UNIVERSITY'S WEEKDAY E-NEWSLETTER NOW AVAILABLE TO ALUMNI

Case Western Reserve University's office of University Marketing and Communications is launching a newly designed version of its weekday e-mail newsletter and offering alumni an opportunity to subscribe.

Introduced about a year ago as a means for the university’s administration to communicate with faculty, staff and students, Case Daily has become an integral part of the university community’s daily dialogue. Last fall, more than 600 faculty, staff and students responded to a reader survey and, as a result of their feedback, a new version of the newsletter is being launched this month.

The new version is a more streamlined, two-column format with graphic enhancements, allowing readers to more easily scan the university news.

The daily includes special announcements; general campus news; information for faculty, staff and students; details on events; and references to university media coverage. Now the newsletter will feature, among other additions, photos and graphics—including a full monthly calendar that links to a comprehensive university event listing—and profiles on the programs and people—such as alumni—who help make the university great.

Should time-sensitive news unfold that must be communicated with campus, subscribers also will receive a Case Daily Extra, a single-message version of the newsletter, in addition to the full daily issue.

Alumni who wish to receive the daily can subscribe by entering their e-mail address in the "subscribe" box on the lower left of the newsletter Web page at http://blog.case.edu/casedaily. Subscribers receive an e-mail notification of the top story and a link to the full Web site each time an issue of the daily is released.

For additional information or to share a story idea for the daily, send e-mail to case-daily@case.edu.

Case Western Reserve News
University Highlights & News

Snyder to keep communication open as president

Financial Times ranks Case Weatherhead School's Organizational Behavior Program 2nd worldwide; school in top 100 internationally

Deputy undersecretary for defense for finance management to talk at bold thinkers series

Dutch firm to design art institute expansion

Alumni Watch
Alumni Accomplishments & Accolades

Shaker Heights mayor won't seek re-election

Mild-mannered researcher leads a rollicking double life

Couple leave millions to Case nursing school

Breakthrough Research
Latest Faculty, Students & Staff Findings & Research

High court to hear camera challenge

Case pioneer to lead center of research

Moth antennae do more than sense smell, navigate flight

What workers really want
WCPN's The Sound of Ideas, Feb. 16, 2007
Richard Boyatzis, professor of organizational behavior at the Weatherhead School of Management, offers his perspective on what employees really want (podcast).

Experts say many suicidal war vets don't seek counseling

Alumni Association
of Case Western Reserve University

We are working for the benefit of all alumni! Stay tuned for an update on our progress!

In our efforts to support the goals and benefits available to all alumni, the university and Alumni Association of Case Western Reserve University have continued their combined efforts to create new programs and opportunities to keep alumni and students connected and engaged by the university.

Stay tuned for upcoming features in this newsletter where we will highlight our progress. The announcement of alumni access to Case Daily is just the beginning - more innovative programs and opportunities are coming soon.

If you are interested in learning more about the Alumni Association, contact Dan Clancy, LAW'62, at dtc2@case.edu.

School Spotlight
Updates from the schools and colleges

THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
The College of Arts and Sciences is the heart and soul of our research university. Dedicated to transdisciplinary inquiry, it is heightening its presence in the arts, humanities, and social sciences to match its historic strength in mathematical and natural sciences. The College is especially distinctive for its collaborations with Case's professional schools and with the cultural and scientific institutions of University Circle.

Upcoming Conference:
37th Annual Scholars Conference on the Holocaust and the Churches
March 11-13, 2007
The oldest continuing meeting of its kind in the world and the first to bring together Jewish and Christian scholars, this annual scholars conference was founded in 1970 by Franklin Littell and Hubert Locke.

Provisional Program:
Day 1: Sunday, March 11 (.html)
Day 2: Monday, March 12 (.html)
Day 3: Tuesday, March 13 (.html)
Print schedule--all three days (.pdf file)

Questions: call (216) 368-8961 or email us at linda.gilmore@case.edu or michelle.beight@case.edu.

Support Case
Continue our proud tradition by making an Annual Fund gift today!

College of Arts & Sciences

As I transition into my permanent role as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, I want to thank all of you for your support and encouragement over the last six months. I am looking forward to continuing my work with the College's remarkable faculty, staff, students, and alumni to further research and teaching in the humanities, arts, and sciences at Case Western Reserve University.

The College of Art and Sciences is built upon the grand traditions of our past. Our predecessor institutions – Flora Stone Mather, Adelbert, Cleveland, and Western Reserve Colleges, and Case Institute of Technology - laid the foundation for the College’s current innovative learning environment.

Please join me in honoring and building upon the strengths of our past with your gift to the College’s Annual Fund today!

Best,
Cyrus C. Taylor
Dean and Albert A. Michelson Professor in Physics
College of Arts and Sciences

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AlumNews is the monthly e-newsletter of
Case Western Reserve University
Office of University Alumni Relations
BioEnterprise Building, 4th Floor
Phone: 216/368-6280 or 800/866-6280
E-mail: alumninews@case.edu
On the Web: http://www.case.edu/alumni

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Last Update: February 19, 2007