| Dashboard
to light up with vision success
Members of the Case Western Reserve University community
soon will be able to gauge the university's success toward realizing
its bold vision to become the world's most powerful learning
environment—on a virtual dashboard
 Case
names new provost
John L. Anderson, who has served as dean of Carnegie Mellon University's
College of Engineering where he is also a professor of chemical
engineering, will join Case Western Reserve University April
1 as provost and university vice president.
Rare
find
 Jane
Leitch, representing the Association for Continuing
Education, presented Case Western Reserve University
President Edward M. Hundert and University Library
Director Joanne Eustis with a rare copy of one of the first
American satires.
 Mandel
School of Applied Social Sciences
Mandel
School welcomes first undergraduates in two decades
Case Western Reserve University's Mandel
School of Applied Social Sciences is seeing something this semester
it has not
seen in more than two decades—undergraduates.
Case
to come together at concert celebration
Case Western Reserve University's President's Ball has been
transformed into an exclusive—and more inclusive—Case Concert
Celebration.
 University,
community to share their dreams in memory of Martin Luther
King
Members of the Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland-area
communities will have the opportunity to share their dreams for
University Circle and Northeast Ohio during Case's 2004 Martin
Luther King Jr. Celebration at noon January 22 in Strosacker
Auditorium.
College of Arts and Sciences
Case
holds patent to create skin equivalents
Case Western Reserve University biologists generating human
skin equivalents in lab cultures have received a patent for new
technology that has the potential to regenerate skin for medical
uses and for testing new skin care products.
Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences
 Breast
cancer gene found
Researchers from the Case Western Reserve University
School of Medicine have discovered a new breast cancer gene that
may play a role in estrogen-induced breast cancers.
Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences
Grant
to help enhance courses in aging, geriatric social services
Case Western Reserve University's Mandel
School of Applied Social Sciences is enhancing its curriculum in
the field of aging and geriatric services. College of Arts and Sciences
 Researchers
find that aged cockroaches suffer from stiff joints
Case Western Reserve University researchers have discovered
that as the roach's life wanes between 60-65 weeks after the onset
of adulthood, the insect slows down, experiences stiff joints,
has problems climbing and experiences decreased spontaneous fleeing
response.
Also in this issue:
Carney
joins campus planning office
JASON
to give children taste of rainforests
In Memoriam:
Kruczek
worked in information technology for three decades
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