More than 600 to showcase research

More than 600 CWRU faculty, graduate students and postdoctoral researchers will display their latest research at the University's Research ShowCASE 2003.

CWRU now offers adoption leave benefit

CWRU has implemented a new human resources policy—developed with input from staff and faculty—that gives eligible employees who legally adopt a child up to six weeks paid time off.

Ultraseal to the rescue

Ultradent USA premiered its new live action figure Ultraseal (a.k.a. Francis Curd, assistant professor of dentistry) during Give Kids a Smile! Day.

Students can pay tuition online

As a result of one of its latest partnerships, CWRU for the first time is offering students a paperless tuition billing and payment option.

Hutter to retire as University athletic director

Including his years as a student, CWRU Athletic Director David Hutter has been involved in higher education via sports as an athlete, instructor, coach and administrator for nearly four decades.

Faculty, staff mentors to be honored with new award

Students who want to recognize a CWRU faculty or staff member who is fostering their personal development now can nominate those mentors for the J. Bruce Jackson Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Mentoring.

School of Engineering welcomes exchange students from Japan

The Case School of Engineering is hosting a group of four undergraduates from Weseda University in Tokyo, Japan.

Postdoc position, office established

Postdoctoral scholar is now a formal position at CWRU, and an Office of Postdoctoral Affairs is being developed to enhance the "postdoc" experience on campus.

Kopec to join law school

Constance M. Kopec has been named director of donor relations and operations at the CWRU School of Law.

British actor, director shows a different side of Shakespeare

During his three-week artist-in-residency in theater arts, Geoff Bullen, a visiting British actor and director from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, has been revving up the creative energies in his class, "Verse in Action"—an exploration of Shakespeare's work.

International child expert to speak

Penelope Leach—child expert and Lifetime Television host of the CableAce Award-winning and Emmy-nominated program, "Your Baby and Child with Penelope Leach"—will give a free lecture at noon March 26 in Ford Auditorium.

In Memoriam:

Main was social work professor emeritus

Bowen worked in neuropathology, prion center