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Author, human rights activist on campus Oct. 9 for talks on Chilean coal miners, the Latino vote
Chilean author and human rights activist Emma Sepúlveda-Pulvirenti will be on campus Oct. 9 for two talks: “Seventy Days of Night, 33 Miners Trapped: The Hidden Story of a Rescue and the Women of the Miners, the True Heroines of the Story” and “Obama and the Latino Vote.” Sepúlveda-Pulvirenti is a…
Mather Spotlight Awards, Women of Achievement luncheon to honor women faculty Oct. 12
The Flora Stone Mather Center for Women and the Office of the Provost invite the campus community to the Mather Spotlight Awards and Women of Achievement Luncheon, a lunch being held Oct. 12 to honor women faculty and notable women heroes. President Barbara R. Snyder will greet guests at the…
Learn about SIS and Undergraduate Studies’ advising center during Oct. 4 UCITE event
UCITE's lunch session on Thursday, Oct. 4, will focus on the university's SIS (Student Information System) as well as the Office of Undergraduate Studies. Kate Kraus, associate registrar, will provide a general overview regarding the SIS Faculty Center (grade rosters, course rosters, permissions,…
It’s a wrap: Alumni, family and friends visit CWRU for Homecoming
More than 2,500 attendees—including nearly 1,100 alumni, 500 family members and hundreds of current students, faculty and staff—celebrated Homecoming, Alumni and Family Weekend this past weekend, taking part in more than 100 events scheduled throughout four days. The weekend marked the first time…
Humans vs. Zombies invades campus this week; registration still open
This week, the semiannual Humans vs. Zombies game at Case Western Reserve will begin. The game, a 24-hour, 10-day outdoor game of tag in the style of a Zombie Apocalypse, begins Oct. 3 and will continue through Oct. 13. Players on the Human team carry Nerf blasters, while players on the Zombie team…
Women faculty: Learn to communicate with credibility during leadership development event
Women faculty: The Women Faculty Leadership Development Institute of the Flora Stone Mather Center for Women will host “Shameless Self-Promotion: Communicating with Credibility” Monday, Oct. 15. Christine Zust, the author of Everything I Do Positions Me: The Simple Path to Professional Success,…
Learn from the chairman of the FDIC about their role in the financial crisis during Oct. 3 talk
On Oct. 3, the law school will present the Arthur W. Fiske Memorial Lecture, titled “The Role of the FDIC in the Financial Crisis.” Martin J. Gruenberg, acting chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., will lead the talk at The Union Club (1211 Euclid Ave.). The event is from 4:30 to 5:30…
Do rising expectations create revolutions? Baker-Nord Center’s Oct. 9 talk explores idea
Headline news increasingly reports reactions to information gone viral. “Is There Revolutionary Potential in Rising Expectations?”—a talk by cultural anthropologist Arjun Appadurai, founder and president of Partners for Urban Knowledge Action and Research (PUKAR) in Mumbai, India—will address…
C-SPAN Campaign Bus to make a stop at CWRU
The C-SPAN “Campaign 2012 Bus,” which is on a promotional and educational tour of college campuses across the country, is scheduled to stop at Case Western Reserve University Tuesday, Oct. 2. The C-SPAN bus will be parked at the Kelvin Smith Library oval from 9:30 to 11 a.m. Faculty, staff,…
First-years, undeclared upperclassmen: Attend the Choices 2012 opportunity fair Oct. 5
The Choices 2012: Exploring Academic & Experiential Opportunities Fair, sponsored by the Office of Undergraduate Studies, will be held Friday, Oct. 5, during community hour from 12:30 to 1:45 p.m. in the Veale Center. The fair will provide students the opportunity to learn about major, minor…