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Spring SatCo to be held March 3-4; register for classes now
Spring SatCo classes will be held March 3-4, with a variety of classes open to students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members. On-campus programs include courses on martial arts, soldering, choreography, AutoCAD and cooking with refugees. Off-campus classes include a trip to Ohio City, rock…
ideaLabs business concept competition approaching; info session to be held March 2
The Case Western Reserve University 2012 Entrepreneurship Education Consortium (EEC) ideaLabs business concept competition is approaching. This is a chance for students to share innovative business ideas with others and to celebrate the spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship among Case Western…
Programming director of London museum to lecture on campus March 2
Ken Arnold, director of public programs at London’s Wellcome Collection, will lead the upcoming Handerson Lecture, “Medicine Show: Science, Art and Health at Wellcome Collection.” The lecture will be held March 2 at 12:30 p.m. in the Zverina Room at the Dittrick Medical History Center in the Allen…
Undergraduate Studies to host prelaw information session Feb. 29
Undergraduate Studies will sponsor a prelaw information session Feb. 29 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in Sears 356. Dale Nance, the John Homer Kapp Professor of Law at Case Western Reserve University School of Law, will discuss “Jury Trials: Separating Fact from Fiction.”
RePlay for Kids to host toy repair workshop Feb. 27, 4-6 p.m.
RePlay for Kids will host a toy repair and modification workshop Feb. 27 from 4 to 6 p.m. in Nord Hall 310. Participants will help repair and adapt toys for children with disabilities in Northeast Ohio. If interested, just visit Nord Hall 310 between 4 and 6 p.m.
Faculty members to discuss technology and the classics at Faculty Work-in-Progress lecture
The next Faculty Work-in-Progress lecture will cover “The Digital Muse: Technology and the Classics.” Paul Iversen and Andrea De Giorgi, assistant professors in the Department of Classics, will discuss how classical archaeology has harnessed Geographic Information Systems (GIS) as well as how…
New Dean’s Study Breaks kick off Feb. 27, featuring casual conversation, food and drinks
All undergraduate students are invited to a series of dean’s study breaks with Jeffrey Wolcowitz, dean of undergraduate studies. The study breaks will be held in Thwing Atrium from 4 to 6 p.m. the last Monday of each month—Feb. 27, March 26 and April 30. The dean’s study breaks will be casual…
Discuss Hollywood’s portrayal of women during upcoming event
Among the leading ladies and fighting heroines, there are female characters that don’t always give women the best name: the damsel in distress, the femme fatale, and the Smurfette. The Flora Stone Mather Center for Women invites the campus community to “Women vs. Tropes: What Does Hollywood Really…
Free employee health seminar to teach meditation, stress-management techniques
The Employee Wellness Program’s free health seminar, “Breathe. Relax. Renew.” will focus on meditation and breathing techniques to manage stress and relax the body and mind. During the interactive workshop, participants will review the physiology of the stress and relaxation responses, but most of…
Discuss international travel with program alumni during Feb. 24 event
Do you want to live, volunteer or work overseas? Have you been abroad recently? Join fellow students during “International Dialogues: Bringing the World Back Home” to share experiences and talk about international life and service. Alumni of the Peace Corps and other service-learning programs will…