As the assistant director of alumni and communications for health sciences, Amanda Brower manages development and alumni communications for the schools of medicine, dental medicine, and nursing.
Recent News Articles
As the recipient of the Outstanding New Dentist Award, Imani Jacqueline Behrens, DMD (DEN ’22), MS, is recognized for an exceptional early-career standard defined by her dedication to pediatric patient care, clinical innovation, organized dentistry and ongoing connection to her alma mater.While at…
Manish Valiathan, DDS (DEN '02), MSD (DEN '99), is recognized as a true academic ‘triple threat’—seamlessly bridging his roles as a widely celebrated educator, NIH-funded researcher with 60+ peer-reviewed publications and dedicated clinician serving children with craniofacial deformities. For his…
Few individuals have shaped the fabric of Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine quite like Michael A. Landers, DDS (DEN ’76). This year’s Special Recognition Award—presented to those who have made exceptional and lasting contributions to the school—recognizes Dr. Landers,…
For more than four decades, Barbara A. Sciulli was the backbone of the student experience at the Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine. This year’s Alumni Board Special Recognition Award honors Sciulli, the school’s long-standing registrar and financial aid liaison, for her…
From her earliest days in medicine, Beth Ricanati, MD (MED ’97), has challenged the boundaries of what it means to heal—blending science, compassion and innovation to impact lives in unexpected ways. A graduate of Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, she began her medical journey…
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine has received a $1.5 million commitment from Stephen Gehlbach, MD, PhD (MED ’68), to name and endow a program for medical students interested in teaching and academic medicine.The Stephen Gehlbach, MD, MPH Medical Education Scholars Pathway is one…
Guided by a strong sense of service, Ulysses (Chip) Grant Mason III (MED ’73) always cared for the most vulnerable patients, spending more than thirty years as a physician in urban hospitals and safety-net clinics where poverty and limited access often affected patient outcomes. “Those were the…
As Case Western Reserve University celebrates its bicentennial, the campus community is reflecting on two centuries of trailblazing achievements. This milestone is a chance to remember visionaries such as Henry Lawrence Hitchcock, Western Reserve College’s third president, whose mix of diplomacy…
Cleveland—"The Land"—set the stage as more than 150 alumni and friends gathered together for the fourth annual Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) Destination Weekend, a milestone bicentennial celebration highlighting CWRU’s enduring impact on the city. Led by President Eric W. Kaler and Mrs.…
When LaNyah Terry walks across the stage at Case Western Reserve University’s commencement ceremonies this month, she carries with her the collective pride of the CWRU alumni community. As the first student to be supported by the Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship through all four years of her…