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Faculty applicants sought for Pew Scholars Program; $240,000 award available
Case Western Reserve University is seeking applicants for The Pew Charitable Trusts: Pew Scholars Program in the Biomedical Sciences. The Pew Scholars Program supports assistant professors of outstanding promise in science relevant to the advancement of human health. The award provides $240,000 in f...
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Biologists now studying management; Scott Shane's research highlighted
Homo administrans The Economist: Biologists are turning their attention to management. Studies such as the one by Scott Shane, A. Malachi Mixon III Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies, which studied heredity and management, are leading the way in the field....
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Submit recommendations for honorary degree recipients, to be presented at commencement
The university community is invited to submit recommendations for honorary degrees to be presented at university commencement. A description of the qualifications and process and a nominating form are available online at case.edu/provost/about/honorarydegree.html. Although submissions are accepted a...
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CWRU Student-Run Free Clinic to open this fall
CWRU Student-Run Free Clinic to open this fall Cleveland Jewish News: The Case Western Reserve University Student-Run Free Clinic, an inter-professional program in which medical and nursing students work hand in hand. Lauren Rotman, chair of development for the clinic, and David Lawrence, a second-...
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Staff: Take the Procurement Services customer service survey for chance to win Flip camera
Staff members are invited to take the Procurement Services annual customer service survey. Participant responses will help the department provide better service. Participants will be entered to win a Flip video camera. Click here to take the survey....
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Jared Bendis talks about the fine—or not so fine—art of YouTube
The fine art of YouTube Chicago Tribune: Forty-eight hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute, most of is of questionable quality. “Some reflect that when the typewriter was invented, there was no boom in great literature," said Jared Bendis, creative director of new media at The Freedma...
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Law professor Jonathan Adler says Michigan's ban on affirmative action "a close call"
Michigan ban on affirmative action may get 2nd look Associated Press: Michigan’s attorney general plans to ask an entire federal appeals court to suspend and re-examine the decision that overturned the state’s ban on affirmative action in college admissions. “This is a fascinating case. It’s a clos...
Psychiatry professor Sara West says mental illness common in children who kill parents
Mental illness common among children who kill parents, experts say Sun Sentinal: Last week, two young men in South Florida were charged with killing their parents. Such instances are rare, but in a review of cases, Sara West, assistant professor of psychiatry at the School of Medicine, found that m...
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New study shows preemies catch up in vocabulary by teen years; H. Gerry Taylor weighs in
Preemies can catch up in vocabulary by teen years Reuters: A new study says that by the age of 16, children born very prematurely can catch up to children born at full term in their ability to identify names of things. H. Gerry Taylor, a professor of pediatrics at the School of Medicine who was not...
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Entrepreneurs need to remember two messages, says professor Scott Shane
Four Reasons Why Your Small Business Is A JOB (Just Over Broke) Forbes: Small businesses can be powerful, but there are two main messages entrepreneurs must understand, said Scott Shane, A. Malachi Mixon Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies....