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March 7, 2002
Trustees approve plan for affiliation with UHC
CWRU to be site of premier computer network
Senior named to USA Today All-USA academic first teamCWRU Senior Anne Han, 22, was named to the first team of USA Today's 2002 All-USA College Academic Team. She is among only 20 college students recognized for their outstanding achievements and is the only college or university student from Ohio on the first team. |
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The new CWRU crew . . .Interim President James W. Wagner addressed the many students, faculty and staff that gathered for the kickoff meeting of "The New CWRU" initiative last week in the 1914 Room of Thwing Center. |
Senate approves new undergraduate programs, recommends dual degrees
KSL real-time reference desk goes online
Endowment tops peers' even in slow economy
Giving the gift of life . . .Piper Vongal, director of leadership programs at the CWRU School of Law, donates blood with the help of Monyaka L. Davis of the American Red Cross during a recent blood drive at the law school. |
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New chemistry prof takes tiny particles to extremesCan the element gold be red? Clemens Burda, CWRU's new assistant professor of chemistry, will answer that question with a definite "yes." Burda is among a group of CWRU researchers interested in the properties of materials on a nanoscale between the range of molecular and bulk size. When gold is scrutinized with femtosecond laser technology, it is not only red but a deep red; and its color can be fine-tuned. |
