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Weatherhead’s Michael Goldberg records TEDxHeraklion on entrepreneurship
Michael Goldberg, visiting assistant professor of design and innovation at Weatherhead School of Management, traveled to Greece in February for a TEDxHeraklion session with Alexis Komselis, director of the ALBA Hub for Enterprise & Development in Greece. Goldberg and Komselis collaborated to…
Weatherhead Net Impact to host panel on using appreciative inquiry in sustainable careers
Weatherhead Net Impact will hold “An Appreciative Inquiry into Sustainable Careers” panel discussion on how to put a business degree toward a career with positive and social and environmental impact Monday, April 13, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in Peter B. Lewis Building, Room 118. The panel…
Cleveland Clinic, Weatherhead School of Management offer new joint executive MBA program in health care
Building on the core strengths of each, Cleveland Clinic and the Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University are collaborating on a new health care-focused executive master of business administration (EMBA) degree program to begin this fall. The Cleveland Clinic-Weatherhead…
Five named Faculty Distinguished Research Award winners
From social sciences to social work, management to medicine, and biology to biomedical engineering, research is at the heart of Case Western Reserve University. In fact, this past fiscal year alone, researchers earned 1,623 sponsored research awards, totaling more than $311 million. Faculty across…
Weatherhead School’s Ronald Fry to present free webinar on generative conversations
Ronald Fry, professor of organizational behavior in the Weatherhead School of Management, will give a free webinar titled, “Words Really Do Create Worlds: The Power of Generative Conversations” on Wednesday, April 8, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. The Master of Science Program in Positive Organization…
Mark Taylor wins 2015 Business Information Professional of the Year Award
Beta Alpha Psi selected Mark Taylor, the Andrew D. Braden Professor of Accounting and Auditing and chair of the accountancy department, to receive the 2015 Business Information Professional of the Year award in the category of education. Beta Alpha Psi is the international honor organization for…
Two Weatherhead School economists to speak at this year’s David A. Bowers Forecast Luncheon
Helper also will present economic outlook for manufacturing at CWRU event  Two nationally prominent economists associated with Case Western Reserve University Weatherhead School of Management will be featured speakers at the 41st annual David A. Bowers Forecast Luncheon on Friday, March 20. U.S.…
Undergraduates: Learn more about Weatherhead School of Management at March 17 open house
Undergraduate students are invited to meet with faculty, advisers and current students to learn more about Weatherhead School of Management's programs in accounting, economics, finance and marketing at an open house. The open house is Tuesday, March 17, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the…
Next implicit bias series workshop to focus on gender-science bias
The Organizational Development and Learning Unit of the Department of Human Resources will continue its brown bag lunch series on implicit bias on Tuesday, March 17, from noon to 1:30 p.m. in Crawford Hall, Room 209. Diana Bilimoria, the KeyBank Professor and chair of the Department of…
Weatherhead School PhD candidate Timothy Summers explains hackers
Timothy C. Summers, a PhD candidate in Management: Designing Sustainable Systems, explained the unique abilities of hackers, their motivations to hack systems, and their role in a technology-driven society. To read his work, visit weatherhead.case.edu/news/2015/02/23/how-hackers-think.