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Personal motivation and experience is crucial to social work, says Mandel School's David Crampton
Reason to choose social work is often deeply personal The Plain Dealer: Personal motivation matters in social work—often more than it does in other professions—because workers use their personal history to relate to clients and to fuel them through long days. "Not only do you have to be motivated…
Child actor turned law faculty Charles Korsmo gives advice to Justin Bieber
Justin Bieber faces growing pains in switch from child star to mature artist The Guardian: As Justin Bieber attempts to make the transition from child star to serious mature performer, there are many before him who have made the switch—successfully or otherwise. Charles Korsmo, assistant professor…
Mandel School's Robert Fischer says social services agencies seeing major changes
Holiday Spirit, Plain Dealer Charities' annual campaign, reaches out to the struggling local residents even as economy improves The Plain Dealer: Though Ohio’s economy has improved, advocates of the poor say there has been no recovery for the state’s neediest residents, and burdens on the social…
Political science professor Pete Moore weighs in on Middle Eastern conflict
Latest military violence will have political impact Cleveland Jewish News: Pete Moore, associate professor of political science, said the recent violence in the Middle East does nothing to address the root cause of the ongoing conflict in the region. “There needs to be a secure Israel next to a…
New medical education, research building now halfway past fundraising goal
Chagrin Falls couple's donation gives Case Western Reserve University's fundraising drive a boost The Plain Dealer: Constance and James Brown’s significant donation has put the university past its halfway mark in its goal to raise $50 million for a new medical education and research building.…
Psychology's Amy Przeworski blogs about the pressures of a working mom
Cranberry sauce and motherhood Psychology Today: In a blog, Amy Przeworski, assistant professor of psychology, discussed her recent fresh vs. canned cranberry dilemma—and what it symbolizes for working moms. “The problem is that women these days hold themselves to an impossible standard—to be the…
Nursing study finds obesity, dental health linked in homeless children
Study supports link between obesity, cavities in homeless kids HealthDay News: A study led by Marguerite DiMarco, associate professor in the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, finds that among homeless children, obesity is associated with an increased risk of cavities. The findings provide…
Weatherhead's Steven C. Hartstein comments on impact of alternative minimum tax on middle class
Fiscal Cliff: Alternative Minimum Tax to hit families WKYC: Unless Congress and the White House act to combat the looming “fiscal cliff,” the alternative minimum tax could cost millions of families thousands more per year. "Those with much lower incomes would not be hit by AMT," said Steven C.…
International health professor Charles King comments on spread of disease
Snails in the water, disease in the villages National Science Foundation: People in developing countries who don’t have access to clean water or good sanitation facilities can be exposed to infected snails that serve as intermediaries between disease-causing worms and humans. The worms carry…
Nursing's Chris Manacci speaks about heroism on Sound of Ideas panel
Heroism in Northeast Ohio ideastream: Chris Manacci, clinical director of the Dorothy Ebersbach Academic Center for Flight Nursing, was selected as one of Northeast Ohio’s own heroes. He joined a Sound of Ideas panel of these helpful individuals to discuss their heroic actions—including how Manacci…