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School of Law professor Scharf presents at The Hague and in Israel
Michael Scharf, School of Law professor and director of the Frederick K. Cox International Law Center, spent time abroad in June, first speaking on a panel at the joint American Bar Association and Israeli Bar Association Conference in Eilat, Israel, on “Fighting Terror and the Rule of…
Submit claims for 2010 flexible spending accounts by June 30
The deadline to submit claims for reimbursement from 2010 Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) is June 30. Claims must be for eligible health care and/or dependent care expenses incurred between Jan. 1 and Dec. 31, 2010, or in the 2011 “grace period” of Jan. 1, 2011 through March 15, 2011. Completed…
Printing services closed June 29-30
Printing Services will be closed June 29-30 for year-end inventory. For emergencies, please email Lisa Cengia.
Western Reserve Historical Society summer discount for grad students
The Western Reserve Historical Society will extend its Youth Admission Rate ($5) to Case Western Reserve graduate students over the summer. Students can present their IDs at the desk to receive the discount. Families of grad students will be offered group rate admission. Founded in 1867, Western…
Engineering faculty LaShanda Korley named DuPont Young Professor; earns $75,000 grant
LaShanda Korley, Nord Distinguished Assistant Professor in the Case School of Engineering, was one of 18 faculty members from around the world to become part of the 43rd class of DuPont Young Professors. The DuPont Young Professor program provides start-up assistance to promising young and…
New sustainability director to discuss sustainability and wellness
The Employee Wellness Program will present a free seminar, “Where Sustainability and Wellness Meet,” June 30 from noon to 1 p.m. in Nord Hall 310. Stephanie Strong Corbett, the new director of sustainability, will discuss how each person can take next steps on a journey toward sustainable wellness.…
CWRU researchers developing cheap, efficient ways to store energy
Researchers at Case Western Reserve University are mixing cheap and plentiful iron in benign solutions to create a flow battery – essentially an unwrapped battery that can be scaled up to hold and supply electricity to a home or an entire community. The goal is to produce a cheap and efficient…
School of Medicine professor answers spine health question
The Plain Dealer: School of Medicine's Gareth S. Kantor answers spinal surgery question.
Crain's writes about $2 million gift to School of Engineering
Crain's Cleveland Business: Charles H. Phipps makes a generous commitment for electrical engineering and computer science programs.
Political science professor guest blogs on health policy
Health Affairs: Political science professor Joseph White blogs about health care cost control.