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Submit proposals to Student Success Summit
The 2018 Student Success Summit will focus on how student affairs practitioners, faculty and staff can develop effective approaches to support students who struggle to complete their degree. The 2018 Planning Committee seeks engaging and influential proposals that incorporate this year’s theme:…
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Save the date for the second annual Student Success Summit
The University Office of Student Affairs will host the second annual Student Success Summit July 24–25. The summit will focus on how faculty, staff and administrators can connect with colleagues across campus, help one another grow and expand knowledge of campus resources and student support…
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Apply for the Alexandra Piepho Learning and Life Scholarship
Alexandra Piepho, as a promising member of the class of 2016, balanced her passion for exploration and learning with a variety of enriching interests in both the arts and sciences. To honor Alexandra’s legacy, her parents, family and friends created the Alexandra Piepho Learning and Life…
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OrgSync successor demonstrations
The Office of Student Affairs is in the later stages of choosing an engagement platform to replace OrgSync, which is undergoing large-scale changes in 2018. This week, two vendors will visit campus to present in-depth demonstrations of their offerings. The university community is invited to the…
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Light the Campus: Night of Remembrance
University Health and Counseling Services, in collaboration with Student Affairs, will host an event to remember those the university community has lost to all types of death. Light the Campus: Night of Remembrance will be held Monday, Feb. 5, at 4:30 p.m. at Kelvin Smith Library Oval. Speakers,…
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Screening of Mixed Match
The School of Medicine's Office of Diversity Initiatives & Community Engagement and the Office of Student Affairs will sponsor a viewing of Mixed Match. Mixed Match is a feature-length documentary that explores the need to find mixed-ethnicity bone marrow and cord blood donors to donate to…
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“Listening Tour” results in recommendations to make CWRU more inclusive
A yearlong “Listening Tour” involving two university vice presidents has led to a series of wide-ranging recommendations to make Case Western Reserve a more inclusive campus. Specific steps include increasing diversity on faculty hiring committees, funding innovative ideas to enhance inclusion,…
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Join a Sustained Dialogue group and help make a positive impact on campus
Applications are now being accepted for fall 2017 Sustained Dialogue (SD) groups. Student groups as well as faculty/staff groups will be held this semester. The application for Sustained Dialogue program is available on OrgSync. Applications are due Sept. 30. Now in its fourth year, Sustained…
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“The Defamation Experience”
The university community is invited to “The Defamation Experience,” an interactive play exploring race, religion, gender, class and law, with a twist: The audience is the jury. This event will be held Wednesday, Oct. 4, from 5 to 7 p.m. in Tinkham Veale University ballrooms B and C. A CWRU ID is…
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Division of Student Affairs honors programs, employees
The Case Western Reserve University Division of Student Affairs Awards program honors employees in the division for their exemplary service to the campus community, and recognize the programs that make such a positive impact on students. Award winners for the 2016-17 fiscal year Collaboration…