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  • Mental Health First Aid
    University Health and Counseling Services will begin offering Mental Health First Aid—an evidence-based training program this fall led by certified trainers from CWRU. Mental Health First aid prepares participants to recognize warning signs of mental health challenges, offer compassionate initial support, and guide individuals toward appropriate campus or community resources The curriculum cove...
  • Bioethics: Navigating the Challenges of Today's Ethical Frontiers in Healthcare
    Join Siegal Lifelong Learning for this dynamic continuing professional studies course designed for individuals seeking deeper insight into the most pressing ethical issues of our time including transforming clinical practice, public health policy, and patient rights, including: * Governmental healthcare reforms and ethical access to care * The implications of the U.S. withdrawal from the Wo...
  • School of Medicine Graduate Programs: Utilizing Your Employee Tuition Benefit
    Join members of the School of Medicine Enrollment Management team and representatives from the CWRU Benefits Office for this virtual presentation. For privacy purposes, a recording of this session will not be distributed to registrants or attendees. Attendees will discover more about the School of Medicine master's programs which can be completed on a part-time basis. Eligible CWRU employee...
  • Campus Enrichment Lecture Series: Minds in Motion Understanding Mental Health Featuring Dr. Tyffani Monford
    This lecture/workshop will be a part of our Fall series Minds in Motion - Understanding Mental Health. We hope with this event, our campus community can learn about tools and strategies to achieve emotional wellness, engage in self care and learn ways we can show up authentically in spaces even if we are having a bad day. Dr. Tyffani Monford is a licensed psychologist and Director of Clinica...
  • Benefits & Wellness Townhall Meeting
    Leaders of the University's Department of Human Resources invite faculty and staff to an informational session regarding the 2026 Benefits and Wellness programs. Attendees are encouraged to log into the webinar 10 minutes prior to the presentation's scheduled start time; prior registration is not needed.
  • PAWS (Peer-Assisted Writing Support)
    AIQS students are invited to join us for Peer-Assisted Writing Support (PAWS) every Tuesday and Wednesday 6-8pm throughout the semester. Get some strategies to build on the reading and writing tasks you're doing in AIQS, meet with one of our Writing Resource Center consultants, or just have a quiet place to work. Registration not required - drop in anytime 6-8pm. This is also an Explore event.
  • Weatherhead class visit: Lean Operations with Professor Michael Goulder
    Specialty class visit: "Lean Operations" with Professor Michael Goulder on Oct. 22 We want you to envision your academic and professional future with Weatherhead, so we've created course engagement opportunities that include firsthand interaction with our faculty, students, and vibrant learning community. 
  • Online Master of Social Work (MSW) Zoom Information Session
    Our online Master of Social Work (MSW) program at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences is built to help you advance your career without putting your life on hold. Designed for working professionals, the program offers a flexible synchronous format with weekly 90-minute live Zoom sessions—allowing you to engage directly with faculty and classmates in real time. ...
  • Planning your Website Project with Word Press
    So you want to create and maintain a website for your project? One of the easiest ways is to use Wordpress. This workshop, discussion, and conversation covers many of the factors one needs to consider when planning a website. How do I buy space? How do I pick a name? How do I maintain? This and many more questions will be addressed. Don't worry, if we don't get to every situation or scenari...
  • Responsible AI in Product Management
    Thursday, October 23, 2025 | 4:00 – 6:00 PM | Peter B. Lewis 220 and Zoom | Free food + networking | As AI becomes increasingly embedded in every product and workflow, product managers play a critical role in ensuring these technologies are designed, governed, and deployed responsibly. Join the CWRU Product Management Club for a lively discussion on Responsible AI and AI Governance in Product M...
  • Hallow-Zine Night at the WRC
    All members of the campus community are invited to the Writing Resource Center to learn about zines (homemade mini-magazines) and start creating your own! Snacks and all supplies are provided.
  • ILS & ACS Present: Movie Night - Democracy Noir Film Screening & Panel Discussion
    The International Law Society and the American Constitutional Society will be hosting a screening for the film Democracy Noir. This event will be in Room 158 in the Law School. You can find a link to the trailer, a brief description, and an article about the film below. We will have food and popcorn as well as a panel discussion of the film featuring CWRU experts in related fields. Film descr...
  • Figure Drawing Club: Color and Value 2
    We will discuss color and value briefly before launching into our live figure drawing sessions. Supplies including (both compressed and vine) charcoal, pencils, colored pencils, oil pastels kneaded erasers, newsprint, and drawing paper will be provided. Artists of all skill levels are welcome!!
  • Gene Editing: Extraordinary Promise for Good, Unrestrainable Potential for Abuse
    Join Barbara Kuemerle, PhD, Author, Senior Instructor, Department of Biology, CWRU for this upcoming lecture In this time, our time, as we witness the rapid evolution of science and technology, it should come as no surprise that there are those among us who are swiftly closing the gap between reality and what could once only be imagined. This transformation is most prevalent in the field of mo...
  • Hands on VR: Intro to Photogrammetry with 3D Zephyr Free
    Photogrammetry is a method of creating 3D models by from 2D pictures. This intensive hands-on workshop will go over the best techniques for taking these photos as well as how to process them using the free Windows software package 3D Zephyr Free.
  • Understanding Your Degree Progression Using Stellic - Session 2
    Join us for an interactive workshop where you will learn how to track your academic progress and stay on top of your degree requirements. We will show you how to interpret your audit so that you can make informed decisions about your academics.
  • Venture Building Low Carbon Businesses
    Join us on Friday, October 24 as part of the Case Western Reserve University Entrepreneurship Speaker Series for a roundtable discussion with Tim Donovan (MBA '02), Founder and Chief Executive Officer at Donovan Energy.
  • Readings and Conversation with Aparna Paul
    Please join us to welcome back one of our own! Aparna Paul, class of 2017, was a Baker-Nord Scholar and English major at Case Western Reserve University. Her debut full-length poety collection, Home Free, was published this October. As part of her book tour, she will be visiting the Baker-Nord Institute for the Humanities, to share some readings from her book and to be in conversation with curr...
  • UCITE Pizza & Pedagogy: Take a Break with UCITE!
    Congratulations! You have made it through the middle of the semester (and, hopefully, so have your students). Take a wellness break with UCITE and enjoy a game with colleagues and our educational development team.
  • CWRU Incubator Tour (Cedar Avenue)
    “Step into the world of innovation at CWRU: explore entrepreneurship, tour the Cedar Avenue Incubator, and meet the founders of Afference (Series-A funded).” Lunch provided from Bibibop! We will be taking a step into entrepreneurship at CWRU. Andrew Cornwell will introduce the incubator and how it fits into the entrepreneurship ecosystem of CWRU, and he will lead a tour through the facili...