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May 9, 2002
Five
to receive honorary degrees
University
commencement ceremonies
Provost's
awards are announced
May 9, 2002
Five to receive honorary degrees
University commencement ceremonies
Provost's awards are announced
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Chodosh receives Fulbright to teach in IndiaHiram E. Chodosh, professor of law and director of the Frederick K. Cox International Law Center at CWRU's School of Law, has been named a Fulbright Senior Scholar for 2002-2003. |
Jones honored as pioneer for African Americans in dentistryCWRU's School of Dentistry ranks third in the country—among the country's 55 dental schools—for the number of African-American dental faculty thanks to Jefferson J. Jones. |
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Undergrads excel at CWRU, face even brighter futures:
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A family affair
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Three sport twins
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Engineering the arts
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A leader on the court and off
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The sky's the limit
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All the options
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It all adds up
Film professor rolls credits on his careerAfter all the directions, scripts and editing, Louis Giannetti, CWRU's master of film studies, reached "the end" of his credits and closed the door on more than three decades of teaching his popular "Understanding Movies: An Introduction to Film" course. |
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Dentistry grad improves health of DominicansJeffrey Luffey, a former naval flight officer and 2002 graduate of the CWRU School of Dentistry, has seen the critical needs for health care in the third world. And over the past four years, his vision and organization have made a difference in over 1,000 lives of poor people in the Dominican Republic whose medical facilities were decimated by Hurricane Georges in 1998. |
