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Sarah Rader Urig Master of Science in Positive Organizational Development and Change Management Q: Why did you choose this area of study for an advanced degree? A: The world is constantly changing and so are organizations. I wanted to learn how to help organizations and their people adapt by…

Case Western Reserve University is named as a top economics and finance university by Research.com, ranking #88 in the nation and #213 in the world.  The ranking is based on the h-index and bibliometric indicators of its leading researchers affiliated with Case Western Reserve in the area of…

One sure sign of spring is the Case Western Reserve University School of Law Dean Dunmore Moot Court Competition, an intramural appellate-advocacy tournament in which students in our Appellate Practice class compete in an NCAA bracket-style competition judged by faculty members, judges and…

It is with great excitement that we announce our 2022 Flourish Prize Finalists. Every year thousands of students around the world participate in the AIM2Flourish program. They are introduced to the UN Global Goals, Appreciative Inquiry, and Business as an Agent of World Benefit in their classes by…

The NCAA tournament wasn’t the only “March madness” last week. While Duke, UNC, Kansas and Villanova were fighting it out at the Superdome, the mock trial team from Case Western Reserve University School of Law made it to the final four at the national championship of the 47th annual National Trial…

The Fowler Center for Business as an Agent of World Benefit’s AIM2Flourish program is excited to announce the honorees for the 2019 Flourish Prizes. These 17 Honorees were chosen from a total of 809 stories that were submitted in 2018 and vetted by our professors, story editors, and a distinguished…

Last week, Makela Hayford (CWR ’18), a third-year student at Case Western Reserve University School of Law, sat in the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing room on Capitol Hill as U.S. senators questioned Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson—the first Black woman to be nominated to the U.S. Supreme…

With commencement just around the corner on Saturday, May 14, CWRU School of Law is featuring a few of our outstanding graduating students.  Why did you choose CWRU School of Law? In short—its international law programs and reputation.  What are you working on right now? I am currently…

Last week, Makela Hayford (CWR '18), a third-year student at Case Western Reserve University School of Law, sat in the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing room on Capitol Hill as U.S. senators questioned Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson—the first Black woman to be nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court.…

Year: Fourth-yearArea of Study: Bachelor of Science in Management, Master of Finance Hard work, determination, grit and innovation—for Nazar Tkachenko, that’s what it means to be a Clevelander. A Ukrainian immigrant who has lived in Cleveland most of his life, Tkachenko says he feels he’s…