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Employee discounts available on voluntary insurance from MetLife Auto & Home
Faculty and staff are eligible for auto and home insurance discounts from MetLife Auto & Home. MetLife Auto & Home is the provider of a voluntary group auto and home benefit program that provides access to insurance coverage for personal insurance needs, including auto, home, landlord’s rental dwell...
Weatherhead School’s Chris Laszlo presents to Latin America’s top leaders in Costa Rica
Chris Laszlo, associate professor in the Department of Organizational Behavior at Weatherhead School of Management, recently joined some of the leading scholars on strategy and sustainability at the first “Latin America Forum for Strategies, Solutions, Sustainability” at INCAE Business School in Cos...
Sociology's Brian Gran earns Fulbright award to research children's rights in Iceland
Brian Gran’s scholarly passion centers on children’s rights around the globe. An associate professor of sociology with a secondary appointment in law, his most recent project involved reviewing dozens of treaties and other documents to assess countries’ efforts to protect children. Now, as the recip...
CWRU to sponsor youth tennis camp on campus this month
For the fourth year, Varsity Tennis Coach Todd Wojtkowski will host a youth tennis camp on campus, with sessions running June 10–14 and June 15–17. The camp held June 10–14 is a day camp, open to boys and girls ages 8-18 of all skill levels. The camp held June 15–17 will be an overnight college pre...
CWRU's 66th annual book sale ends Tuesday
CWRU's book sale, Mary Doria Russell and James Renner lead the book week The Plain Dealer: More than 20,000 good-condition paperbacks were up for sale at the 66th annual CWRU Book Sale. The sale, held in Adelbert Gym, ends today at 1 p.m....
Weatherhead School’s Susan Case named Kaufman Scholar
Susan Case, associate professor of organizational behavior, has been named an inaugural Kaufman Scholar for 2012-13 at the Center for Financial Policy of the Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland. The Kaufman Scholars will meet twice in fall 2012 and for a week in spring ...
Case Western Reserve Secures Federal Funding from Ohio Medicaid
CLEVELAND - Through the Medicaid Technical Assistance and Policy Program (MEDTAPP) Healthcare Access Initiative (HAI), Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine has secured $6.4 million in federal funds through Ohio Medicaid to support its longstanding involvement in the health of its commu...
Despite less play, children’s use of imagination increases over two decades
Children today may be busier than ever, but Case Western Reserve University psychologists have found their imaginations haven’t suffered—in fact, they appear to have increased. Psychologists Jessica Dillon and Sandra Russ expected the opposite outcome when they analyzed 14 play studies that Russ co...
Engineering's Lisa Camp speaks at national research development conference
Lisa Camp, assistant dean for strategic initiatives in the Case School of Engineering, spoke at the annual conference of the National Organization of Research Development Professionals in Alexandria, Va., May 21-23. Her talk was titled, “Strategic and Organizational Development Tools to Enhance Res...
Law’s Erik Jensen publishes three scholarly articles
Erik Jensen, the David L. Brennan Professor at the School of Law, recently had three articles published. The first, “Legislative and Regulatory Responses to Tax Avoidance; Explicating and Evaluating the Alternatives,” will appear in the St. Louis University Law Journal. The second, “The Individual M...