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VP Marilyn Sanders Mobley gives keynote at inaugural African American Activism and Creativity symposium
At the African American Research and Service Institute’s inaugural symposium on “African American Activism and Creativity,” Marilyn Sanders Mobley, vice president of the Office of Inclusion, Diversity and Equal Opportunity, presented the keynote address. Her talk, titled “Toni Morrison and the Poli...
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University Counseling Services to sponsor Friday workshops on student health, wellness
University Counseling Services is sponsoring a series of workshops called “Mind-Body Cafe” to foster student health and wellness. Each week, a different topic will be discussed, from talking to parents about grades to boosting self-esteem. These sessions will take place in Sears Library Building ro...
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Share the Vision invites students, organizations to propose SatCos
Looking for a way to share your talents, promote your organization or lead a field trip? Propose a class for Fall SatCo, to be held Nov. 3-4. SatCo, or Saturday College (and Sunday, too), was created by the Share the Vision campaign to give members of the Case Western Reserve community an opportuni...
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Scott Shane explains why entrepreneurship alone can't fix job crisis
When job-creation engines stop at just one The New York Times: For years, start-ups have been doing mores with fewer employees, which has implications for the work force. “There’s this idea that we can somehow rely on entrepreneurship to get us out of the job crisis,” said Scott Shane, the A. Malac...
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Faculty: Applications open for UCITE Nord Grants
Thanks to a bequest from the members of the family of the late Evan Nord, UCITE will offer a new program of Nord Grants to faculty members at Case Western Reserve University. The grants are available for a wide range of activities, with the duration of grants lasting one year, with the possibility ...
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HCM upgrades now in place; training available online
The Human Capital Management (HCM) system has been upgraded to version 9.1 and is available at case.edu/hcm. The upgrade enables continued support, including future updates as required by tax laws. Additionally, enhancements were made to the Careers and Payroll modules, and the navigation menu was u...
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5 questions with…homecoming king, student leader James Silay
When the homecoming king and queen were announced at last Saturday’s football game, some might have noticed an ever-so-slight delay on the part of the king. “I was kind of hesitant to accept the crown and sash because I still didn't think I had actually won,” said James Silay, the 2012 homecoming k...
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Vice President for Student Affairs Glenn Nicholls to retire after 26 years at CWRU
After more than a quarter century serving students at Case Western Reserve University, Glenn Nicholls will retire as vice president for Student Affairs at the end of this academic year. “Glenn’s commitment to our students and university is nothing less than extraordinary,” Provost W.A. “Bud” Baesla...
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Campus organizations to host Ally Coming Out Party in honor of National Coming Out Day
In honor of National Coming Out Day, campus organizations will host an LGBT Ally Coming Out Party Oct. 12 from noon to 2 p.m. in Thwing Center Atrium. Food, music and free “LGBT? Fine by me” T-shirts will be available. The event is sponsored by the LGBT Center, the Interfraternity Council, the Panh...
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Professor Deepak Sarma discusses billion-dollar treasure hunt in Hindu temple
Results of billion-dollar treasure hunt in Hindu temple to be revealed Fox News: Last summer, archaeologists opened the underground chambers of a 16th century temple in southern India, where they discovered chambers containing sacks of diamonds and gold, crowns and other antique jewelry. The treasu...