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“Encyclopedia of Cleveland History” editor to discuss how it’s adapting to remain competitive
John Grabowski, Krieger-Mueller Associate Professor in Applied History, will lead the next Faculty Work-in-Progress seminar, “A New Future for the Past: The Encyclopedia of Cleveland History.” Grabowski, editor of ECH, will discuss how, in the midst of the growing number of online wikis, blogs and…
“Dating Doctor” to visit campus Feb. 8 to talk dating, relationships and more
Voted “2011 Entertainer of the Year,” by Campus Activities Magazine, Dating Doctor David Coleman is coming to campus Feb. 8 to talk dating, relationships, romance, sex, marriage, divorce and even leadership. Doors will open at 7 p.m. for the event, which will take place at The Temple – Tifereth…
Emeritus Professor Emanuel Wolinsky passes away; memorial to be held Feb. 5
Emanuel Wolinsky, professor emeritus of pathology, died Jan. 13 at age 94. As chief of MetroHealth’s infectious disease division from 1961 to 1983 and professor of medicine and pathology at Case Western Reserve University from 1956 to 1988, he devoted much of his career to combating tuberculosis…
Weatherhead School students win Association for Corporate Growth competition
Three Weatherhead School of Management teams took part in the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG) M&A Competition, held downtown Jan. 20. Two Weatherhead School teams won first and second place in a field of 10 total teams, and all three teams were invited to attend the annual ACG Deal…
Two nutrition students earn statewide outstanding dietetics student award
Nutrition students Rachel Paul and Divya Aggarwal are two of three students in the state of Ohio to receive 2012 Ohio Dietetic Association Outstanding Dietetics Student Award. The students are recognized for exhibiting excellence and dedication to the field of nutrition and will be honored at the…
Explore studying overseas at the Feb. 8 Study Abroad Fair
Come explore study abroad options at the Office of Education Abroad’s Study Abroad Fair Feb. 8 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. in the Leutner Commons Dining Room. Representatives from a range of program providers will provide information and answer questions. Attendees can also meet with faculty members from…
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…