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Thank alumni volunteers by signing a thank you note, get entered to win prizes
Students: Thank the hundreds of alumni volunteers who help improve your experience at Case Western Reserve University by writing a thank you note. On National Student Philanthropy and Engagement Day, Feb. 28, from 11 a.m. until 1:30 p.m., there will be tables set up in Fribley Commons where…
Celebrate "E-Week" by participating in the Departmental Decathlon
All students are invited to participate in the Engineering “E-Week” Departmental Decathlon at Carlton Commons on Friday, Feb. 22, from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. The Decathlon will team students and faculty in various events to win bragging rights for their department and Mitchell's Ice Cream gift…
Hebrew University provost on campus Feb. 26 for talk on ”Children, Families and Women in the Israeli State”
Hear from Mimi Ajzenstadt, provost of Rothberg International School at Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Tuesday, Feb. 26, as she presents “Children, Families and Women in the Israeli State, 1880 through 2012.” The talk—sponsored by the Center for International Affairs, the College of Arts and…
Help plan CWRU’s future at strategic plan working group forum
Faculty, staff and students are invited to join the members of the CWRU 2026 Strategic Plan Working Group for an update on the planning process and a discussion of how the university can move forward in an increasingly complex and dynamic environment. The meeting will take place Monday, Feb. 25,…
Author to visit campus Feb. 28 for talk on ethics of global climate change
Donald Brown, author of American Heat: Ethical Problems with the U.S. Response to Global Warming, will examine the ethical questions of climate change during a free, public talk at Case Western Reserve University. “Navigating the Perfect Moral Storm: Climate Change Ethics in Light of a 35-Year…
Weatherhead Economics Society presents "Why Study Economics?" Feb. 20
Undecided on a major? Attend the Weatherhead Economics Society's info session Feb. 20 from 5:15 to 6:30 in Peter B. Lewis Building room 258. The Weatherhead Economics Society will host “Why Study Economics?”—a chance to network and learn more about the corporate world. Free food from Trattoria and…
Practice (or teach) English language skills at Common Grounds, a weekly international coffeehouse
Common Grounds, an international student English language coffeehouse, offers an opportunity for international students to practice their English language skills and for American students to help international students and learn about each other's cultures. Common Grounds meets every Monday night,…
Join Public Affairs Discussion Group to examine disparities of women in politics
Join Karen Beckwith, the Flora Stone Mather Professor of Political Science and director of curriculum review, as she examines the widening disparity of female representatives between the two major political parties. Eighty percent of female senators and more than 75 percent of female…
Info sessions at Kelvin Smith Library to explain how to use RefWorks 2.0
Learn how to use Refworks 2.0, a powerful online research management, writing and collaboration tool during two upcoming Kelvin Smith Library information sessions. Sessions will include instruction on: How to sign up for a new account; How to export references to RefWorks from the online…
Learn to create small, healthy appetizers for dinner parties at Feb. 27 cooking demo
As part of the Employee Wellness Program, there will be a free cooking demo Feb. 27 on creating small, healthy treats to share with guests. Join Bon Appetit chefs as they demonstrate easy ways to prepare "Small Bites for Dinner Parties." The demonstration will be held Feb. 27 from noon to 1 p.m.…