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Neurology professor to take part in discussion of documentary at Cleveland International Film Festival
Robert B. Daroff, professor and chair emeritus in the Department of Neurology, will take part in a discussion at the Cleveland International Film Festival on one of the documentaries being shown, Caris’ Peace. Following each showing of the film, he will discuss the memory disturbance displayed by…
Anthropology professor honored at Association of Asian Studies annual meeting
Melvyn C. Goldstein, the J.R. Harkness Professor in Anthropology and co-director of the Center for Research on Tibet, participated in a Roundtable Panel in his honor on March 16, titled, “A Quarter Century of Fieldwork in Tibet: A Panel in Honor of Melvyn Goldstein.” Goldstein led the panel by…
Law’s Jonathan Entin speaks at symposium on 40th anniversary of Watergate
Jonathan Entin, associate dean for academic affairs and professor of law and political science, spoke at a symposium on the 40th anniversary of Watergate Jan. 27. John Dean was the keynote speaker, and other participants included Alexander Butterfield, who disclosed the existence of the White House…
Law Dean Mitchell to speak at Brookings on patient capital for economic growth
School of Law Dean Lawrence Mitchell will serve as a panelist at the public forum, “Patient Capital and Corporate Governance,” at The Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C., March 14. The forum will examine the importance of patient capital for economic growth, the cultural, strategic, policy,…
Visiting associate professor of law to present on disability and civil rights, labor and health law
Carrie Griffin Basas, visiting associate professor at the School of Law, will present papers on disability rights, civil rights, labor law and health law this spring at various law schools and universities: University of Michigan, Ohio State University, University of California–Berkeley and…
Law’s Jonathan Adler presents around the country in January and February
School of Law professor Jonathan Adler recently presented at multiple conferences and workshops. On Jan. 25, he spoke on ”The Individual Mandate Litigation and the Future of Federalism” before the University of Michigan Law School chapter of the Federalist Society. Then, Feb. 2, Adler presented the…
Nursing’s Jeanne Hitch attends private event with Health & Human Services secretary
Jeanne Hitch meets with Secretary Sebelius at a private event in a Cleveland Heights home. Jeanne Hitch, a project manager at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, was among a small group of individuals invited to attend a private event with U.S. Secretary of Health & Human Services…
School of Law’s Jacqueline Lipton publishes article on cyber-victimization
School of Law Professor Jacqueline Lipton’s recent article, “Combating Cyber-Victimization” recently appeared in the Berkeley Technology Law Journal. Lipton is also associate dean for faculty development and research, co-director of the Center for Law, Technology and the Arts and associate…
Adjunct law professor’s article, “Life, Death and IQ,” appears in law review
Jeff Lazarus, adjunct professor of law, recently published an article, “Life, Death, and IQ: It’s much more than just a score: understanding and utilizing psychological and neuropsychological evaluations in atkins disability/mental retardation cases.” The article appeared in the Cleveland State Law…
Art history/art adjunct faculty member presents at TELDAP International Conference in Taiwan
Holly Witchey, adjunct faculty member in the Department of Art History and Art, delivered a plenary session Feb. 23 at the 2012 TELDAP International Conference (Taiwan e-Learning & Digital Archives Program). Witchey is editor and co-principal investigator of the Horizon Report: Museum Edition,…