What the World's Most Powerful Learning Environment Looks Like
What does the world's most powerful learning environment look like? Case is a university that:
- combines experiential learning with rigorous scholarship;
- invests in the arts, humanities and social sciences;
- pursues productive partnerships;
- builds on existing strengths like engineering, biomedical sciences and professional education; and
- is guided by values that create a diverse, entrepreneurial, interdisciplinary, accountable environment.
See how the university's vision is already taking shape:
Case adopts groundbreaking seminar program for undergraduate education
Case Western Reserve University has approved a major reform of its undergraduate program, providing all students with the benefits of small seminar classes taught by senior faculty and exposure to Cleveland's major artistic and cultural institutions.
Case brings CSI to the classroom: SAGES seminar gives students a University Circle view of forensics
Linking a suspect to the crime scene is prime-time television viewing for CSI fans—and Case Western Reserve University students in a new SAGES seminar.
Case students get new view of media in innovative SAGES seminar
A Cleveland Plain Dealer columnist leads his students in an examination of contemporary mass media—what it is and how it shapes our views and beliefs.
Case students learn to communicate, collaborate, negotiate, advocate and innovate
As a former representative in the Ohio legislature, a former Ohio attorney general and candidate for governor, Lee Fisher is passing on hard-won knowledge to Case Western Reserve University students in a SAGES university seminar.
Case SAGES students study context as well as content of sports in new seminar
Chris Sheridan, an editorial writer and columnist for the award-winning daily newspaper the Cleveland Plain Dealer, expounds on education issues in Cleveland and Ohio. |
