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CIO Lev Gonick discusses the future of cloud computing at universities
What 3 higher education CIOs think about colleges moving to the cloud EdTech: Lev Gonick, vice president of Information Technology Services and chief information officer, discussed the future of cloud computing on campuses. “It really frees up the campus IT team—from watching blinking lights and…
National Additive Manufacturing Innovative Institute mentioned in State of the Union
The National Additive Manufacturing Innovative Institute in Youngstown: What is it? The Plain Dealer: In Tuesday’s State of the Union address, President Barack Obama mentioned the National Additive Manufacturing Innovative Institute, a consortium of organizations across Ohio, Pennsylvania and West…
Weatherhead volunteers to help Cuyahoga County residents file taxes for free
Cuyahoga: Free tax return prep for income $49k or less WKYC: Weatherhead School of Management volunteers will help Cuyahoga County residents who make less than $49,000 per year by filing their state and federal taxes, free of charge. Appointments are being accepted now.
Provost emeritus Daniel Harvey Buchanan donates rare furniture to Cleveland Museum of Art
Cleveland Museum of Art acquires a rare piece of Colonial American furniture worth millions The Plain Dealer: Daniel Harvey Buchanan, provost emeritus and professor emeritus of humanities and art history, donated what’s being called one of the most important gifts to the art museum in years: a…
English's Jim Sheeler discusses importance of giving a voice to the voice-less
CWRU students give a voice to the voice-less Anisfield-Wolf.org: Jim Sheeler, the Shirley Wormser Professor of Journalism and Media Writing, explained his and his students’ projects at the Eliza Bryant Village, the nation’s oldest continually operating African-American nursing home. “In nursing…
CWRU receives $1.5 million grant for algae research
Millions of research dollars go to Ohio scientists studying algae The Columbus Dispatch: Over the past few years, federal agencies have committed millions of dollars to algae research, including a $1.5 million grant to Ohio State and Case Western Reserve University researchers to study…
Severity of uncommon condition differs case by case, says dermatology's Neil Korman
Flaherty's skin condition uncommon, but generally can be brought under control The Canadian Press: The Canadian federal finance minister suffers from an uncommon auto-immune condition called bullous pemphigoid. The severity of the disease differs from one person to the next, according to Neil…
Glenn Starkman gives advice on having a successful sabbatical
Five steps to a successful sabbatical Science: Glenn Starkman, professor of physics and astronomy, is on sabbatical at CERN in Switzerland. His tip for having a successful sabbatical: Take your family along. There will be a couple of unproductive transition months, he said, but “You’ll gain nine…
Psychology's Julie Exline examines shadows in psychological and spiritual lives
Gifts of the shadow Psychology Today: In a recent blog, Julie Exline, associate professor of psychology, looks at the shadows that appear in individuals’ psychological and spiritual lives.
Latisha James organizes event for mental health awareness
Cleveland council member Joe Cimperman tells of family mental illness in hopes of increasing funding in Cuyahoga County The Plain Dealer: Latisha James, senior director of local government and community relations, organized an event to bring attention to the amount of money available for mental…