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Opening for Veterans Posse Faculty Mentor in the fall and direct High School Posses in fall 2025
There is an opening for a Veterans Posse Faculty Mentor in Fall 2024 and openings for direct High School Posses for fall 2025. Posse identifies public high school students and veterans with extraordinary academic and leadership potential who may be overlooked by the traditional college selection…
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Join #MeTooCWRU for its last general body meeting of the semester
Join #MeTooCWRU on Wednesday, April 3, from 6-7 p.m. in the Tinkham Veale University Center First Floor Conference Room for its last general body meeting of the semester. Do you know what to do if you've been roofied? Join the organization for an informational discussion on safe drinking practices,…
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Social Justice Institute's R & R (Research and Refreshment) Lecture Series returns
What does it mean to engage in social justice related research? Join the Social Justice Institute for its R & R (Research and Refreshment) Lecture Series to hear from campus and community leaders on how social justice is central to their work. You are welcome to bring your lunch; drinks and…
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Everything Eclipse
Northeast Ohio is a buzz with being the place to be for experiencing a total solar eclipse in the United States. The last time this occurred in our region was in 1806, and the next time it will occur again will be 2099. If you really have not been paying attention to all the eclipse updates, here…
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The Giving Tree gave too much. Belle was a prisoner. What are we teaching kids about love?
Yahoo: Laura Voith, associate professor, said that the stories we tell our children about love shape how they learn to love and be loved in return. “Having studied violence and how to promote healthy relationships for over a decade, I am not surprised but am troubled by how often I see children’s…
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Student volunteers needed to help at commencement
Join us in celebrating the graduating Class of 2024 by volunteering to help students, their families and guests during commencement events. Commencement volunteers are critical to ensuring this campus tradition is enjoyable, celebratory and smooth for everyone visiting campus. The Commencement…
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Power of Diversity Lecture Series: Sam Hyun
Join the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusive Engagement for the next Power of Diversity lecture series event featuring Sam Hyun. The event will take place Friday, April 19, from 12:30 to 2 p.m. in Ballroom A of the Tinkham Veale University Center. About the speaker Sam Hyun is a…
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Duo to feature new Universal Prompt for CWRU two-factor authentication
Duo announced it is changing its look and will add some new features as of March 30. The familiar two-factor prompt you see when logging in to important CWRU web applications will be phased out in the coming weeks, and replaced with Duo’s new Universal Prompt, which has a more minimalist look. The…
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"Judicial Review of Public Health Laws: From Deference to Indifference" with Wendy E. Parmet
Building upon the book, Constitutional Contagion, COVID, the Courts and Public Health, this talk by Wendy E. Parmet will review the shift from deference to indifference during the pandemic and discuss its post-pandemic spillover, including in challenges to the authority of the FDA and EPA and…
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CWRU approves tenured faculty ‘salary guarantee’
As Case Western Reserve embarks on a strategic initiative to hire 100 net new tenured and tenure-track faculty members by 2028, members of Faculty Senate recently approved a clearer definition of what the term “tenure” means at the university—a move that was decades in the making and could help…