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Nursing professor authors guidebook on creative nursing career choices
If you want to travel the high seas, work as a crime scene investigator, hike through rugged and remote areas, or even serve as an expert witness, then a career in nursing may be for you, according to Joyce J. Fitzpatrick, the Elizabeth Brooks Ford Professor of Nursing at Frances Payne Bolton…
Music professor Rothenberg pens book on medieval and renaissance music
David J. Rothenberg’s book, The Flower of Paradise: Marian Devotion and Secular Song in Medieval and Renaissance Music, has been published by Oxford University Press. Rothenberg is an associate professor of musicology in the Department of Music. The book “examines the interplay of Marian…
Habitat for Humanity hosts “Let’s Shack Up” event Sept. 16
Habitat for Humanity will host its annual “Let’s Shack Up!” event on Friday, Sept. 16, on Freiberger Field. The event seeks to drive awareness about substandard housing issues, as teams of students build cardboard structures to sleep in over night. The most creative teams will win prizes. Students…
UCITE session for Sept. 15: Blackboard Learn 9.1
Blackboard Learn version 9.1 has made course management easier and implemented some new features. At the next UCITE session, Sept. 15, Jennifer Loudiana from Information Technology Services will give an overview and tour of its features, updates and the support tools available. This session will…
121 Fitness’ fall Get “Fit for Life” eight-week program starts Sept. 19
121 Fitness Center’s Get “Fit for Life” program starts Sept. 19. Whether trying to lose weight, tone, build muscle or just be more active, 121 Fitness has a program to teach you tools to make this new lifestyle a part of your everyday routine. In support of CWRU Employee Wellness, 121 Fitness…
Required Symantec Endpoint Protection software update now available
The Information Technology Services (ITS) Software Center has updated Symantec Endpoint Protection to version 12.1 for Windows and Macintosh. The free software is required for all Case Western Reserve University faculty and staff; students are also highly encouraged to install it. Symantec Endpoint…
“Israelis and Palestinians: The Possibilities for Peace” talk to be held Sept. 21
This year’s George B. & Elsa Golden Memorial Lecture will be “Israelis and Palestinians: The Possibilities for Peace,” featuring David Makovsky, director of the Project on the Middle East Peace Process at the Washington Institute for Near East Studies, and Ghaith Al-Omari, executive director of…
Charity Choice launches on Case for Community Day
The Case Western Reserve University 2011 Charity Choice Campaign officially kicks off Sept. 16, in tandem with Case for Community Day, the campuswide day of service. Charity Choice allows each person at CWRU the opportunity to help members of the community—at the university and in Greater…
SAC collecting supplies for Cleveland schools as part of Case for Community Day
The Staff Advisory Council Community Service Committee is collecting back to school supplies for Michael R. White and Mary Bethune schools in Cleveland, to be delivered Sept. 16 in conjunction with Case for Community Day. Those donating supplies will receive a raffle ticket to win prizes. All…
Software Center updates SPSS to version 20
The Software Center has updated SPSS to version 20 for the 2011-12 license period. It is available to all CWRU students, faculty and staff. The student license costs $63; faculty and staff licenses cost $64, or $81 when bundled with Amos 20. See the Software Center for details. A license renewal…