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ITS's Lev Govnick discusses the gigbit revolution
Clevelanders should come join the gigabit revolution: Lev Gonick The Plain Dealer: Lev Gonick, vice president of Information Technology Services, discusses the role Case Western Reserve has played in the gigabit revolution and how this technology helped advance rural health programs, public…
Law's Adler talks about President Obama's judicial nominations
Analysis: Obama poised to make mark on the judiciary USA Today: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, weighs in on President Obama’s recent judicial nominations. “This is the first signal that the Obama administration is getting serious or is stepping up its game when it…
Jared Bendis, creative new media officer, talks technology
‘Rusted Heart Broadcast’, Wild Belle and Jared Bendis Ideastream: Jared Bendis, creative new media officer at Kelvin Smith Library, talks about Yahoo’s possible motivation for its recent $1.1 billion purchase of Tumblr and the practicality of the 3D printer.
Student JeShaune Jackson talks about the his scholarship and the importance of mentors
Student JeShaune Jackson can't wait to give his own scholarship: Margaret Bernstein The Plain Dealer: Graduate student JeShaune Jackson talks about the scholarship he started at his alma mater, which is aimed at students interested in the STEM fields. His scholarship also offers mentorship…
Biology's Mark Willis discusses how the cold will affect this year's mosquito breeding
Cold, frost in northeast Ohio slows breeding season for midges and mosquitoes Newnet5.com: The latest frost may have slowed the breeding season of mosquitoes and other insects, but Mark Willis, associate professor of biology, promises it won’t be enough to keep the bug away this summer. "It's…
President Snyder talks about the impact of the new medical education building
Cleveland Clinic, CWRU announce plan to build new medical education building on Clinic campus The Plain Dealer: President Barbara R. Snyder discusses the impact of the new medical education building project. "With this project, we want to make sure that Cleveland is also an internationally known…
Law's Jesse Hill weighs in on possible discrimination case
Archdiocese expected to appeal Ohio teacher case The Associated Press: A jury found an Ohio archdiocese discriminated against a teacher by firing her after she became pregnant via artificial insemination, but many expect an appeal to the case. Law professor Jessie Hill said the “ministerial…
J.B. Silvers, professor of healthcare finance, weighs in on patient's transition from healthcare providers
Cincinnati-based Catholic Health Partners to take over the care of Ohio's 80,000 Kaiser Permanente patients The Plain Dealer: J.B. Silvers, the John R. Mannix Medical Mutual of Ohio Professor of Healthcare Finance, discusses how the transition from Kaiser Permanente to Catholic Health Partners will…
Amanda Healon, co-director of ID Alliance at CWRU, talks sex education of Cleveland teens
CWRU trains Cleveland teens to teach others about safe sex The Plain Dealer: The Infectious Disease Alliance at Case Western Reserve trains Cleveland teens to teach their peers about sexually transmitted infections, pregnancy and more. "In general, peer education is a tried and true approach," said…
Nursing's May Wykle to become interim dean at Tri-C; remain on CWRU faculty
Tri-C nursing dean retiring; college says unrelated to accreditation issues The Plain Dealer: Former dean and Marvin E. and Ruth Durr Denekas Professor of Nursing May Wykle will become interim dean of Cuyahoga Community College's nursing program, but will remain on the CWRU faculty as professor…