Events

Level Up Your Campus Experience at the Spring Student Activities Fair!   This year, instead of the usual one-day fair, we are introducing Student Engagement Week, which will include both a virtual fair component through Campus Groups and an in-person tabling option in Tinkham Veale University Center. When: Monday, January 26th through Friday, January 30th Where: TVUC & Virtually on Campus...

Big Games Club and Student Centers present Escape Eldred Casino! You and your friends will have 60 minutes to make it out of the Eldred Casino with the ledger of the crooked casino owner! Can you make it out in time with the ledger in hand to bring him to justice? Or will the security measures make it so that you get stuck and his security team keep his secrets from ever getting out? Sign up f...

Come learn about our teams and how you can get involved with Humanitarian Design Corps! Join us on Saturday, Jan. 31, from noon to 2 p.m. in Thwing 301. We'll have free food and Explore and Math 121/122 is extra credit offered.

Case Western Reserve University faculty members are invited to join the Office of Faculty Affairs for a training session on the annual review process in the Faculty Information System (FIS) on Monday, Feb. 2, at 12 p.m. This training is designed to provide guidance to faculty on completing their annual review in the FIS. The session will review how to add activities and build the review as w...

Dive into the world of Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) with the powerful and versatile Tidyverse package suite in R. This interactive workshop is perfect for those looking to transform raw data into actionable insights through structured exploration and visualization.

Learn about Dr. Aura Sunada Newlin's work with the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation, a nonprofit that preserves the Heart Mountain World War II Japanese American Confinement Site, and educates about and researches Japanese American confinement in World War II.

University Health and Counseling Services will begin offering Mental Health First Aid—an evidence-based training program this fall led by certified trainers from CWRU. Mental Health First aid prepares participants to recognize warning signs of mental health challenges, offer compassionate initial support, and guide individuals toward appropriate campus or community resources The curriculum cove...

Critical Conversations is a monthly series sponsored by the Office of the Provost in which a panel of experts thoughtfully engage in "Critical Conversations" about important cross-disciplinary and often controversial topics. Centered around a complex question, each panel will cover disciplinary lenses, such as historical, legal, societal, ethical, and medical contexts. This is followed by a ric...

University Health and Counseling Services will begin offering Mental Health First Aid—an evidence-based training program this fall led by certified trainers from CWRU. Mental Health First aid prepares participants to recognize warning signs of mental health challenges, offer compassionate initial support, and guide individuals toward appropriate campus or community resources The curriculum cove...

Join us on Tuesday, February 3 for the Networking Roundtable. Do you have an idea for an invention but are struggling with next steps? Are you considering founding or participating in a startup company, and looking to receive feedback? Join us for an action-packed, quick mentoring event focused on providing CWRU faculty, students and alumni with an opportunity to share their idea—whether jus...

Join Program Director, David Buchner, PhD and Professor of Genetics and Genome Sciences, Thomas LaFramboise, PhD, as they discuss the newest Master of Science program at the CWRU School of Medicine. Dr. Buchner will give an overview of the program, application process, and potential career opportunities. Dr. LaFramboise will dive deeper into the content students in the program will research...

Join Siegal Lifelong Learning for this critical and timely opportunity to learn about the legal landscape and what it means for immigrants today. Immigration rights in the U.S. are shaped by complex federal laws, but state and local policies also play a key role—especially in Ohio. Immigrants, regardless of status, are entitled to certain constitutional protections; yet access to services like ...

Learn how to access and analyze U.S. Census Bureau data directly in R with the powerful tidycensus package. This workshop is designed for researchers, analysts, and data enthusiasts looking to harness demographic, social, and economic data for their projects.

Consider becoming a U.S. Patent Agent and earning a Master of Patent Practice at CWRU Law. Learn how to protect intellectual property by filing and prosecuting patents. Eligible candidates have a bachelor degree in STEM or a design-related field. No entrance exam is required to apply. Generous scholarships are available and the cost of tuition may be covered by the CWRU Employee Benefit Tuition...

At Case Western Reserve University, we want to promote the health and well-being of all our students. In addition to individual and group counseling and a variety of other counseling services, we offer Let’s Talk. Let’s Talk is a drop-in service that offers 1:1 informal, confidential consultation with a UHCS counselor. Who is a good fit for Let’s Talk? Students wanting to talk through a ...

Please join us for the 5th Annual Black History Month Brain Health Webinar Series presented by the University Hospitals Brain Health and Memory Center, a member of the Cleveland Alzheimer's Disease Research Center (CADRC). This Join us each Thursday in February to discuss different brain health topics while honoring Black History Month. This week learn how toxins, including lead, air pollut...

This signature event brings together industry professionals, alumni, and students to explore career paths across corporate finance, banking, investments, fintech, and more. It will be an incredible opportunity to gain real-world insights and build meaningful relationships.

Faculty may choose to use GenAI tools on their own, with students, or not at all; but we are certainly teaching in an age of AI-Aware Instruction. Learn more about course policies at CWRU and share ideas about assignment-level use and non-use of GenAI tools in classroom contexts.

This first workshop in the Writing Resource Center's series for AIQS students will focus on shifting from writing timed, 5-paragraph essays to the more nuanced genres you'll be asked to write in college. Counts for Explore credit!

Join us on Thursday, February 5 as part of the Case Western Reserve University Entrepreneurship Speaker Series for a roundtable discussion with Prince Gosh, Founder and CEO at Factored Quality.