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Kelvin Smith Library announces juried art contest
Kelvin Smith Library will host a juried art competition and exhibition for the upcoming Northeast Ohio Octavofest. Artists are encouraged to create artworks inspired by or related to selected books in the library’s Special Collections department. Winners’ work may become permanent items in the libra...
Women in Leadership panelists to give “Career Advice from Women Who Rock”
TheWomen in Leadership Week panel luncheon will discuss “Career Advice from Women Who Rock!” on Sept. 30 from 12:30 to 1:45 p.m. in Thwing Center’s Spartan Room on the third floor. Celebrate Women in Leadership Week by hearing from renowned women leaders on the importance of developing leadership ...
Mandel School to hold open house for interested students
Students: Are you interested in social work, research and community action? Attend an open house at The Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences on Wednesday, Sept. 21, from 5 to 7 p.m. to meet with faculty, financial aid officers, admissions staff, current students and alumni. Learn more at msass.c...
Flora Stone Mather Center for Women presents workshop for women of color
The Flora Stone Mather Center for Women presents “Difference Matters: An empowHERment workshop for women of color” on Oct. 5 from 9 a.m. to noon in the Thwing Center Spartan Room. The interactive workshop with Brenda J. Allen, professor of communication and associate dean at the University of Colora...
Ubbelohde Lecture to cover “Britain, the Written Constitution and World History”
The fourth annual Ubbelohde Lecture will be held Sept. 22 with Linda Colley, the Shelby MC Davis 1958 Professor of History at Princeton University. Colley will discuss “Britain, the Written Constitution, and World History” in a lecture at Thwing Center’s 1914 Lounge. The free, public lecture begins ...
Faculty Work in Progress series discusses emotional interactions with new media
T. Kenny Fountain, assistant professor of Case Western Reserve University’s Department of English, will kick off this year’s Baker-Nord Center for Humanities’ Faculty Work in Progress series with the talk “Affective Circuits: Networks of Feeling in the Flesh of New Media.” He addresses the emotional...
Habitat for Humanity hosts “Let’s Shack Up” event Sept. 16
Habitat for Humanity will host its annual “Let’s Shack Up!” event on Friday, Sept. 16, on Freiberger Field. The event seeks to drive awareness about substandard housing issues, as teams of students build cardboard structures to sleep in over night. The most creative teams will win prizes. Students ...
UCITE session for Sept. 15: Blackboard Learn 9.1
Blackboard Learn version 9.1 has made course management easier and implemented some new features. At the next UCITE session, Sept. 15, Jennifer Loudiana from Information Technology Services will give an overview and tour of its features, updates and the support tools available. This session will be...
“Israelis and Palestinians: The Possibilities for Peace” talk to be held Sept. 21
This year’s George B. & Elsa Golden Memorial Lecture will be “Israelis and Palestinians: The Possibilities for Peace,” featuring David Makovsky, director of the Project on the Middle East Peace Process at the Washington Institute for Near East Studies, and Ghaith Al-Omari, executive director of the ...
Three blood drives taking place on campus for Case for Community Day
For those not taking part in the Case for Community Day events, you can still get involved by donating blood for the American Red Cross of Greater Cleveland at Thwing Center’s 1914 Lounge, Nord Hall 310 or 121 Fitness Center. All volunteers must register online before donating blood. Appointments ar...