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Weatherhead School of Management

Case Western Reserve University's Weatherhead School of Management is where driven students become business leaders. Where accomplished academics create entirely new ways of thinking and leading. And where successful alumni become transformative leaders. Read about the ideas and people driving change across Weatherhead School of Management.

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Managing infection risk and privacy, ShareTrace gives people security to return to work and social life
As America and the world take steps to get back to work and resume social activities, a team of researchers, developers, designers, and students continue to refine ShareTrace, an open source project that originated originally started from Hack-from-Home, a virtual, global hackathon, held in early…
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Medicine’s Daniel Tisch reacts to estimates for COVID-19 testing
Outlet: ABC News 5 Cleveland
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Students Give Back During Pandemic Through Internship at Greater Cleveland Food Bank
As the unemployment rate in Cleveland, Ohio skyrocketed amid the COVID-19 outbreak, Weatherhead School of Management students had the unique opportunity to intern for the Greater Cleveland Food Bank during their spring semester. Denise Sun, Yang Shi, Polly He, Kairui Huang and Lucy Gu, students in…
2020 Flourish Prizes Virtual Celebration Announcement
Thank you for your patience this semester as we have worked through our Flourish Prizing process. The Flourish Prizes are one of our favorite ways to engage with our global AIM2Flourish community and we are excited to finally be ready to announce our 2020 Flourish Prize honorees.  We invite you to…
How Can Workplaces Create a "New Normal"?
David Cooperrider discusses the "New Normal” in a recent Thrive Global article.
Cleveland Rising Update (2)
Cleveland Rising groups use Zoom meeting to update public on bold ideas for transforming Cleveland.
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Team co-led by Eng finds gene inactivation of PTEN drives cancer predisposition
In a new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, researchers led by Charis Eng, MD, PhD and Pier Paolo Pandolfi, MD, PhD, FRCP determined that mutations of the WWP1 gene may also drive cancers associated with PTEN hamartoma tumor syndrome (PHTS) in patients without PTEN gene…