Events

The in-person Spoken English Language Program Conversation Hour is open to any CWRU graduate students, postdocs, employees, undergraduates, and spouses/partners of CWRU students/employees who would like to participate in conversations and discussions in English. The sessions are designed for those whom English is not their first language. Sessions provide a relaxing, friendly, fun, and intellec...

Join the Division of Student Affairs and the Office of Student Activities & Leadership on July 17th to see the Cleveland Guardians take on the Pittsburgh Pirates. First pitch at 7:10 pm. Tickets include a $10 loaded value in addition to entry. Limit of 1 ticket per person. Open to all undergraduate and graduate students. Transportation not provided. A device with the Ballpark App will b...

Join us for an in-person stakeholder meeting to help shape the CWRU Institute for Population and Community Health's 3-year strategic plan.

Registration is limited to CWRU Staff & Faculty | Drive innovation by learning an advanced understanding and control of AI prompt engineering. This workshop is designed for those seeking to become power users, diving deep into the advanced frameworks and system concepts that govern powerful AI behavior, including Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG). You Will Learn: - Advanced prompt framew...

The Weatherhead Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition Center presents My Path to ETA, a webinar featuring Simon Khodkar, a family-business operator preparing to buy and grow an operating company. Simon will share what sparked his interest in Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition, how he's preparing for business ownership, and what he's learning before closing his first deal. Rather than loo...

The online Spoken English Language Program Conversation Hour is open to any CWRU graduate students, postdocs, employees, undergraduates, and spouses/partners of CWRU students/employees who would like to participate in conversations and discussions in English. The sessions are designed for those whom English is not their first language. Sessions provide a relaxing, friendly, fun, and intellectua...

This introductory workshop provides a practical overview of Adobe Acrobat and the core tools used to create, edit, optimize, and manage PDF documents. Participants will gain a better understanding of the PDF format and learn how Acrobat can be used to support a variety of everyday document tasks. Topics will include: • Understanding the PDF format • Creating PDFs from digital files • Crea...

Are you ready to strengthen your academic communication skills? Join us for a free interactive workshop designed specifically for international graduate students and postdocs. In this session, you’ll learn effective strategies for presenting arguments clearly and persuasively in academic settings. We’ll explore the language, structure, and delivery techniques that will help you participate conf...

Join Siegal Lifelong Learning for this in-person lecture with Alexis E. Block, PhD, Department of Electrical, Computer, and Systems Engineering, Case School of Engineering, CWRU. Robots are moving beyond factories and into the human spaces of our lives: hospitals, homes, classrooms, and even moments of emotional need. In this talk, Dr. Alexis Block shares how her lab designs technologies that ...

Registration limited to CWRU staff and faculty | In our July 2026 AI Spotlight Series session, discover the unique capabilities of Google AI Studio, an online application to create workflows and build AI-powered tools to automate, streamline, and manage tasks across Google Workspace. Gain an introduction and working knowledge of how to use Google AI Studio, along with an exploration of practica...

Take a walk with Jason Steckel, Director of Employee Engagement from the Office for Campus Enrichment and Engagement (OCEE). Attendees will meet the OCEE team and learn how they work to enrich campus life for faculty, staff, and students at Case Western Reserve through building community, active engagement, mindful learning, and transformative civil dialogue. Bring water along and wear sunscree...

Intersections is Case Western Reserve University’s premier undergraduate research poster symposium, where students present their faculty-mentored research and creative projects. This event highlights the diverse and interdisciplinary work of CWRU undergraduates across the arts, humanities, engineering, life sciences, physical sciences, and social sciences. Held three times a year - in April,...

Hosted by the Department of Human Resources and the Staff Advisory Council, the annual Summer Celebration—formerly known as Party on the Quad—invites faculty, staff, and students to come together in celebration of our campus community. This employee appreciation event offers a relaxed afternoon featuring summer favorites, frozen treats available on a first-come, first-served basis, festive musi...

The in-person Spoken English Language Program Conversation Hour is open to any CWRU graduate students, postdocs, employees, undergraduates, and spouses/partners of CWRU students/employees who would like to participate in conversations and discussions in English. The sessions are designed for those whom English is not their first language. Sessions provide a relaxing, friendly, fun, and intellec...

Registration is limited to CWRU Staff & Faculty | Gain an understanding of what performance management is (and is not) through the lens of an employee's annual lifecycle at CWRU. Learn an overview of traditional workplace performance for supervisors and leaders. And explore how performance management skills are a baseline, jumping-off point for better leadership and employee engagement. Pres...

Join Siegal Lifelong Learning for this upcoming lecture with Ori Soltes, Teaching professor, Center for Jewish Civilization, Georgetown University Examine current developments across one of the world’s most volatile regions—from Iran to Turkey, Syria and Lebanon, Israel and Gaza, and Egypt— within the context of its historical and geographic complexities. Explore how issues of identity, aspi...

Registration is limited to CWRU Staff & Faculty | Establish the essential skills required to leverage our internal AI Chatbot as a safe and reliable tool. This training is your first step into the world of Artificial Intelligence, moving you beyond simply "chatting" to becoming a proficient user. You Will Learn: - The core principles of effective communication with AI. - Safe-use guideline...

This workshop will equip international doctoral candidates with practical strategies for preparing and delivering a successful dissertation defense in English. Topics include structuring the defense, responding to questions confidently, using appropriate academic language, and managing nerves, with attention to cultural and linguistic expectations in academic settings.

Join the Cleveland Chapter and climb aboard The Funny Bus for a comedy tour that blends stand-up, improv, and Cleveland sightseeing into one unforgettable ride. From local landmarks to legendary stories, you’ll experience the city like never before. Saturday, August 8, 2026 10:15 a.m.-1:30 p.m. $25 per person Pick Up location: Frank N. and Jocelyne K. Linsalata Alumni Center ...

Can Generative AI conduct a literature review for you? Join us as we separate the hype from reality and explore how AI can assist your research workflow. Faculty, students and staff welcome!