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Abstract submission deadline Nov. 4 for Intersections symposium, poster session
The deadline for abstract submissions to Intersections: Undergraduate Symposium and Poster Session is Friday, Nov. 4. The symposium will be held Dec. 9 from noon to 2:45 p.m. Visit case.edu/source/symposium to apply or review abstract submission guidelines.
BlueBash tickets sold out as Alumni Weekend set to break attendance records
Thanks to record-breaking attendance for Alumni Weekend and high participation rates from faculty, staff and students, tickets for BlueBash are now sold out. Registration systems are closed, and no tickets will be available at the door. For more information on Alumni Weekend events, visit…
Chris Bond to sign copies of book on history of University Farm at CWRU Bookstore
University Farm horticulturist Chris Bond will sign copies of his and farm director Ana B. Locci's book, Case Western Reserve University: Squire Valleevue and Valley Ridge Farms, which tells the story of the farm’s evolution from hobby farm to the field station for Case Western Reserve University’s…
Human Resources holds open forum on health insurance changes Oct. 13
The Department of Human Resources invites employees to attend an open forum on health insurance changes for 2012. Upcoming sessions will be held Thursday, noon-1 p.m., in Ford Auditorium; Oct. 19, noon-1 p.m. in Nord Hall 310; and Oct. 25, 1-2 p.m. in Wolstein Research Building, 1413 Auditorium. A…
Center for Social Justice to host poverty simulation Nov. 2; information session Oct. 13
The Center for Social Justice will host an information session Oct. 13 at noon in Gund Hall Room A62 for a poverty simulation it will hold Nov. 2. Especially useful to students interested in careers in public service or public policy, the poverty simulation uses role-playing to take participants…
Poetry in the Museum features Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Oct. 30
Some artists paint pictures; poets construct word images—and a select few, known as ekphrastic poets, find inspiration from the artist’s work. One such writer is the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Jorie Graham, who will read and reflect upon selected works from her poetry during Poetry in the Museum,…
Library hosts two-hour course on research management program Zotero
Kelvin Smith Library will host a two-hour class on Zotero Oct. 13 from 3 to 5 p.m., and another Nov. 9 from 10 a.m. to noon. Zotero is an open source tool to manage research and citations in one place. Through Zotero, you can store your work across multiple computers or a free online storage…
Know how to improve campus? Enter USG’s “Click, Complain, Chipotle” contest
Have ideas on how to improve campus? Like free food? Then take part in Undergraduate Student Government’s “Click, Complain, Chipotle” campaign. To enter, simply think about the question, “How would you improve CWRU?” Then, visit usg.case.edu/feedback and submit your answer. If your feedback is…
School of Medicine PhD candidate explains her thesis—through dance
Ever tried reading a thesis—especially one in a subject area unknown to you? If so, you may have been left confused, overwhelmed or maybe even a little bored. If not, those are probably some of the exact reasons you’ve never taken on the task in the first place. To help overcome this, one School of…
Retail spots fill up University Circle's Uptown project
Stores, restaurants sign on at Uptown; University Circle project attracts grocer, local chefs, chains The Plain Dealer: A grocery store, local and national restaurants and a Barnes & Noble college bookstore are among the retail spots going into the University Circle Uptown project, in which…