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Announcing free kettlebell classes by appointment at 121 Fitness
Throughout August, the Employee Wellness Program will offer a free kettlebell class by appointment. Classes will be held at 121 Fitness; email Sarah Ziance for more information and to schedule a class....
SAC elections to kick off at Party on the Quad today
The Staff Advisory Council will be at Party on the Quad today from 3 to 6 p.m. to spread the word about SAC elections. Online voting has begun to fill positions as Staff Advisory Council representatives for the School of Dental Medicine, Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, School of Nursing, a...
Team created for Walk to End Alzheimer’s in memory of professor Mark Smith
A team for the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s has been created in memory of Mark A. Smith, a professor of pathology and renowned Alzheimer’s researcher who died in December. Smith created the team three years ago to support local Alzheimer’s researchers and enrich the link between r...
Science Café takes guests to prehistoric South America; location changes to Market Garden Brewery
On Aug. 8, Science Café Cleveland presents “The Most Incredible Animal Park You Have Never Seen: A Trip To Prehistoric South America.” Darin Croft, assistant professor in the Department of Anatomy, will guide guests through ancient game parks, focusing on the strange mammals that once roamed South A...
Free cooking demo Aug. 3 shows how to incorporate whole grains into meals
Whole grains provide nutrients that are vital for the health and maintenance of our bodies. In the next Employee Wellness Program cooking demo, a Bon Appetit chef will show how to easily incorporate whole grains into cooking. The demo will take place Aug. 3 from noon to 1 p.m. in Nord Hall 310. Regi...
Infectious Diseases Alliance to host family-friendly back-to-school health festival with screenings, immunizations
The Infectious Diseases (ID) Alliance of Case Western Reserve University—a group of community health leaders and advocates, social scientists, doctors and researchers dedicated to preventing infectious diseases in our Cleveland community—recently received funding from CWRU and the United Black Fund ...
UCITE faculty discussion to focus on how to get courses off to a good start
In the next UCITE session, “All’s well that starts well,” faculty members will discuss how to get their courses off to a good start. Faculty who get their courses off to a good start find that they have a much more satisfying teaching experience, while those who don’t can find all manner of problem...
Summer Program in Undergraduate Research closes with poster session July 29
The Summer Program in Undergraduate Research (SPUR), funded by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, will host its 2011 Poster Session July 29 from 8:45 a.m. until noon in the BRB Atrium. Sixty undergraduate student researchers will present posters, and additional presenters are from the Heart, Lung ...
Sign up for Autumn in the Country classes at the University Farm
The Autumn in the Country classes at the University Farm will begin in September. Courses include The History of Squire Valleevue and Valley Ridge Farms, Walking Through Nature, Painting in the Outdoors and Conversational French, among others. Find more information online....
Can't get a good night's sleep? Attend the Employee Wellness Seminar on how to achieve it
On Aug. 2, Jes Sellers, director of University Counseling Services, will host an Employee Wellness Seminar on “The Benefits of Good Sleep and How to Achieve It.” The presentation will focus on current behavioral health tips for a good night’s sleep and will encourage participants to share what works...