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ThinkEnergy Fellows Program accepting applications
The Great Lakes Energy Institute is now accepting applications from all CWRU students for the 2020-2021 ThinkEnergy Fellows Program. The yearlong program is designed for students looking to get involved in the energy field through policy, entrepreneurship, industry or technical academic research.…
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Undergraduates: Apply by Feb. 15 for summer research funding
Undergraduates with plans to conduct research this summer have until Feb. 15 to apply for funding through two programs run by SOURCE (Support of Undergraduate Research and Creative Endeavors). Both summer-research funding programs, called STEM and PSURG, offer funding for up to 10 weeks. SOURCE…
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Free student tickets available for Friday’s showing of The Dawn Wall
The Dawn Wall, a film about free climber Tommy Caldwell, his climbing partner, Kevin Jorgeson, and their attempt to scale the 3,000-foot Dawn Wall of El Capitan, will be screened this weekend at Strosacker Auditorium. The event is hosted by the CWRU Film Society and co-sponsored by the CWRU…
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Apply for the 2020 Wall Street Trek
Undergraduate first-year students, sophomores and juniors of any discipline are invited to apply to explore career opportunities in finance and related areas in New York City during the university’s annual Wall Street Trek. The experience will allow students to be part of one-on-one meetings and…
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Register for hackCWRU 2020
hackCWRU, the university’s annual student-run hackathon, will be held Feb. 7-9 at Sears think[box]. More than 350 student hackers will spend 36 straight hours on innovation and collaboration. Attendees will work with peers and mentors to create projects in one of four project tracks. High school…
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Funding available to attend CASE workshop in Washington D.C.
One undergraduate student and one graduate student will be selected to attend the CASE Workshop: Catalyzing Advocacy for Science and Engineering, in Washington, D.C., from March 29 to April 1, with funding support from the university. Apply by Feb. 10 to be considered. Funding is provided by the…
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Funding and support for STEM ventures offered through PRISE
Undergraduate women in STEM are encouraged to apply for the Program Rewarding Innovation in STEM Entrepreneurship (PRISE), a project-based learning cohort of STEM students who receive coaching and financial support to launch a STEM venture of their choosing. The program is an initiative of the…
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Undergraduate- and graduate-student writing awards now accepting entries
The Department of English’s annual prize competition is now open for submissions. More than $1,500 in prize money will be awarded to recognize outstanding work by undergraduate- and graduate-student writers. Undergraduate students of any major can enter competitions for undergraduate students. One…
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School of Graduate Studies students needed to serve on the 2020 Diekhoff Award Committee
Be a part of a CWRU tradition to recognize graduate faculty for their exemplary contributions to the education and development of students through advising, mentoring, and classroom teaching by helping with the selection of this year’s John. S. Diekhoff Award. School of Graduate Studies students…
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Borrow a Chromebook or calculator at no cost at the new UDC Lending Library
Undergraduate Diversity Collaborative partnered with Kelvin Smith Library, University Technology (UTech) and Student Affairs to implement this program to lend out Chromebooks for up to seven days and graphing calculators for up to three days. Students can use this free service by bringing their…