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Grant submissions policy change, other support template overhaul, updates requested by October 1
NIH’s required Other Support documentation has undergone a complete overhaul. The Cancer Center regularly needs members’ Other Support (OS) documents for grant submissions and progress reports, and we need to update our OS repository with your new OS documentation. Please note that the new OS…
Investment in Immunotherapy Spurs Growth
The recruitment of world-class talent and investment in new technology position Cleveland as a leader in immunotherapy, the future of cancer care. Cleveland’s immunotherapy hubs are undergoing significant growth. Cleveland Clinic and MetroHealth Medical Center are developing new programs led by new…
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Participate in Weatherhead Executive Education's July program to build resiliency
Weatherhead Executive Education program will host a program titled “Resilience: Thriving through Uncertainty and Change” in July. The program will consist of three, two-hour sessions (July 13, 20 and 27). Resilience is the ability to respond to life’s challenges with confidence, flexibility and…
Fowler Center Advisory Board member Nadya Zhexembayeva featured in Real Leaders Magazine
The Titanic was considered unsinkable by all: experts, media, and the public. The ship was equipped with the most advanced naval technology available and a crew of experienced and respected naval leaders. So why did it sink, and what can we learn as business leaders?  Read what Dr. Nadya…
Director's Message: National Black Family Cancer Awareness Week
Today marks the beginning of National Black Family Cancer Awareness Week, through Wednesday, June 23. Led by the US Food and Drug Administration, Oncology Center of Excellence, Project Community, the community-based initiative aims to raise cancer awareness and encourage people to know their family…
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Clinical Research Navigator: Valerie Vinson
Valerie Vinson is the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center-supported clinical research navigator at University Hospitals Clinical Trials Unit at the Seidman Cancer Center. As a whole, she is tasked with increasing the number of patients, especially those of minority race and ethnicity, who enroll in…
Inspiring Leadership: More Executives are Recognizing the Power of Coaching with Compassion
"I am an educator, activist, change agent, father, son, brother, entrepreneur, spouse, leader, learner ..." reads the personal vision statement of a corporate manager. "Through my example, I will invite, empower and encourage others to be the change they want to see in the world." The manager…
2021 Undergraduate Student Awards
The Weatherhead School of Management is pleased to recognize the following undergraduate students for their excellent work at Weatherhead. Accounting The Weatherhead School of Management Award given to the most outstanding senior in accounting. This year's recipient is John Fissel. The Andrew D.…
Spartan Showcase: Maria Luisa Bates Domenech
Year: Rising senior Majors: Economics, political science; pre-law Minor: Business management  When Maria Luisa Bates Domenech was considering where to go to college, she was excited about the experiences Case Western Reserve University offered—but worried about the cost. For her, scholarship…
Weatherhead Improves Globally in AméricaEconomia Rankings
In the newly released AméricaEconomía’s Global Ranking for Best Business Schools for Latin Americans, the Weatherhead School of Management ranked 39th globally and 13th in the United States. This is an improvement over last year’s rank of 58th globally and 19th in the United States. "We are…