Please join us this November as we celebrate the life and music of Roy Orbison with a week of exhibits, movies, concerts, and the annual American Music Masters™ Conference, sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences, featuring leading musicians and scholars who will lead us in in-depth discussions of his life and music.
NOVEMBER 4: ALUMNI RECEPTION INFORMATION
Case Western Reserve News
University Highlights & News
Message to Alumni from the Office of the President
Case dental school looking for 250 children who need braces and might qualify for discounted treatment through Case's Orthodontic Program
Task force to revisit 'Case' as brand name Case gets grant for terrorism prosecution program
State of Case
Iraqi Ambassador Speaks At Case About Saddam Trial
Editorial: Name change task force unnecessary for improvement
Alumni Mystery Tour program kicks off
Weatherhead dean search committee formed Committee appointed to search for Case School of Engineering dean Case Western Reserve University licenses methoxyamine to Tracon
Case nursing school gets training grant
Case School of Law receives quarter of a million dollar DOJ counterterrorism grant
Case Western Reserve University recognized as one of top campuses for LGBT students
First Saddam trial book penned by Case law professors
Case partners with the Cuyahoga County Public Library for Writers Center Stage 2006-2007 Series
MSASS initiates rotating geriatric field placement model
Case's humanities center celebrates 10th anniversary
Alumni Watch
Alumni Accomplishments & Accolades
Lisa Petkun Appointed Chair of breastcancer.org Board of Directors
Dr. Marguerite Schlag, NUR'70, assumes presidency of cancer organization
County Administrator Joe Pedro retiring in '07
Trailblazing women: a grandmother and great-aunt
Harsh Manglik to Drive Accenture's India Operation Mr. Outside and Mr. Inside are EVMS' dynamic duo
Law school society inducts local partner
Engineering flight toward the stars
From Savannah to Sistine, Janson shares enthusiasm with students John P. Landino Named Vice President of Physician Sales and Services at Tenet
Avalon Pharmaceuticals Appoints David Kabakoff, Ph.D., to Its Board of Directors
Breakthrough Research
Latest Faculty, Students & Staff Findings & Research
Case Western Reserve University researchers find how a protein regulates anxiet
Researchers at Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Clinic Cole Eye Institute identify molecule that drives blood vessel growth and blindness in age-related macular degeneration
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and the National Foundation for Cancer Research Launch New Research Center for Molecular Imaging
Fossils of new pygmy water buffalo provide evidence that it once roamed Cebu island in the Philipines AIDS Study Challenges Conventional Treatment Guidelines for HIV Patients
Case School of Medicine professor discovers nerve cell defects caused by mental retardation gene
Alumni Association
of Case Western Reserve University
New Alumni Association Board Members Appointed
In addition to the 14 returning Alumni Association board members, 4 new board members have been elected, including:
John Kobs, II,
CWR'03
New York, NY
Kenneth L. Kutina, Ph.D.,
CIT'58, MGT'67, GRS'74
Orange Village, OH
Douglas S. Leary,
WRC'76
Chagrin Falls, OH
Mickey McKee-Hammad, R.N.,
NUR'73
Atlanta, GA
For more information about this and other ways to get involved with the Alumni Association, contact Dan Clancy at dtc2@case.edu.
Support Case
Continue our proud tradition by making an Annual Fund gift today!
 Case Western Reserve Athletic Annual Fund
A reality of today is that external funding is a critical component in the success of America's universities. Tuition dollars only cover so much, and very many of the outstanding buildings, projects, programs and activities on college campuses around the country are only made possible through the generosity of caring alumni and friends. There are multiple university giving options, but one of the most important is the Annual Fund, which touches all individuals participating in a program. The Annual Fund is important to all aspects of campus, even athletics.
 The Case Western Reserve University Athletic Annual Fund has been in existence for less than two years, but has already brought over $70,000 in external funding to the Athletic Department. These funds are used for special opportunities, above what is in the department budget. Donations, large and small, have benefited the Athletic Department in a variety of ways, including upgrading facilities, improving programs, team travel and publications. Involvement in the Athletic Annual Fund has enhanced the student athletic experience at Case Western Reserve. The gifts have benefited the 500 students who participate in our 19 varsity sports, the 300 who play club sports, the 2,000 who are involved in intramurals and the 3,000 who take courses in the Department of Physical Education. Lastly, the athletic facilities that are impacted buy the annual fund are also used by members of the university family who are not a part of the Athletic Department, as well as our community partners.
Help continue our strong tradition of athletics by making your gift today!
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Plan to Attend
Campus
Events
October 28: Halloween at the Farm
November
4-5: Teach or Take A SatCo Course!
Case's Saturday College (SatCo) offers fun and provocative non-credit, no-tuition courses which will be held Saturday, November 4 and Sunday, November 5. SatCo course are open to all Case students, faculty, staff, and alumni as well as community members.
November 9: Dr. Maya Angelou to deliver inaugural CISCDR Maya Angelou Distinguished Interdisciplinary Lecture at Case Western Reserve University School of Law
November 10-12: Family Weekend
Join the campus community for Family Weekend - a fun, unique opportunity for Case students to share campus life with their families!
Alumni Chapter Events
Find an event near you!
SAVE THESE DATES:
January 13: 2007 NAIAS Auto Show & Luncheon
February 2-4: Basketball Throwback Weekend
February 18-23: Engineers Week March 20: Distinguished Lecture Series
April 11-12: Research ShowCASE
April 15-20: Humanities Week April 28: Hudson Relay & SpringFest
June 8-9: CAA Reunion
June 11: Spartan Open
Life at Case
Student Spotlight
Women's basketball helps fight breast cancer
Alumni Talkback
Alumni Views on Issues of Interest in the Case Community
Case Western Reserve University has not changed its name, but a few years ago it did embark on a campaign to introduce a new logo, mark and graphic identity.
Because these identifiers have been generating significant conversation among members of the university community, Interim President Gregory L. Eastwood, M.D., has created a Branding Task Group (BTG). This group of univers ity trustees, faculty, students, staff and alumni has been charged with reviewing previous research related to the graphic identity, conducting new research and evaluating the financial impact of the current wordmark, logo and nomenclature.
Share your opinion.
Benefits
View alumni benefits and services Case Western Reserve University Lamp - The Perfect Gift!
A classic solid brass and marble table lamp available for a limited time only.
Featuring a richly detailed re-creation of the University Seal.
You may also have your lamp personalized with an engraved brass plate.
For guaranteed acceptance, orders must be postmarked by December 20, 2006.
It is advisable to order early to guarantee Holiday delivery.
Explore the World
View upcoming trips through Case's Alumni Travel Program
Arts, Education, Religion & Recreation
The Alumni Travel Program and Chautauqua Institution offer alumni, faculty, and staff of Case Western Reserve University a special rate for the 2007 Summer Lecture Series at the Chautauqua Institution in New York. An approximate 15% discount is reflected
in the early-bird registration rate offered until December 1, 2006. A discount rate of approximately 10% will continue after December 1, 2006 throughout the entire  2007 season at the Chautauqua Institution. Rates are applicable for selected rooms and upon availability.
Request a 2007 Alumni Travel Program brochure!
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