Events

Midweek Coffee Breaks -- a relaxed, come-as-you-are space where instructors and faculty can pause, recharge, and connect. Join us each week from 8:00 am to 8:45 am for casual conversation, collegial support, and light discussion about what's unfolding in your classrooms. It's a simple way to step out of the rush, share ideas, and build community across campus. Each week will rotate among four ...

Current CWRU employees are invited to this virtual session and will discover more about the School of Medicine masters' programs which can be completed on a part-time basis. Eligible CWRU employees can utilize their tuition benefit towards these programs. This session will not be recorded. An in-person session will take place in February 2027.

University Health and Counseling Service CWRU Mental Health Ally (MHA) Training intends to foster a Culture of Care by equipping community members with tools to identify signs of distress and increased safety risks. This training addresses myths about suicide, provides guidance for supportive conversations, and offers a clear framework for seeking support and resources, emphasizing prevention a...

Registration is limited to CWRU Staff & Faculty | Master time management by focusing on setting goals and prioritizing tasks. By the end, you'll be ready to align your daily efforts with your most important objectives. Training includes practical skill-building exercises and discussion. Designed for all levels of employees. Presented by the CWRU HR Professional Development Center Staff & Fa...

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 the Department of Classics, the Department of Philosophy, and the Baker Nord Institute for the Humanities for a presentation and discussion by Professor Josh Cannon (University of Pittsburgh) of his recent book Fatal Second Helen: A Modern Veteran’s Iliad (2025). Professor Cannon’s book offers his reading of Homer’s Iliad in light of his own experiences as a Marine during two tours...

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...

Dr. Lisa Pon, Professor of Art History at the University of Southern California and renowned scholar of Raphael delivers this annual lecture at the Cleveland Museum of Art. Raphael worked well with others--perhaps more so than any other Renaissance artist. In this talk, Dr. Pon reassesses Raphael's collaborations in painting and many other media, thereby disrupting period and current attitudes ...

Join us on Wednesday, October 7, at 7 p.m. and learn to play Lotería - a traditional game of chance similar to bingo. There will be prizes (swag and gift cards) for the winners, along with snacks and soda! Due to limited space, registration is required.

Featuring guest trumpet soloist Alexander Lenhart (BS Music Education, CWRU '21; MM Trumpet Performance, University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music '23), a member of the U.S. Army 101st Airborne Division Band. Dr. Ryan Scherber | Director of Bands Alex Lenhart & Genevieve Fritz | Trumpet Soloists Loren Toplitz | Trumpet Faculty (CIM) Adelyn Nicholson | Vocal Soloist Erin Mei...

Registration is limited to CWRU Staff & Faculty | Leadership lives at every level at Case Western Reserve University. Transform your leadership by learning to courageously operationalize the skills of resilient, high-impact leaders. This workshop focuses on five core pillars: rumbling with vulnerability, building trust and safety, living your values, establishing purpose, and moving after failu...

Join us for an engaging one-hour lecture and complimentary lunch featuring Gregg S. Margolis, PhD, Director of the National Academy of Medicine. Dr. Margolis will present "UNDAUNTED TRANSFORMATION: CLINICIANS SHAPING HEALTH POLICY," exploring the vital role healthcare professionals play in driving meaningful systemic change and guiding the future of health policy.

Join us for lunch (from Brassica) and a panel discussion of direct care and concierge care, fast-growing alternatives to insurance-dominated healthcare.

Explore the library’s extensive resources and understand how open access publishing can increase the reach and impact of your work. -What is OAP? -Options for OAP -How does CWRU and KSL assist your OAP?

Need research support? This Kelvin Smith Library workshop will help students develop critical reading and note-taking skills for complex scholarly sources. We will also review how to use annotation tools that keep your ideas organized. Students are encouraged to bring their laptops or tablets and questions about research assignments.

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...

The Physics Colloquium on Thu Oct 8 will be given by Natalie Briggs (Department of Chemistry) on "Reimagining the atomic scale materials landscape". The colloquium is from 4:15 pm to 5:15 pm in Rock 301. It is preceded by coffee and cookies in the Michelson lounge on the second floor of Rockefeller. The event is free and open to the public.

Get ready to paint the campus blue!

CWRU Theater Presents: Poor Clare by Chiara Atik Directed by Carrie Williams Winner! 2022 Harold and Mimi Steinberg/American Theatre Critics Association New Play Award It’s 1211 in Assisi, Italy, and Clare’s got beauty, wealth, and a rich suitor who showers her with expensive presents. So why is she so drawn to this guy Francis who gave up all his possessions just because poor people are...

This week is Session B: Student-Centered Activities. Use Gemini to build immersive role-play scenarios and generate tailored learning experiences.