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Join the discussion: “The Hiding of Anne Frank: What Would You Do?”
The Flora Stone Mather Center for Women, Hillel at CWRU, Jewish Studies, Inamori Center for Ethics and Excellence and Share the Vision invite the campus community to attend a discussion titled “The Hiding of Anne Frank: What Would You Do?” The discussion will feature Jewish scholar and two-time…
CWRU Food Day is Nov. 2, with farmer’s market, free food, exercise classes and more
CWRU Food Day 2011 will take place Nov. 2 from 5 to 9 p.m. in Wade and Leutner Commons and the lawn in between Wade and Leutner. The Student Dietetic Association, Bon Appetit, 121 Fitness and many other student groups will promote healthy food and physical activity for college students. There…
Dittrick Medical History Center director to lead lecture on med student/cadaver portraits
The Institute for the Science of Origins (ISO) noontime lecture series continues Nov. 2 with “Student Bodies: 19th-century med student cadaver portraiture.” The lecture, led by James Edmonson, director of the Dittrick Medical History Center, will be held Nov. 2 at noon in Ford…
Attend health law lecture with former chief counsel of the FDA
The Law-Medicine Center at Case Western Reserve University School of Law invites interested guests to the Oliver C. Schroeder Jr. Scholar-in-Residence Lecture, “The Goals of FDA Regulation and the Challenges of Meeting Them.” Ralph Tyler, former general counsel for the Food and Drug Administration,…
Cultural critic on campus to discuss creative commons vs. intellectual property
Cultural critic Lewis Hyde will be on campus Nov. 7 to present a talk on “Cultural Commons and Collective Being.” He will offer a lively defense of the cultural commons, the vast store of art and ideas inherited from the past and enriched in the present. Suspicious of the belief that all creative…
All students invited to discussion with lawyers about their professions
Undergraduate Studies will sponsor “Lawyers Talking About Their Professions” on Friday, Oct. 28, from 12:30 to 1:45 p.m. in Nord Hall 400. Panelists will be Zoe Carlise, a corporate lawyer, Michael Sharon, an immigration lawyer, and Georgia Yanchar, an intellectual property lawyer. The event is…
Learn how to help students become more confident presenters
This week’s UCITE session, held Oct. 27, will focus on “Helping Students Become More Confident Presenters.” Being able to give good presentations is an important skill. Apart from simply being a way to influence how other people view you, preparing a good presentation helps to sharpen one's ideas,…
Should the workday include time for naps? Public Affairs Discussion Group takes on the topic
In this week’s Public Affairs Discussion Group, Elizabeth R. Click, assistant professor at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, will lead a talk on the topic “Should the Workday Include Time for Naps? Research Concerning Sleep and Productivity.” Insufficient sleep is linked to high blood…
Online training on new Adobe Connect features to be held Oct. 27
Information Technology Services (ITS) will demonstrate the new features of Adobe Connect version 8 on Thursday, Oct. 27, at 2 p.m. The demonstration will give an overview of new features as well as how flexible options enable its use as a virtual classroom, virtual office, lecture capture system…
Law school sponsors events for Domestic Violence Awareness Week
The School of Law is taking part in Domestic Violence Awareness Week Oct. 26-28. Individuals across campus are encouraged to wear purple all week to you’re your support. Events include a bake sale, a movie night, ribbon sales and speakers. View the full schedule by clicking the image to the…