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Law's Carmen Naso examines mandatory minimums for crimes committed against the elderly and disabled
State lawmaker taking action after Ice Bucket Challenge attack Fox 8 Cleveland: Carmen Naso, senior instructor of law, is apprehensive about a new bill that would mandate penalties for crimes against the elderly and disabled. “There’s already a law on the books that would cover this,” he said. “Let…
Undergraduates Eric Vennaro and Kevin Wang place third at business pitch competition
COSE business award goes to Colby Featherbottoms, Parma startup equipping guitar heroes: the Mix The Plain Dealer: Consult Mango, an online application developed by undergraduates Eric Vennaro and Kevin Wang, took third at the 2014 Business Pitch Competition of the Council on Smaller Enterprises.
Anthropology's Cynthia Beall comments on discovery of humans living at extreme altitudes
Humans were living at extreme altitudes 1000 years earlier than thought Science: New findings suggest that humans lived at extreme altitudes much earlier than previously known, before genetic adaptations would have aided such lifestyles. “It is fascinating to think of people using the highlands so…
History's Ted Steinberg discussed the New York City "growth imperative"
Building for the next big storm New York Times: Two years after Hurricane Sandy, Ted Steinberg, the Adeline Barry Davee Distinguished Professor of History and professor of law, discussed the New York City “growth imperative,” which is an idea that the city could expand without repercussion. “The…
Most Americans do not need to be concerned about the spread of Ebola, says School of Medicine's Keith Armitage
Safe travel in the era of Ebola: Cleveland doctors say bon voyage, and wash your hands The Plain Dealer: Keith Armitage, professor of medicine, addressed recent concerns surrounding the spread of Ebola. “From a rational standpoint, the vast majority of Americans do not need to be concerned," the…
School of Dental Medicine's Leena Palomo highlights risk of "island" dental practice mentality
Don’t try to be a jack-of-all-trades dentist Periospectives: Leena Palomo, associate professor of periodontics, wrote about the risk of dental students assuming an “island” dental practice mentality.
Anthropology's Vanessa Hildebrand discusses multicultural caregiving
Kasich endorsement; LeBron’s beginnings; multicultural caregiving ideastream: Vanessa Hildebrand, assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology, discussed the diversity of strategies to care for family members of all ages across cultural groups in the world. The interview was part of a…
Banking and finance's Scott Fine warns against companies spending excess revenue on own shares
Heard Off the Street: Repurchasing shares increasingly popular for cash-rich companies Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Scott Fine, professor of banking and finance, suggested that the trend of companies spending excess revenue in purchasing back their own shares may not provide enough value. “Shareholders…
Nursing's Ronald Hickman Jr. received Robert Wood Johnson Foundation research grant
CWRU professor receives award: Higher Education Roundup The Plain Dealer: Ronald Hickman Jr.,assistant professor of nursing, recently received a $350,000 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Nurse Faculty Scholars award to further investigate how to help family decision-makers when considering…
Macromolecular Science and Engineering's Liming Dai discussed his research and Case4Carbon
Liming Dai: Integrating nanochemistry into the macroscopic world Chemistry World: Liming Dai, the Kent Hale Smith Professor in the Department of Macromolecular Science and Engineering, took part in a Q&A in which he discussed his research and the Center of Advanced Science and Engineering for…