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Music's David Ake lauded for new album
Review: David Ake's Lake Effect All About Jazz: David Ake, chair of the Department of Music, recently released a new album, Lake Effect, through Posi-Tone Records.
MBA-JD student Justin Bibb working on test to assess business leadership potential in high school students
A next-gen approach to entrepreneurship Crain’s Cleveland Business: Justin Bibb, an MBA-JD student, is developing a test to administer to all high school students in the Cleveland area that would assess their potential to become future business leaders.
Health law is a growing field, says Law's Jessica Berg
Jump-start a legal career with a job in compliance law U.S. News and World Report: Jessica Berg, interim dean of the School of Law, discussed the growing field of health law. "Health law is big and getting bigger," she said. "We joke that Obamacare is the Full Employment for Lawyers Act."
Solar Durability and Lifetime Extension Center director Roger French discusses solar technology
How researchers are improving solar technology by moving beyond pass/fail testing Solar Power World: Roger French, the F. Alex Nason Professor of Materials Science and director of the Solar Durability and Lifetime Extension Center, discussed the duration of environmentally exposed technologies and…
Mandel School receives grant from the National Child Welfare Workforce Institute
Case Western Reserve University secures $588,000 grant from National Child Welfare Workforce Institute Crain’s Business Cleveland (subscription required): A $588,000 grant from the National Child Welfare Workforce Institute will help cover the cost for social workers from surrounding county child…
Communication Sciences' Jennell Vick named as executive director of the Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center
Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center's board names Jennell Vick executive director Crain’s Cleveland Business: The board of directors at the Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center named Jennell Vick, assistant professor in the Department of Psychological Sciences, as the next executive director.…
Pathology's Miguel Quinones-Mateu to work with British company on HIV drug resistance research
Case Western Reserve University, Population Genetics Technologies form HIV research partnership Crain’s Cleveland Business: Miguel Quinones-Mateu, assistant professor of pathology, will work with British company Population Genetics Technologies to determine whether a person with HIV is becoming…
Case Western Reserve hosts Innovation Olympiad for girls interested in STEM
Organizations come together to encourage girls to consider tech careers Fresh Water Cleveland: The inaugural Innovation Olympiad begins today on Case Western Reserve’s campus. A partnership among CWRU, OneCommunity and BlueBridge Networks, the event invites girls age 13-18 to explore STEM subjects…
Law's Lewis Katz discusses public opinion of police shootings
From Wisconsin to Georgia, police shooting investigations are changing Christian Science Monitor: Lewis Katz, the John C. Hutchins Professor in the School of Law, discussed public opinions of police shootings. “I don’t think there’s been a radical American change of opinion—I still think a majority…
Distinguished University Professor M.C. ”Terry” Hokenstad discusses postretirement career trends
Encore performance Inside Business: More and more retirees are considering “encore” careers, or postretirement career reboots. “This encore program or movement is a component of this whole evolution in our society and present time, a general sort of trend of redefining retirement in the 21st…