A newly published book, Mexico and American Modernism (Yale University Press), caps the 31-year academic career of Ellen G. Landau, the Andrew W. Mellon Professor of the Humanities at Case Western Reserve University. Landau, a
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CWRU’s book sale moves to Veale Center with the arrival of 80,000 items
The 67th annual Association for Continuing Education Book Sale at Case Western Reserve University will move to a new location this year because of a record number of donations. The sale is June 1-4 at
Focus groups being held for pregnant, recently pregnant post-doctoral and doctoral students
The Flora Stone Mather Center for Women will host confidential focus groups for pregnant and recently pregnant post-doctoral and doctoral students to explore how the university can support a seamless experience at Case Western
Assistant professors: Apply for the Pew Scholars Program by June 21
The Office of Research and Technology Management is accepting internal applications for the Pew Scholars Program in the Biomedical Sciences. The deadline to submit a letter of intent to the Pew Scholars Program is
Kent Hale Smith building lower level to be renumbered; effective June 15
As part of Case Western Reserve University’s Wayfinding Improvement Project, the Department of Campus Planning and Facilities Management continues the process of renumbering buildings that do not meet university building and room numbering guidelines. In
Law’s Jonathan Adler weighs in on Sebelius fundraising scandal
Analysis: Some Republicans see new scandal in Sebelius fundraising Reuters: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, weighs in on the possibility of a violation of the federal “anti-deficiency” act during the fundraising
Morton Mandel says earning a college degree “is what everyone should strive for”
Mandel earns degree 74 years after first enrolling Cleveland Jewish News: Philanthropist and business leader Morton Mandel discusses what it means to him to earn his degree from Case Western Reserve nearly 75 years after
Law’s Max Mehlman publishes two papers and presents a third
Max Mehlman, the Arthur E. Petersilge Professor of Law, published, “The Pros and Cons of Practice Guidelines,” in Trial, this May, and “Enhanced Warfighters: A Policy Framework” in Military Medical Ethics for the 21st Century. He
Three Weatherhead School faculty members collaborate to write award-winning paper
A trio of faculty members, Timothy Fogarty, professor of accountancy, Gregory Jonas, assistant professor of accountancy, and Larry Parker, professor of accountancy, coauthored a paper that was recently accepted in the Journal of Accounting
Weatherhead School’s Leonardo Madureira presents, publishes multiple papers
Leonardo Madureira, associate professor of banking and finance, presented his paper, “Sell-Side Benchmarks” at the Financial Management Association meeting in Atlanta last fall. Another paper, “Analyst’s Industry Expertise,” was published as the lead article
