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Faculty: Share your knowledge as media experts during Republican National Convention
If you are a member of Case Western Reserve’s faculty who likes to talk, please read this story. The summer’s Republican National Convention will draw 2,470 delegates and 2,302 alternate delegates to Northeast Ohio—and who knows how many potential presidential nominees. With early races in Iowa…
5 questions with… dental school's assistant dean for clinical and translational research Suchitra Nelson
Suchitra Nelson never intended to study dental problems. In fact, she didn’t even realize the field involved her specialty of epidemiology, or the study of patterns, causes and effects of health conditions. But as Nelson was completing her PhD at Case Western Reserve School of Medicine, she…
CWRU School of Law to offer new executive master’s degree in financial integrity
Fueled by demand for senior anti-money laundering/financial crime-prevention professionals The Case Western Reserve University School of Law is adding a new executive master’s degree program in financial integrity, inspired by increasing demand by financial institutions and government agencies for…
CWRU to develop solar energy solutions, more resilient electrical grid as part of Department of Energy project
Case Western Reserve University will participate in a three-year collaborative research project funded by the U.S. Department of Energy SunShot Initiative to develop solar energy storage solutions and a more resilient, secure national electrical grid. Led by the Electric Power Research Institute…
CWRU researchers seek to revolutionize scholarly medical publishing with new journal
A new online, open access journal created by Case Western Reserve University researchers is challenging established methods in biomedical research publications. According to its editors, Pathogens and Immunity is designed to streamline the current research publication process, which is a…
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Addressing trauma in juvenile offenders should be larger focus of rehabilitation, study finds
Photo by Maria Sharron Treating trauma in juvenile offenders can build social relationships that help them stay out of trouble, according to a new study by researchers at Case Western Reserve University. “Trauma is a major impediment to building important relationships that provide kids a natural…
CWRU alumnus to take the field for Super Bowl 50
Case Western Reserve graduate Jeff Rice (LAW ’75) will be wearing number 44 when he takes the field Sunday for Super Bowl 50. But don’t look for him to be making plays—he’ll be watching them. The Lyndhurst native is one of seven officials the National Football League named to work the field of…
Employees to receive new tax document this year
Case Western Reserve employees eligible for university health insurance in 2015 will receive a new tax document this year. But they don’t need to wait for it to file this year’s returns. Confusing, right? Consider it a kind of phase-in to another governmental requirement, like the proverbial toe…
Provost announces new committee to improve undergraduate experience
Provost W.A. “Bud” Baeslack today announced the launch of a two-year effort to assess undergraduate education at Case Western Reserve and identify ways to enhance future students’ overall campus experience. “Our university has a long history of excellence and innovation in education, and we have…
“Science evangelist” Ainissa G. Ramirez to present lecture, sign books Feb. 15
Ainissa G. Ramirez, a widely respected author and speaker described as a “science evangelist” for spreading her passion for science to the general public, will present a lecture and book signing at Case Western Reserve University as part of Black History Month. Her talk, “Bold STEM Innovators of…