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President Snyder Joins Peers to Discuss Higher Education, Research Opportunities in Ohio
Case Western Reserve University President Barbara R. Snyder joined more than 40 of her peers at the Second Annual Ohio College and University Presidents' Conference in Washington, D.C., this month.

The conference, hosted by U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, focused on educational priorities, strategies to forge statewide partnerships, and initiatives to maximize federal investments, including economic recovery funding. The event coincided with the U.S. Department of Education's release of $44 billion in recovery funding for critical educational reforms in Ohio schools and schools across the country.

"This conference is about crafting education policy in Washington that meets the needs of Ohio's students and reflects the input of its colleges and universities," Brown said. "By bringing together the presidents of Ohio's institutions of higher education—both large and small, two-year and four-year—we all benefit. Ohio presidents can pave the way for rebuilding a secure future for our state and for our next generation. This conference is an integral step in turning Ohio's economy around," Brown added. Full Story

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JumpStart and Case Technology Ventures Invest in Neuros Medical JumpStart Inc., the Northeast Ohio venture development organization that accelerates the progress of high growth early-stage businesses, and Case Technology Ventures (CTV), a pre-seed stage venture capital and technology validation fund at Case Western Reserve University, recently announced an investment commitment of $375,000 in Neuros Medical, Inc., a Cleveland company commercializing neurostimulation technology developed at Case Western Reserve University.

Neuros' technology was created by Kevin Kilgore and Niloy Bhadra of Case Western Reserve University's Department of Biomedical Engineering and MetroHealth Medical Center, in partnership with the Cleveland FES (Functional Electrical Stimulation) Center. It is referred to as "Nerve Block" and delivers high-frequency stimulation to sensory nerves in the peripheral nervous system to block chronic pain. Kilgore is an adjunct assistant professor and Bhadra is a research assistant professor. Full Story

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The Alumni Association of Case Western Reserve University Exceptional Recent Alumni Award
The Alumni Association of Case Western Reserve University is excited to announce the creation of a brand-new alumni award aimed at recognizing the variety of exceptional achievements of recent alumni.

The accomplishments of recent alumni are a great source of pride for our university community and are reflected across myriad industry sectors. As such, the Recent Alumni Award will be presented for exemplary achievement in one's chosen career or for outstanding service to the university during one's first 10 to 15 years as a member of the Case Western Reserve alumni community.

Nominees should meet the following criteria:
1. Graduate of Case Western Reserve University.

2. Member of the Case Western Reserve University alumni community for 10 to 15 years.

3. Exemplary professional or career achievement rooted in the Case Western Reserve University education.
OR Exemplary in-kind or philanthropic service to Case Western Reserve University.

The inaugural award will be presented at the Grand Classes Luncheon and University Update, featuring President Barbara R. Snyder, during 2009 Homecoming & Alumni Weekend, October 23.

If you would like to nominate a fellow alumnus/na for this award, please visit our web site. The recognition committee of the Alumni Association is looking forward to learning more about the outstanding contributions and successes of Case Western Reserve recent alumni. Please consider submitting a nomination today!


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Plan to Attend
Campus Events

April 24: Case Reserve Athletic Club Hall of Fame Dinner
The Case Reserve Athletic Club in conjunction with the Case Western Reserve University Athletic Department will induct ten new members into the University’s Hall of Fame, joining the 311 members that have previously been inducted since 1975.

A cocktail hour will begin at 6:00 p.m. and dinner will be served at 7:00 p.m.  The official program will follow. The cost of the event is $100.00 per ticket and it will be held in Horsburgh Gymnasium at the Veale Center on Case Western Reserve's campus.

April 24-25
Hudson Relays


May 17
2009 Commencement


March-June
MSASS Distinguished Contributor Alumni Series

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April 22
Washington, D.C.
Ohio Delegation Reception


April 25
Houston, TX
8th Annual Wine & Wildflowers Spring Fling


June 25
Pittsburgh, PA
Indians vs. Pirates

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August 8
Los Angeles, CA
19th Annual Hollywood Bowl


October 22-25, 2009:
Cleveland, OH
Alumni Weekend and Homecoming 2009


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Each year the Office of Continuing Education and Squire Valleevue Farm partner for a summer series that combines the best of the humanities and the beauty of the outdoors.

This summer, participants can explore nature photography, journal writing, poetry, and birding all in the lovely surroundings of the farm.

To learn more about Summer in the Country, please visit the web site or by calling the Office of Continuing Education at 216-368-2090.


Explore the World
View upcoming trips through Case's Alumni Travel Program

September 20-28
Island Life in Ancient Greece

Imagine you and your loved ones meandering through the history of the cradle of civilization as you sail the beautiful Aegean Sea in luxury.

Island Life in Ancient Greece is part of a unique series of travel programs for discerning vacationers who understand the true character of a maritime culture is best found in its quaint costal villages and unique historical ports.

As part of this one-of-a-kind travel experience, you will also have the chance to participate in a Village Forum with local residents. Learn first-hand about life on the islands of the Aegean Seas.

For more information or to book today, please contact Emily Cole.