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Events

  • Veteran's Day Breakfast
    Bringing together veterans from across campus, faculty, staff and students to honor their service to our country
  • CCEL Serves: Hunger Network MidTown Market
    Volunteers are needed at the Hunger Network to help check in and out visitors, help them make food selections, stock shelves, and distribute food.
  • Advanced Graphing in R using ggplot2
    Take your data visualizations to the next level with ggplot2, R's most powerful and flexible graphing package. This workshop is designed for users who have experience with ggplot and are looking to master advanced techniques to create more complex, informative, and visually appealing graphics.
  • QTPOC Mixer
    QTPOC is a social space for queer and transgender people of color and friends! We are dedicated to fostering space for connection and joy. Join us in celebrating Trans Awareness Week at this mixer! There we be music, games, and mingling. Cilantro will also be served for dinner! We look foward to seeing you there!
  • PAWS (Peer-Assisted Writing Support)
    AIQS students are invited to join us for Peer-Assisted Writing Support (PAWS) every Tuesday and Wednesday 6-8pm throughout the semester. Get some strategies to build on the reading and writing tasks you're doing in AIQS, meet with one of our Writing Resource Center consultants, or just have a quiet place to work. Registration not required - drop in anytime 6-8pm. This is also an Explore event.
  • Weatherhead class visit: Empirical Finance with Professor Leo Madureira
    Specialty class visit: "Empirical Finance" with Professor Leo Madureira, PhD on Nov. 12 We want you to envision your academic and professional future with Weatherhead, so we've created course engagement opportunities that include firsthand interaction with our faculty, students, and vibrant learning community. 
  • Basic Audio Editing
    Learn the fundamentals and concepts of digital audio, from music to digitization to recording and editing your own podcasts using Adobe Audition.
  • Wellness Wednesday: Insurance 101
    Confused by co-pays? Not sure what "deductible" means or how to even use your insurance card? You're not alone! This session is designed to break down the basics of health insurance in a way that actually makes sense. We'll cover key terms you’ll see often, how to read your insurance card, how to find an in-network provider (and why that matters), and more. Whether you're on a parent’s plan, st...
  • Taco 'Bout YOUR Future: Life After Grad School / Networking Event
    Come and ask a panelist of alumni from varying Arts and Science graduate programs questions and network with fellow graduate students. Food will be provided.
  • PAWS (Peer-Assisted Writing Support)
    AIQS students are invited to join us for Peer-Assisted Writing Support (PAWS) every Tuesday and Wednesday 6-8pm throughout the semester. Get some strategies to build on the reading and writing tasks you're doing in AIQS, meet with one of our Writing Resource Center consultants, or just have a quiet place to work. Registration not required - drop in anytime 6-8pm. This is also an Explore event.
  • Master of Social Work (MSW): Zoom Information Session
    Ready to Make a Difference in the World? Turn your passion for social impact into a meaningful career with the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences at Case Western Reserve University. Ranked #12 nationally and #1 in Ohio by U.S. News & World Report, our Master of Social Work (MSW) program equips you with the knowledge, skills, and hands-on experience to lead lasting...
  • CWRU/Cleveland Play House MFA Presents: Much Ado About Nothing
    Wit flies, love blossoms, and deception dances in the sun-drenched courtyards of Messina in this fresh and fiery production of Much Ado About Nothing. Shakespeare’s beloved comedy crackles with humor, heart, and heartbreak as sparring lovers Beatrice and Benedick wage their war of words, unaware that their friends are scheming to bring them together. Meanwhile, young romance is tested by a crue...
  • The Last Ships from Hamburg: Business, Rivalry, and the Race to Save Russia's Jews on the Eve of World War I
    Join Siegal Lifelong Learning for this upcoming lecture with Steven Ujifusa, Visiting Scholar, Historian and President of Tradewinds History, LLC Over thirty years, from 1890 to 1921, 2.5 million Jews, fleeing discrimination and violence in their homelands of Eastern Europe, arrived in the United States. Moving from the shtetls of Russia and the ports of Hamburg to the mansions of New York’s...
  • Neurosciences Seminar - Joris de Wit, PhD
    Neurosciences Seminar Thursday, November 13, 2025 12 PM, BRB 105 Joris de Wit, PhD Professor KU Leuven, Department of Neurosciences; Deputy Science Director, VIB-KU Leuven Center for Brain & Disease Research, Leuven, Belgium Host: Dr. Peng Zhang Lecture Title: "From proteins to circuits: synapse biology in the ‘omics age" Abstract: Neural circuits are composed of different t...
  • Community Practice for Social Change Faculty & Alumni Panel
    Learn about The Mandel School's innovative Community Practice for Social Change Path of Study. Join Professors Mark Chupp, Mark Joseph and CPSC alumna to explore how this path prepares social work students to lead transformative, systems-wide change. Dr. Mark Chupp, is an Associate Professor, Founding Director, Community Innovation Network, Co-Director, Social Justice Institute, Case Wester...
  • Faculty Advancement Series-Open Access at CWRU: Publishing & Support
    Facilitator: Karen Caputo, KSL Scholarly Communication & Copyright Librarian Digital Scholarship Explore open access and how it can increase the reach and impact of your work. Learn about the resources available to support OA publishing, including our OA Publishing Agreements, Scholarly Commons @CWRU, and the Faculty OA Policy. Discuss similarities and differences between OA publi...
  • Pitch Playground
    Born from the request of a student, Pitch Playground was created to help students practice pitching without the pressure of a competition. Pitching isn't just for presenting a business plan. In fact, we use it every day! We pitch to our parents, we pitch to potential employers, and we even pitch our ideas and projects in our classes for good grades! Learning to pitch means being able to effe...
  • Mindful Activity Hour: Scratch Art
    UH&CS is hosting the final Mindful Activity Hour of the semester on Thursday, November 13th from 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM. This program will take you on a trip back to your childhood with scratch paper art. Show your colorful creativity with this month's craft with blank scratch sheets. There will, of course, be the usual activities like Play-Doh, puzzles, coloring, and more! Join us to show off your...
  • Neural Prosthesis Seminar -- Nick Ramsey PhD -- sponsored by Cleveland FES Center
    On Nov. 13 we will welcome Guest Speaker Nick Ramsey, PhD: Co-founder, Braincarta BV Collaborator, Wyss Center for Bio and Neuroengineering Professor, Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery, UMC Utrecht Professor, Donders Center for Neuroscience and Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, Radboud University Former President, International BCI Society Dr. Ramsey's Talk Top...
  • Product Management Career Workshop
    Thursday, November 13, 2025 | 5:00 – 7:00 PM | Peter B. Lewis 02 + Zoom | Free food + networking | Join the CWRU Product Management Club and the Weatherhead Career Management Office for an interactive Product Management Career Workshop with product leaders. Learn how to chart your PM career path, strengthen your resume, and practice interview skills — plus enjoy free dinner and networking. A gr...