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School of Medicine's Nathan A. Berger discusses his career path, future plans
Someone you should know: Dr. Nathan A. Berger Cleveland Jewish News: In a Q&A, Nathan A. Berger, the Hanna-Payne Professor of Experimental Medicine and director of the Center for Science, Health and Society, discussed how he became a doctor and his plans for the future.
Kelvin Smith Library's Jared Bendis gives tips for common traveling issues
Jared Bendis, Men of Granite & Maestro Amjad Ali Khan ideastream: Jared Bendis, creative new media officer, gave tips for common traveling issues, such as conversion fees and getting around with Google Maps.
Nursing's Michael Decker provides tips for how to keep cool on summer nights
This is why you can't fall asleep in the summer Real Simple: Has the summer heat been keeping you awake at night? Michael Decker, associate professor of nursing, provided tips for how to stay cool—from using a dehumidifier to keeping your feet outside the covers.
Political Science's Joseph White discusses comparisons between Ronald Reagan, Barack Obama
Obama, you're still no Reagan CNN: Joseph White, the Luxenberg Family Professor of Public Policy, discussed why Ronald Reagan was able to gain bipartisan support when Barack Obama hasn’t. "Obama came to office in a crisis, but the Republicans were nowhere near as demoralized" as Democrats were…
Prevention Research Center for Healthy Neighborhoods collaborates on teen pregnancy prevention programs at local schools
7 local school districts targeted for $4.8 million teen pregnancy prevention grant The Plain Dealer: The Prevention Research Center for Healthy Neighborhoods, the LGBT Center of Greater Cleveland and Beech Brook, a behavioral health agency for children and teenagers, collaborated and received a…
Data collected from School of Law students used in study on LSAT scores, law school GPA
New study tries to predict law school grades The Wall Street Journal: A recent study out of the University of Colorado used research collected from Case Western Reserve University School of Law students to determine if LSAT results can predict law school grades. Data was collected from law school…
Bioethics' Stuart Youngner discusses Medicare's decision to pay doctors to talk about end-of-life care with patients
Ohio physicians welcome Medicare paying for end-of-life counseling The Columbus Dispatch: Stuart Youngner, the Susan E. Watson Professor of Bioethics, discussed the recent decision by Medicare to begin paying doctors to counsel patients about end-of-life care. “If doctors won’t get paid, they won’t…
Marilyn S. Mobley, David Fleshler write about how chief diversity officers, senior international officers can work together
Advancing diversity through CDO and SIO collaboration Insight into Diversity: Marilyn S. Mobley, vice president for inclusion, diversity and equal opportunity and professor of English, and David Fleshler, associate provost for international affairs, penned an article on how chief diversity officers…
Reproductive biology's Marjorie Greenfield discusses whether it's risky to consume small amounts of alcohol while pregnant
How bad is drinking while pregnant? Shape: Marjorie Greenfield, professor of reproductive biology, discussed whether consuming small amounts of alcohol during pregnancy is a major risk to the baby.
Microsoft features CWRU in video about how HoloLens can be used in many academic fields
Put a HoloLens in the classroom and I'll happily go back to school Gizmodo: Microsoft recently released a video showcasing how its new HoloLens mixed-reality technology might be used at Case Western Reserve across a number of academic fields.