 15, noon-1 p.m., in Nord Hall 310. Register online.
Henry Adams talks Cleveland's Kokoon Klub on Around Noon
Around Noon: Susan Orlean, Dan Zanes and Kokoon Arts Klub WCPN: Henry Adams, professor of art history, joins Around Noon to discuss his new book on the 1920s Kokoon Arts Klub, Out of the Kokoon.
CWRU to host Division III soccer tournament
Case Western Reserve hosting Division III soccer tournament The Plain Dealer: CWRU will host men’s and women’s matches in the NCAA Division III soccer tournament this weekend. The Spartan women’s first game is at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, and the Spartan men’s first game is that night at 7:30.
Education Abroad hosts information sessions on 8 spring break study abroad programs
The Office of Education Abroad will host two information sessions for students who are interested in spring break programs. Courses are available in Argentina, England, France, Greece, Guatemala, the Netherlands, Poland and Spain. Depending on the program, credit can be applied to SAGES,…
“Discover Today’s Poland” in Nov. 14 presentation
All students are invited to attend a presentation on “Discovering Today’s Poland” with Richard Romaniuk, an adjunct faculty member at Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences and a supervisory social worker at Veterans Affairs Medical Center. The presentation will be held Nov. 14, 1-3 p.m., in the…
Join local leaders to learn how to build a nonprofit
Ever thought about starting your own nonprofit? On Tuesday, Nov. 15, the Mandel Center Student Leadership Committee and the Center for Civic Engagement & Learning will host “Building Your Own Nonprofit: a Panel Discussion.” This event will feature nonprofit founders and funders including Paul…
Discussion group to look at similarities between successful companies, universities
The Public Affairs Discussion Group will meet Nov. 11 from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in the Dampeer Room at Kelvin Smith Library to discuss “How are Successful Companies and Successful Universities Alike?” Richard E. Boyatzis, Distinguished University Professor and H. R. Horvitz Chair of Family Business,…