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Professor Stan Gerson receives medical school’s highest honor
Stan Gerson is an extraordinary leader. Under his direction and vision, more than 300 physicians and researchers have come together in the fight against cancer. He is a brilliant scientist. His groundbreaking work has led to 12 patents, three companies and two renowned textbooks in his field. And ...
Case Western Reserve climbs to 37th in U.S. News’ Best Colleges 2013 rankings
Case Western Reserve University moved up another position to 37th among national universities in U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges 2013 Edition. The increase comes after last-year’s three-slot jump and reflects the institution’s continued progress in admissions, alumni engagement and overall ...
Outgoing board chair Charles J. "Bud" Koch receives University Medal
Charles J. “Bud” Koch, a member of the Case Western Reserve University Board of Trustees since 1999 and its chair since 2008, has been awarded one of the highest honors the institution can bestow, the University Medal. “I am humbled by this award,” Koch said. “I considered it a privilege to lead th...
Student Affairs announces 10 winners of Little Blue Book trivia challenge
Student Affairs today announced the winners of the Little Blue Book trivia challenge. The Little Blue Book, an online version of which can be viewed at students.case.edu/division/traditions/bluebook/, introduces incoming students to Case Western Reserve’s campus culture—both academically and sociall...
Two School of Medicine faculty receive CTSC Core Utilization Awards
The Clinical and Translational Science Collaborative awarded two faculty members with CTSC Core Utilization Awards in July. Monica Montano, associate professor of pharmacology, was granted an award for her proposal, "Role of HEXIM1 in the protection against ischemic stress." Priyadarshini Senanayak...
Elaine “Lainie” Hadden honored with University Medal during convocation
Four years ago Plain Dealer columnist Dick Feagler penned a piece about Elaine “Lainie” Hadden that he was sure she would not like. It wasn’t because he wrote anything negative about her—just the opposite. Feagler described her as an “angel,” a woman of “vision,” a lady with “class.” The problem w...
Science historian Alan Rocke to be awarded top honor today at convocation
Alan J. Rocke’s work takes people across centuries and around the world. It showcases the imagination, creativity and dedication of its subjects. And it opens up a world of science that most have never known. As the Henry Eldridge Bourne Professor of History, Rocke’s work has garnered national and ...
Engineering’s Chung-Chiun Liu selected as Distinguished University Professor
When Chung-Chiun Liu left Case Western Reserve University more than 40 years ago with his doctoral degree, he never considered he might one day become colleagues with the esteemed professors under whom he studied. “I was hoping to get a faculty position in the U.S. when I graduated, but at that tim...
Elderly care scholar Eva Kahana’s contributions recognized with top honor
As a renowned scholar on elderly care issues, Eva Kahana has won countless awards from national and international organizations. Yet the news that she had been named one of Case Western Reserve’s Distinguished University Professors took her entirely by surprise. “They say that people far away might...
Mandel School’s Claudia Coulton among those named Distinguished University Professor
Claudia Coulton conducts research with two goals: to identify issues in urban areas and to solve them. Time and again, her scholarly findings have prompted concrete leadership changes—which in turn have improved the lives of the people she studies. For example, when the Center for Urban Poverty an...