Schedule of Events

Amasa Stone Chapel has been a standard of Case Western Reserve University's campus since 1907. The Chapel has been reserved for self-led tours and will be open throughout Homecoming weekend. Please stop in and visit this piece of Cleveland history. 

Amasa Stone Chapel open house hours:
10 a.m. - 4 p.m. daily, October 12-15
 

Explore the history of women at Case Western Reserve University through an interactive physical timeline. Learn more about the women who have come before and add yourself to the timeline. We highly encourage you to bring copies of your photos, tales of your accomplishments and personal memories in order to create a more vivid picture of the life of CWRU women alumnae. If you would like to send photos early please send them to MatherCenter@case.edu.

This event is hosted by the Flora Stone Mather Center for Women in honor of their 20th Anniversary.

The Office of Undergraduate Admission offers a special tour for our returning Spartans during Homecoming weekend! You will learn about the updates to campus and fascinating trivia and fun facts while reminiscing with old friends.

**Please note that these tours are not for prospective students. Please visit here to register for a student tour.

Independent practice is not only possible. According to Dr. Ed Bujold, it is rewarding, flexible, creative, and patient-oriented.   

Dr. Bujold will discuss the rewards that independent private practice brings to his professional and personal life, and how personal values and the autonomy of private practice have helped him as a physician, learner, and innovator. With a "boots on the ground" approach to medicine, he shapes policy, conducts practice improvement research, and brings creativity to care of his patients, his community, and an evolving health care system. Don’t miss this personal journey through the joys, challenges, and opportunities in independent patient- and community-focused practice.

Edward J. Bujold, MD, FAAFP, is a practicing family physician in Granite Falls, North Carolina and Chief Physician Strategist for KPN Health, Inc. He has been studied by CMS for his high quality, cost- effective patient care and is currently engaged in a community project to improve the care of patients with opioid addiction.

Independent practice is not only possible. According to Dr. Ed Bujold, it is rewarding, flexible, creative, and patient-oriented.   

Dr. Bujold will discuss the rewards that independent private practice brings to his professional and personal life, and how personal values and the autonomy of private practice have helped him as a physician, learner, and innovator. With a "boots on the ground" approach to medicine, he shapes policy, conducts practice improvement research, and brings creativity to care of his patients, his community, and an evolving health care system. Don’t miss this personal journey through the joys, challenges, and opportunities in independent patient- and community-focused practice.

Edward J. Bujold, MD, FAAFP, is a practicing family physician in Granite Falls, North Carolina and Chief Physician Strategist for KPN Health, Inc. He has been studied by CMS for his high quality, cost- effective patient care and is currently engaged in a community project to improve the care of patients with opioid addiction.

Newly added this year! A time just for PhD and Master’s alumni to get to know our current Graduate Education students: Mix, mingle and mentor current CWRU PhD and master students while enjoying dinner. Learn the latest updates on MedConnect, our mentoring and networking website, and how you can make an impact on the future graduates of your School of Medicine.

Mix, mingle and mentor current CWRU medical students. Alumni will be able to sit at tables labeled for their specialty, and students will be able to hop around and network with alumni in attendance. Learn the latest update on MedConnect, our mentoring and networking website, and how you can make an impact on the future graduates of your alma mater.

Dinner will be provided. 

All alumni, students, parents, and friends are invited to kick off Homecoming weekend Thursday evening on Freiberger Field!  This Spartan community event will feature fun, food, and entertainment for all.

University Programming Board and the Office of Student Activities and Leadership are proud to cap Blue Bash with a beautiful fireworks display for the third consecutive year.

Bring a blanket to watch the show.

Your alma mater continues to be an innovator in medical education. Observe (IQ) Team Case Based Learning and participate in our newest technology the HoloLens to learn how our current medical students are being trained. Arrive early for an informal healthy breakfast on the go with fellow alumni and current medical students to start your day!

Cleveland Clinic P1 Parking Garage Passes will be provided.

Join us for coffee and casual conversation with Interim Dean Lee Thompson and the associate deans of the College of Arts and Sciences. Preview the new dean’s office space with incredible views of Case Quad and University Circle.

Tour the Baseball Heritage Museum at League Park, the historic birthplace of Cleveland baseball. The Baseball Heritage Museum is located in the original ticket house of the iconic ballpark and the guided tour will take you through its gallery filled with artifacts exhibiting and highlighting the stories of the underrepresented and marginalized actors in baseball history along with an exploration of the storied grounds and field.

Shuttle transportation is provided by The Alumni Association to and from the venue.

In 1919 Andrew Squire provided in his will that his Valleevue Farm should be "held in perpetuity for the use and benefit of the teachers and students of the women's college of the Western Reserve University." The farm’s rustic cottage, the Pink Pig, became a special place of gathering and sisterhood for Case Western Reserve University Women, then Mather College. Join us for a short presentation on the history of women at the farm by Dr. Jody Kunk-Czaplicki and coffee and pastry reception at the University Farm. Transportation provided.

9:15am Shuttle Leaves TVUC
9:45am Arrive University Farm
10:00-10:45am 20 Minute Presentation and Reception
11:00am Shuttle Leaves University Farm
11:30am Arrive TVUC

This event is hosted by the Flora Stone Mather Center for Women’s in honor of their 20th Anniversary.

The Flora Stone Mather Center for Women will host an Open House during Homecoming in honor of our 20th Anniversary. Attendees can drop in to enjoy refreshments, tour the space at their leisure, meet Mather Center staff, and learn about resources and programs upon request.

The Case School of Engineering is attracting students in record numbers. Join Dean Balakrishnan as he shares the state of the school and answers your questions. Followed by an optional tour of Sears think[box].

All alumni, parents, and students are invited to attend this event.

This docent-led, indoor tour at the Western Reserve Historical Society explores Cleveland and Northeast Ohio's rich history.

Participants can use the latest technologies to interact with rarely seen documents and artifacts. From the first Cleveland map and early survey tools to a lunar descent engine and LeBron James' championship shoes, Cleveland Starts Here® tells the stories of the triumphs and tragedies that define Cleveland.

Discover why Cleveland Starts Here®, Cleveland starts with you! Tour includes a ride on the original Euclid Beach Park Grand Carousel! Guests are invited to stay after the tour and take a deeper dive into any of the museum galleries.

Disasters are inevitable, but occur unpredictably, so nurses working in healthcare facilities must be prepared for a myriad of situations. Nurses may need to perform mass casualtytriage after a large-scale incident or help evacuate patients from theirhospital due to a wildfire. Disaster preparedness training is not typically atthe forefront of education needs, nonetheless, nurses are often the first responders.

Erika Cheung, MSN RN CPN, a Quality Improvement Manager overseeing emergency preparedness and response at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, will speak about the critical role of nurses in disaster response, as well as some basic preparedness tips for anyone to stay ready at home.

This program qualifies for Continuing Education Credit.

Cleveland Clinic P1 Parking Garage Passes will be provided.

Disasters are inevitable, but occur unpredictably, so nurses working in healthcare facilities must be prepared for a myriad of situations. Nurses may need to perform mass casualty triage after a large-scale incident or help evacuate patients from their hospital due to a wildfire. Disaster preparedness training is not typically at the forefront of education needs, nonetheless, nurses are often the first responders.

Erika Cheung, MSN RN CPN, a Quality Improvement Manager overseeing emergency preparedness and response at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, will speak about the critical role of nurses in disaster response, as well as some basic preparedness tips for anyone to stay ready at home.

This program qualifies for Continuing Education Credit.

Interim Dean Lee Thompson will share her observations and top priorities for the college. She will highlight faculty and student successes as well as share future plans. There will be plenty of time for you to ask questions!

The Case School of Engineering is attracting students in record numbers. Join Dean Balakrishnan as he shares the state of the school and answers your questions.

All alumni, parents, and students are invited to attend this event.

You are welcome to attend a brief all-alumni meeting of the CWRU Alumni Association Board of Directors. You will meet the current board and emeriti members. The board leadership will share priorities and activities for the coming year. You will also participate in the confirmation of new board members.

President Kaler will share the state of the university with alumni, parents, and the campus community. Enjoy lunch as the 2023 recipients of The Alumni Association Awards are recognized. Doors open at 11:30 a.m. Remarks and lunch begin at noon.

Complimentary valet parking is provided and the drive-up location is on Bellflower Road.

President Kaler will share the state of the university with alumni, parents, students, and other guests. The 2023 recipients of The Alumni Association Awards are recognized.

Remarks begin at noon.

WRUW-FM, the campus radio station, allows students and community volunteers to broadcast and webstream to the world! Stop by to see where the magic happens. Learn more here: https://wruw.org/

We're in Mather Memorial Building northwest entrance – look for the WRUW banner!

Please note: There are 12 steps from the entrance down to the basement studios. WRUW staff can lead guests around the outside of the building to an accessible entrance where there is an elevator, if needed. Reach out to Jim Szabo (jim.szabo@roadrunner.com) with questions.

Spend an afternoon self-touring the world-famous Rock Hall!

In addition to the thousands of items on display, there are exhibits feature films, videos, interactive kiosks, reading material, and, of course, plenty of music.

The Alumni Association proudly offers reduced ticket prices and shuttle transportation to and from the museum.

Nurses are uniquely positioned to advocate for and promote health equity, which is achieved only when everyone has the opportunity to live the healthiest life possible.

Join subject matter experts from the FPB School of Nursing community who will share their knowledge and experiences during a panel discussion on Nursing and Health Equity.

This program qualifies for Continuing Education Credit.

Cleveland Clinic P1 Parking Garage Passes will be provided.

Nurses are uniquely positioned to advocate for and promote health equity, which is achieved only when everyone has the opportunity to live the healthiest life possible.

Join subject matter experts from the FPB School of Nursing community who will share their knowledge and experiences during a panel discussion on Nursing and Health Equity.

This program qualifies for Continuing Education Credit.

Join a 90-minute walking tour with University Circle, Inc. to learn about the past, present, and future of historic, picturesque University Circle. On this tour, you will explore Wade Oval, the green heart of Cleveland's cultural district; Uptown, its vibrant commercial center along Euclid Avenue; and the numerous institutional treasures in between Case Western Reserve University, Severance Hall, University Hospitals, and so much more!

The 90-minute guide-led walking tour is designed to celebrate the history of Lake View Cemetery.

Guests will discover the landscapes, landmarks, and legacies of this beautiful cemetery modeled after the garden cemeteries of England and France. Designed with winding roads and trees canopying over the roads, the cemetery is a park-like setting for people to seek solace, comfort, and healing.

In addition to such historic figures as John D. Rockefeller, and President James A. Garfield, Lakeview Cemetery is also the final resting place for teachers, musicians, industrialists, and people from all walks of life.

The tour will start at the James A. Garfield Memorial, a monument dedicated in 1890 to the 20th President of the United States of America. The tour will continue through the cemetery past some of our most notable residents and include stories of the lives of those remembered and information about some of the notable monuments constructed.

The tour will conclude at the Wade Memorial Chapel, one of the few remaining interiors designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany and his studios, with the focal point being a large, awe-inspiring window titled The Flight of Souls.

Shuttle transportation is provided by The Alumni Association to and from the cemetery.

A 90-minute walking tour led by Tours of Cleveland, LLC offers an exciting and educational time in beautiful and historic downtown Cleveland.

Spend time learning about:

• Public Square
• Terminal Tower
• Old Stone Church
• Soldiers and Sailors Monument
• War Memorial Fountain
• Cleveland Public Library
• Cleveland Federal Reserve
• Arcade

In conjunction with The Alumni Association, this walking tour is presented by Scott O'Con.

The tour begins at Public Square at the statue of Mayor Tom Johnson and ends at the Arcade on Superior offering two indoor stops.

Shuttle transportation is provided by The Alumni Association.

Embark on a self-guided tour of Sears think[box], the university's center of innovation and entrepreneurship. A seven-story, 50,000 square-foot facility, think[box] offers free, open-access makerspaces to draft, design, fabricate, market and realize ideas. Your journey will start on the newly finished Community Floor with a short video. Then you and your group will be guided through a 30 minute tour of think[box] highlights.

How does the Weatherhead School of Management measure up? Where do future opportunities lie? Learn all about Weatherhead today in this session by co-deans Andrew Medvedev and JB Silvers.

This Student Panel will allow students to share experiences with parents regarding best practices for supporting students on campus and answer questions from parents and families about CWRU and how parents can build connections with their students to be as helpful and supportive as possible during the college experience.

Tea holds a significant place in the world's history and culture, beyond just being a simple beverage! Join Kelvin Smith Library for a tea party as we welcome Beth Schreibman Gehring, Chairman of Education at the Western Reserve Herb Society for an interactive presentation, Thyme for Tea. Registrants will be able to create an exclusive herbal tea blend developed specifically for our guests as well as view an exhibit featuring items from KSL's special collections.

Case Western Reserve University has a vibrant LGBTQ community. Stop by the LGBT Center for an open house to learn more about the Center and enjoy some light refreshments. This event is co-sponsored by CWRU's LGBT Center and the Office of First-Year Experience and Family Programs.

Embark on a self-guided tour of Sears think[box], the university's center of innovation and entrepreneurship. A seven-story, 50,000 square-foot facility, think[box] offers free, open-access makerspaces to draft, design, fabricate, market and realize ideas. Your journey will start on the newly finished Community Floor with a short video. Then you and your group will be guided through a 30 minute tour of think[box] highlights.

Watch Dr. Gian Pietro Schincaglia, Chair and Director of the Department of Periodontics, while he performs robot-guided implant surgery and answers your questions. Attendees will watch the live event from another room before having the opportunity to view the YOMI robot up close.

Watch Dr. Gian Pietro Schincaglia, Chair and Director of the Department of Periodontics, while he performs robot-guided implant surgery and answers questions from campus attendees.

This event is for registered attendees only. The livestream link should not be shared, and only registered attendees should view the livestream.

Tour the university's center of innovation and entrepreneurship, which houses floor-by-floor space to conceive, design, fabricate, market and realize ideas. Located in a seven-story 50,000-square-foot-facility, with six floors occupied and more under renovation. Tours last 20 minutes. If you are unable to sign up for a tour during this time, please use the following link to schedule a tour during our regular open hours: http://thinkbox.case.edu/access/tours.

Presented by Youngjin Yoo, Elizabeth M. and William C. Treuhaft Professor in Entrepreneurship. In our history, we've always used tools to enhance or substitute our natural abilities. This presentation delves into the new age of 'generative machines' - unique technology environments that are beginning to replace conventional digital platforms.

Presented by Scot Lowry, the Richard L. Osborne Professor of Entrepreneurship and professor of design & innovation. Learn how 44 Weatherhead alumni went from employees to business-owners using various Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition strategies.

Civil engineering is a dynamic field ripe with innovation. To prepare our students to become leaders in the field, the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering offers an array of labs and research resources. Join a tour that will introduce you to the department and its new Geotechnical Laboratories, our infrastructure research facilities, and the only university-based Concrete Lab in Ohio. Following the tour you are invited to stay for the department happy hour from 4-5 pm.

Recently established in the Bingham Building, the Roger E. Susi First-Year Engineering Experience boasts a bright, renovated lab space. It’s where first-year students learn about the engineering disciplines and some engineering problem solving processes. Come see the lab, handle the equipment, and sample prototypes designed by our students.

Join us on an outdoor walking tour of CWRU's Putnam Sculpture Collection for Homecoming Weekend! Led by a CWRU student, learn about seven contemporary works on Case Western Reserve's North Side and Uptown. Dogs are welcome! 

This event is brought to you by The Sculpture Center.

All School of Nursing alumni are encouraged to join us for the FPB Alumni Association public meeting. 

The Association's Board of Directors will give an update on their work over the last year and ask for alumni input and feedback. Afterward, Dean Carol Musil will address the alumni body and share a school update.

Join us and help make the FPB Alumni Association all you want it to be!

Complimentary valet parking will be provided at the HEC/Samson Pavilion on East 100th Street.

All School of Nursing alumni are encouraged to join us for the FPB Alumni Association public meeting. 

The Association's Board of Directors will give an update on their work over the last year and ask for alumni input and feedback. Afterward, Dean Carol Musil will address the alumni body and share a school update.

Join us and help make the FPB Alumni Association all you want it to be!

Welcome parents and families to the Weatherhead School of Management. Stop by PBL to informally connect with some of your students' faculty while learning more about their academic programs.

This year’s lecture will feature Dr. Nina Russell, [MED'93]. Dr. Russell will present to alumni, faculty and students and will include helping our school and students appreciate the potential impact of a "world view " of medical advances that will be a remarkable beginning to a long-term discussion.

This year's lecture will feature Dr. Nina Russell, [MED'93]. Dr. Russell will present to alumni, faculty and students and will include helping our school and students appreciate the potential impact of a "world view" of medical advances that will be a remarkable beginning to a long-term discussion.

Celebrate Great Lakes Energy Institute (GLEI) 15 years of energy innovation and education. GLEI is an interdisciplinary research institute seeking breakthroughs in energy innovation and sustainability. Do you know about the ThinkEnergy Fellows program for CWRU students? You will have an opportunity to meet some current and former ThinkEnergy Fellows, who are helping to advance the mission of GLEI on campus and in their careers. We will also be offering tours of the SDLE Research Center, an interdisciplinary lab focused on advancing energy research through groundbreaking Materials Data Science. Refreshments will be served. https://engineering.case.edu/research/institutes/great-lakes-energy/about-great-lakes-energy

Embark on a self-guided tour of Sears think[box], the university's center of innovation and entrepreneurship. A seven-story, 50,000 square-foot facility, think[box] offers free, open-access makerspaces to draft, design, fabricate, market and realize ideas. Your journey will start on the newly finished Community Floor with a short video. Then you and your group will be guided through a 30 minute tour of think[box] highlights.

Considered one of the most architecturally interesting business schools in the world, the Peter B. Lewis building was designed by famous architect Frank Gehry, who also designed other remarkable spaces including the Guggenheim Museum in Bilboa and the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles. Discover all the building offers to support cross-disciplined learning, thinking outside the box, creativity and innovation.

The Office of Undergraduate Admission offers a special tour for our returning Spartans during Homecoming weekend! You will learn about the updates to campus and fascinating trivia and fun facts while reminiscing with old friends.

**Please note that these tours are not for prospective students. Please visit here to register for a student tour.

Students who study abroad show an increase in academic engagement upon return to campus, get multiple job offers with higher starting salaries after graduation, and are overall more satisfied with their careers and more confident in themselves. Studying abroad has never been easier, cheaper, more academically aligned, or better facilitated than it is today. This session will explore CWRU’s various education abroad opportunities and how to make them happen financially, academically, and personally--whether that's a semester or summer of study, an international internship, a research project abroad, or traveling with CWRU faculty and students as part of a CWRU class. Ensure your student develops the global and intercultural competencies necessary for success in today’s world. We’ll discuss finances, processes, graduating on time, and more. Get ready to give your student the opportunity of a lifetime!

Attendees will practice creating mutual value with diverse others through negotiation. Participants will experiment with behaviors and strategies that help them grow their relationships in intrinsically positive ways.

Presenter: John Paul Stephens, Associate Professor, Organizational Behavior

Join us for drinks and hors d’oeuvres, tours of the facility—including the Center for Nursing Education, Simulation and Innovation, and the Dorothy A. Ebersbach Academic Center for Flight Nursing Education—and Alumni Awards.

Gather with us to connect with FPB leadership, classmates, and friends and celebrate our award winners!

Complimentary valet parking will be provided at the HEC/Samson Pavilion on East 100th Street.

Dean Balakrishnan invites Case School of Engineering Alumni and their guests to reconnect with classmates at the Dean’s Reception, where beer, wine, and appetizers will be served.

Afterward, walk over to Strosacker Auditorium for the 138th Awards Program of the Case Alumni Association. 

Our annual donor recognition event. It’s our way to say thank you! Learn more about the College, meet fellow supporters, and have a fun evening interacting with our outstanding students. Only open to donors.

To register, please call 216-368-0097.

Meet your classmates, learn about the State of the School from Dean Kenneth Chance, take class photographs, enjoy the House of Blues atmosphere, and listen to live music from Dr. Thomas Leatherman (DEN ‘85) and his band Cloud9CLE, northeast Ohio’s premium classic rock duo!

Please register for this event to request a recording of the 2023 Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing Alumni Awards ceremony.

Hillel Happy Hour. Celebrate Shabbat with old friends and new ones. Please join us as we welcome in Shabbat with food and tradition to celebrate our 75th anniversary!

Join Dean Dexter Voisin, PhD, for an update on the state of the school as we celebrate the Mandel School’s recognition of Reunion Classes 1973, 1983, 1993, 1998 and 2013 and present the Alumni Awards (winners to be announced in August). Program begins at 6 p.m.; limited seating available. Complimentary parking and hors d'oeuvres provided.

Questions?
Email: mandelschoolevents@case.edu.

Join Dean Dexter Voisin, PhD, for an update on the state of the school as we celebrate the Mandel School's recognition of Reunion Classes 1973, 1983, 1993, 1998 and 2013 and present the Alumni Awards on Friday, October 13 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. (winners to be announced in August). Program begins at 6 p.m.

*Livestream link: http://www.case.edu/livestream/s3  *

Questions?
Email: mandelschoolevents@case.edu

Our signature Homecoming event is a tribute to our alumni award winners, who bring honor to Case through their achievements and serve as role models to our students.

All alumni, parents, and students are invited to attend this event.

Our signature Homecoming event is a tribute to our alumni award winners, who bring honor to Case through their achievements and serve as role models to our students.

All alumni, parents, and students are invited to attend this event.

Join us as we recognize and celebrate alumni for their professional achievements, civic contributions, and commitment to CWRU. Reunion attendees, alumni and friends are invited.

Join Dean Stan Gerson, MD for a welcome back cocktail reception and dinner as we honor our Grand Classes, reunion classes, leadership donors, and scholarship supporters and present the 2023 Medical Alumni Awards.

You won’t want to miss this evening of memories and merriment!

Complimentary valet parking will be provided at HEC/Samson Pavilion on East 100th.

Join Dean Stan Gerson, MD virtually for a welcome back cocktail reception and dinner as we honor our Grand Classes, reunion classes, leadership donors, and scholarship supporters and present the 2023 Medical Alumni Awards.

You won’t want to miss this evening of memories and merriment!

Gather with friends and get reacquainted while reminiscing about your time at CWRU. At 6:30pm, we will walk over to the sculpture of Stephanie Tubbs Jones to honor her memory with a Candlelight Vigil. Following the vigil, we will return for our annual game night where the Latinx Alumni Association will be joining.  Refreshments will be provided after the vigil.  It promises to be a night of fun and a chance to connect with fellow alumni and students.

Calling Classes of '38, '43, '48, '53, '58, '63, '68, '73, '78, '83, '88, '93, '98, '03, '08, '13, and '18!

Join us as we raise a glass for all our FPB School of Nursing alums celebrating their reunion. This informal gathering will allow you to visit with classmates and connect with old friends.

Come to the reception for networking with alumni, students and families. Following the reception, we will head over to the Great Hall  for our annual game night where the African American Alumni  Association will be joining.  Refreshments and food will be provided.  It promises to be a night of fun and a chance to connect with fellow alumni and students.

Save the date for a reception with the Theta Chi brothers. Location TBA! 

For information, call or text: 717-576-2706, email gfc21@case.edu.

For further details and to RSVP, visit www.betanualumni.org/ox-roast-2023/

All classes are invited to continue enjoying cocktails and appetizers while listening to Tom Leatherman and his band Cloud9CLE at the House of Blues on Friday, October 13, until 9pm. 

The Classes of 1973, 1983, and 2013 have also planned independent gatherings on Friday, October 13 at 7:30pm.

Celebrate Homecoming and Reunion 2023 with a dynamic concert featuring Symphonic Winds, Case University Circle Orchestra, Case Camarata Chamber Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble 1, Marching Band, and Case Concert Choir.

Two spinster sisters live tedious lives in a remote Victorian manor until the mysterious arrival of a young governess sets them on a dangerous path in this pitch-black comedy. One part Gothic horror mystery, one part feminist treatise, and one part side-splitting satire of the Brontë sisters (Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre) literary milieu, Jen Silverman’s The Moors is a play that defies easy categorization and one that the New York Times called "...the reason we go to theater." Come see the CWRU Theater Department's presentation of: The Moors by Jen Silverman. Visit https://theater.case.edu/tickets/ for tickets.

Meet, mingle and share stories with other CWRU parents at this jolly event! Stop in at the Jolly Scholar (Thwing Center) and join the CWRU parent community for a drink, snacks and conversation.

Remy is a rat living in Paris who wants to be a chef, but has to overcome the disapproval of his family and the prejudice of humans. Using a hapless young man as a puppet, Remy can cook food, but meets an obstacle in a notoriously hard-to-please food critic nicknamed "The Grim Eater". Will Remy achieve his goal? Will he be able to please both his fellow chefs and his disapproving family?

This event is sponsored by the CWRU Film Society.

Meet with classmates for a casual "on your own" event. Enjoy catching up with friends in trendy Uptown. 

Remy is a rat living in Paris who wants to be a chef, but has to overcome the disapproval of his family and the prejudice of humans. Using a hapless young man as a puppet, Remy can cook food, but meets an obstacle in a notoriously hard-to-please food critic nicknamed "The Grim Eater". Will Remy achieve his goal? Will he be able to please both his fellow chefs and his disapproving family?

This event is sponsored by the CWRU Film Society.

Remy is a rat living in Paris who wants to be a chef, but has to overcome the disapproval of his family and the prejudice of humans. Using a hapless young man as a puppet, Remy can cook food, but meets an obstacle in a notoriously hard-to-please food critic nicknamed "The Grim Eater". Will Remy achieve his goal? Will he be able to please both his fellow chefs and his disapproving family?

This event is sponsored by the CWRU Film Society.

Associate Professors T. Roma Jasinevicius and Scott Pelok from the Department of Comprehensive Care will introduce attendees to the use of HoloLens technology in "JAWS at work" and other applications in the CWRU dental curriculum.

Attendees are also invited for breakfast in The Cosgrove Courtyard from 7:30am to 9:30am.

Associate Professors T. Roma Jasinevicius and Scott Pelok from the Department of Comprehensive Care will introduce attendees to the use of HoloLens technology in "JAWS at work" and other applications in the CWRU dental curriculum.

Attendees are also invited for breakfast in The Cosgrove Courtyard from 7:30am to 9:30am.

Associate Professors T. Roma Jasinevicius and Scott Pelok from the Department of Comprehensive Care will introduce attendees to the use of HoloLens technology in "JAWS at work" and other applications in the CWRU dental curriculum.

Attendees are also invited for breakfast in The Cosgrove Courtyard from 7:30am to 9:30am.

Associate Professors T. Roma Jasinevicius and Scott Pelok from the Department of Comprehensive Care will introduce attendees to the use of HoloLens technology in "JAWS at work" and other applications in the CWRU dental curriculum.

Attendees are also invited for breakfast in The Cosgrove Courtyard from 7:30am to 9:30am.

Associate Professors T. Roma Jasinevicius and Scott Pelok from the Department of Comprehensive Care will introduce attendees to the use of HoloLens technology in "JAWS at work" and other applications in the CWRU dental curriculum.

Attendees are also invited for breakfast in The Cosgrove Courtyard from 7:30am to 9:30am.

This annual race held in honor of Stephanie Tubbs Jones extends in and around campus and University Circle.

All proceeds directly benefit a current undergraduate CWRU student.

Register by Friday, September 29, to receive a t-shirt.

This event is made possible through support from the Office of Student Activities and Leadership and CWRU Athletics.

Under new and visionary leadership, the Graduate Education program is spearheading a transformative approach to preparing students for life after graduation. Join us for the enlightening discussion led by Vice Dean for Graduate Education, School of Medicine, Marvin Nieman, PhD, and Tessianna Misko, PhD (GRS'19), Director of Career & Professional Development. Together, we will explore and shape an innovative education model designed to go beyond traditional academic training by empowering our students to be leaders in the science field. 

Join us for breakfast In the Wolstein Lobby prior to the event.

If you earned a degree in a year that ends with a "3" (e.g., 1983, 1993, 2003, 2013) or an "8" (e.g., 1978, 1998, 2008, 2018), this year marks a reunion/anniversary you won't want to miss. Join us to connect with other classmates and faculty over breakfast.

Associate Professors T. Roma Jasinevicius and Scott Pelok from the Department of Comprehensive Care will introduce attendees to the use of HoloLens technology in "JAWS at work" and other applications in the CWRU dental curriculum.

Attendees are also invited for breakfast in The Cosgrove Courtyard from 7:30am to 9:30am.

Join us for the annual meeting of the African American Alumni Association. We invite you to come learn about our upcoming projects, support for Black student groups on campus and how you can become involved. A light breakfast will be provided. For those attending the meeting virtually, a Zoom link will be provided and the meeting will start at 9:30am. 

Get an up-close look at the clinic where the next generation of dental professionals are treating patients, conducting research, and ushering in a new wave of oral health!

Take a student-guided tour of the Sheila and Eric Samson Pavilion, the centerpiece of the Health Education Campus, where medicine, nursing, dental, physician assistant, and social work students learn and collaborate together.

Take a student-guided tour of the Sheila and Eric Samson Pavilion, the centerpiece of the Health Education Campus, where medicine, nursing, dental, physician assistant, and social work students learn and collaborate together.

Attend the annual meeting of the CWRU PRIDE Alumni Network to learn about the plans for the next year. Bring your ideas. Your participation is vital to the growth and direction of the network. A light breakfast will be provided. 

Considered one of the most architecturally interesting business schools in the world, the Peter B. Lewis building was designed by famous architect Frank Gehry, who also designed other remarkable spaces including the Guggenheim Museum in Bilboa and the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles. Discover all the building has to support cross-disciplined learning, thinking outside the box, creativity and innovation.

What are the hot business trends on the horizon? How can you prepare to be ahead of the curve? This panel session will feature alumni thought leaders who will share their professional insights.

Join us for the annual meeting of the African American Alumni Association. We invite you to come learn about our upcoming projects, support for Black student groups on campus and how you can become involved.  The meeting will start at 9:30am via zoom.

The Hay-McKinney Mansion is 20,000 square foot, Italian Renaissance Revival home located in the fashionable Wade Allotment (now University Circle).

Join this docent-led tour to learn about this living museum once briefly inhabited, which tells the stories of Mrs. Clara Hay, the McKinney family, and prominent Clevelanders who built a city through savvy entrepreneurship and generous philanthropy.

The home is now furnished with period artifacts from the WRHS collections; each room is laid out as it might have been in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The mansion is a picture of a city’s rise and the men and women who shaped it.

Guests are invited to stay after the tour, take a deeper dive into any museum galleries, and ride the original Euclid Beach Park Grand Carousel.

Recently established in the Bingham Building, the Roger E. Susi First-Year Engineering Experience boasts a bright, renovated lab space. It’s where first-year students learn about the engineering disciplines and some engineering problem solving processes. Come see the lab, handle the equipment, and sample prototypes designed by our students.

Long-chain molecules (think plastics, fibers, DNA, proteins and carbohydrates) are essential for life as well as daily living. We will take you on a quick tour of macromolecules with several hands-on examples, plus address issues of plastic waste and sustainability, including research efforts underway at the Case School of Engineering.

Join us for an opportunity to earn Social Work Credits (CEUs approved and Professional Development hours approved for students).

Transformative justice(TJ) is a series of practices and philosophies focused on creating change in social systems. This framework seeks to transform the conditions that caused/allowed harm to occur through disrupting harm, engaging in repair; and ultimately working to reduce the impact and damage done by systems embedded within dominant culture. Utilizing the TJ framework, this program considers the practice environment as the focus for change at the intersection of micro and macro social work practices. Specific attention is given to assessing critical organizational areas, individual leadership roles, power structures, and designing interventions that support sustainable transformation.

Limited seating available. Complimentary parking and continental breakfast will be provided.

CEUs/ PDs will be offered for attendees.

Questions?
Email: mandelschoolevents@case.edu

Join us for an opportunity to earn Social Work Credits (CEUs approved and Professional Development hours approved for students).

Transformative justice(TJ) is a series of practices and philosophies focused on creating change in social systems. This framework seeks to transform the conditions that caused/allowed harm to occur through disrupting harm, engaging in repair; and ultimately working to reduce the impact and damage done by systems embedded within dominant culture. Utilizing the TJ framework, this program considers the practice environment as the focus for change at the intersection of micro and macro social work practices. Specific attention is given to assessing critical organizational areas, individual leadership roles, power structures, and designing interventions that support sustainable transformation.

CEUs/PDs will be offered for attendees.

Questions:
Email: mandelschoolevents@case.edu

Case Amateur Radio Club will be on the air. Tours of the amateur radio station will also be available. To learn more about the group, click here.

This event is open to all alumni, parents, and students!

Join us for an alumni panel discussion and the opportunity to mingle with other nonprofit management graduates. Panelists and discussion to be announced.

Complimentary parking and continental breakfast will be provided. Limited seating available.

Questions?
Email: mandelschoolevents@case.edu

Join us for an alumni panel discussion and the opportunity to mingle with other nonprofit management graduates. Panelists and discussion to be announced.

Complimentary parking and continental breakfast will be provided. Limited seating available.

Questions?
Email: mandelschoolevents@case.edu

Join us for a morning of celebration as we induct the incoming 1L Black Students Association members.

Discover more about our interprofessional approach to learning through the Student Run Health Clinic which was founded and is operated by CWRU students to serve the health needs of the Greater Cleveland community. Includes students from the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, School of Medicine, School of Dental Medicine, and the Jack, Joseph, and Morton Mandel School of Applied Sciences.

This hands-on lab will take a look behind the scenes at what happens in the only chemical engineering process control class that includes projects in the country.

Discover more about our interprofessional approach to learning through the Student Run Health Clinic which was founded and is operated by CWRU students to serve the health needs of the Greater Cleveland community. Includes students from the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, School of Medicine, School of Dental Medicine, and the Jack, Joseph, and Morton Mandel School of Applied Sciences.

A buffet lunch will be served in The Cosgrove Courtyard immediately following the presentation.

View the history of medical instruments and technology while learning about the study of doctor-patient relationships throughout time.

We invite all alumni who graduated from the Case Institute of Technology in 1973 to reconnect with classmates and friends at a special reception and luncheon. Relive the good times, catch up and enjoy nostalgic memorabilia and photographs.

We invite all alumni who graduated from the Case Institute of Technology to reconnect with classmates and friends at a special reception and luncheon. Relive the good times, catch up and enjoy nostalgic memorabilia and photographs.

Alumni, students, and their families are invited to the Case School of Engineering All Classes Lunch in Tomlinson Hall.

Admission covers a make-your-own taco bowl and beverage! No charge for alumni!

Join the Spartan community as everyone gets ready for the football game!

This reinvented pregame event will provide all-you-can-eat stadium food, the CWRU marching band, an open-air photo booth, balloon artist, and of course, Spartie!

The student tailgate will be outside on Juniper Road with even more entertainment and a beer garden for all to enjoy! Note that students will have a separate food option at their tailgate, so no need to register them for this event. 

Socialize with alumni and student affinity group leaders and learn how they’re building connections and making a difference on campus. This is a great opportunity to meet new friends while enjoying delicious catered food, and special Latinx grilled food.

Embark on a self-guided tour of Sears think[box], the university's center of innovation and entrepreneurship. A seven-story, 50,000 square-foot facility, think[box] offers free, open-access makerspaces to draft, design, fabricate, market and realize ideas. Your journey will start on the newly finished Community Floor with a short video. Then you and your group will be guided through a 30 minute tour of think[box] highlights.

1-hour CLE credit for Ohio attorneys, pending approval.

Atiba R. Ellis
Laura B. Chisolm Distinguished Research Scholar and Professor of Law
Case Western Reserve University School of Law

Recent local and national legislative enactments and court decisionshave impacted the way election law currently works. While there have been someadvances regarding voting rights, disputes around election integrity, votersuppression, and redistricting continue to dominate the field. This lecturewill review recent major judicial decisions and legislative enactments aroundthe law of democracy and legal issues that will likely impact the 2024 electionseason.

All CWRU alumni, parents, and students are welcome to attend this event.

Come visit us on Saturday, October 14, 2023 from 12-2 p.m. to learn what the Mandel School has been up to, while enjoying fun activities and games with representatives from our nine renowned research centers. Connect with old friends, current students and former faculty at our inaugural carnival. Families are welcome!

*Complimentary parking and food will be provided to guests*
*Limited tickets available*

Questions?
Email: mandelschoolevents@case.edu

Embark on a self-guided tour of Sears think[box], the university's center of innovation and entrepreneurship. A seven-story, 50,000 square-foot facility, think[box] offers free, open-access makerspaces to draft, design, fabricate, market and realize ideas. Your journey will start on the newly finished Community Floor with a short video. Then you and your group will be guided through a 30 minute tour of think[box] highlights.

Embark on a self-guided tour of Sears think[box], the university's center of innovation and entrepreneurship. A seven-story, 50,000 square-foot facility, think[box] offers free, open-access makerspaces to draft, design, fabricate, market and realize ideas. Your journey will start on the newly finished Community Floor with a short video. Then you and your group will be guided through a 30 minute tour of think[box] highlights.

Embark on a self-guided tour of Sears think[box], the university's center of innovation and entrepreneurship. A seven-story, 50,000 square-foot facility, think[box] offers free, open-access makerspaces to draft, design, fabricate, market and realize ideas. Your journey will start on the newly finished Community Floor with a short video. Then you and your group will be guided through a 30 minute tour of think[box] highlights.

Come cheer on the CWRU Spartan football team as they take on the Westminster Titans! 

• Kickoff is at 2 p.m.
• See the homecoming court at halftime!
• Admission is free if you register here!
• Paid parking is available in Garage S-46 
  

Panel Discussion

Sponsored by Phi Sigma Rho and Case Alumni Association

All alumni, parents, and students are invited to attend this event.

Panel Discussion

Sponsored by Phi Sigma Rho and Case Alumni Association.

All alumni, parents, and students are invited to attend this event.

Dental alumni are invited to gather at the Cleveland Museum of Art for small docent-led highlights tours of the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Graduate students from the Department of Art History will lead tours that highlight their favorite pieces in the museum and showcase their expertise.

The Office of Undergraduate Admission offers a special tour for our returning Spartans during Homecoming weekend! You will learn about the updates to campus and fascinating trivia and fun facts while reminiscing with old friends.

**Please note that these tours are not for prospective students. Please visit here to register for a student tour.

Join us to celebrate our LGBT alumni and students. Hear inspiring stories and engage in meaningful conversations. Beverages and hors d’oeuvres will be provided.

Join classmates and friends as we celebrate classes ending in 3 and 8 during Homecoming and Reunion Weekend 2023. We’ll be firing up the grill to make s’mores and other fall fixings at this historic working farm which also serves as an educational and research facility. This multi-class event will have tables for each class year and features both indoor and outdoor spaces so you can enjoy either a crisp fall evening or stay warm by the fireplace.

Prior to the Distinguished Alumni Awards, there will be a special champagne toast to honor the Class of 1973.

Prior to the Distinguished Alumni Awards, there will be a special champagne toast to honor the Class of 1998.

Join Interim Dean Lee Thompson as we celebrate the College’s Distinguished Alumni Award winners, the 50th reunion of the Class of 1973, 25th reunion of the Class of 1998 and all other College reunion attendees. A brief reception with a special toast honoring our reunion classes will be hosted before our banquet dinner and awards presentation. 

6:00 - 7:00 PM         Reception

7:00 - 9:00 PM         Dinner and Awards presentation

The Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing invites you to celebrate its centennial–100 years of advancing the nursing discipline in Cleveland and the world.

Join us for a lovely meal, music, fellowship, and more.

The goal of the centennial gala is to raise funds for student scholarships. Event attendees will have access to an auction of items, the proceeds of which will go directly to students.

Members of the Class of 1973 and their guests will commemorate their 50th reunion at the home of Lucy & Charles Weller. The home overlooking Lake Erie was designed by noted Cleveland architects Walker & Weeks.

This is the perfect ending to a wonderful weekend of reminiscing with your classmates and connecting with fellow alumni. Join us for a special Graduate Education alumni happy hour and meet some of the program’s student leaders.

This is the perfect ending to a wonderful weekend of reminiscing with your classmates. Retreat with your classmates to catch up and enjoy a private class dinner. For many alumni, these dinners are the highlight of reunion weekend! Professional class photos will be taken during your class dinner.

This is the perfect ending to a wonderful weekend of reminiscing with your classmates. Retreat with your classmates to catch up and enjoy a private class dinner. For many alumni, these dinners are the highlight of reunion weekend! Professional class photos will be taken during your class dinner.

This is the perfect ending to a wonderful weekend of reminiscing with your classmates. Retreat with your classmates to catch up and enjoy a private class dinner. For many alumni, these dinners are the highlight of reunion weekend! Professional class photos will be taken during your class dinner.

This is the perfect ending to a wonderful weekend of reminiscing with your classmates. Retreat with your classmates to catch up and enjoy a private class dinner. For many alumni, these dinners are the highlight of reunion weekend! Professional class photos will be taken during your class dinner.

Complimentary valet parking will be provided.

This is the perfect ending to a wonderful weekend of reminiscing with your classmates. Retreat with your classmates to catch up and enjoy a private class dinner. For many alumni, these dinners are the highlight of reunion weekend! 

This is the perfect ending to a wonderful weekend of reminiscing with your classmates. Retreat with your classmates to catch up and enjoy a private class dinner. For many alumni, these dinners are the highlight of reunion weekend! Professional class photos will be taken during your class dinner.

This is the perfect ending to a wonderful weekend of reminiscing with your classmates. Retreat with your classmates to catch up and enjoy a private class dinner. For many alumni, these dinners are the highlight of reunion weekend! Professional class photos will be taken during your class dinner.

This is the perfect ending to a wonderful weekend of reminiscing with your classmates. Retreat with your classmates to catch up and enjoy a private class dinner. For many alumni, these dinners are the highlight of reunion weekend! Professional class photos will be taken during your class dinner.

This is the perfect ending to a wonderful weekend of reminiscing with your classmates. Retreat with your classmates to catch up and enjoy a private class dinner. For many alumni, these dinners are the highlight of reunion weekend! Professional class photos will be taken during your class dinner.

This is the perfect ending to a wonderful weekend of reminiscing with your classmates. Retreat with your classmates to catch up and enjoy a private class dinner. For many alumni, these dinners are the highlight of reunion weekend! Professional class photos will be taken during your class dinner.

This is the perfect ending to a wonderful weekend of reminiscing with your classmates. Retreat with your classmates to catch up and enjoy a private class dinner. For many alumni, these dinners are the highlight of reunion weekend! Professional class photos will be taken during your class dinner.

This is the perfect ending to a wonderful weekend of reminiscing with your classmates. Retreat with your classmates to catch up and enjoy a private class dinner. For many alumni, these dinners are the highlight of reunion weekend! Professional class photos will be taken during your class dinner.

This is the perfect ending to a wonderful weekend of reminiscing with your classmates. Retreat with your classmates to catch up and enjoy a private class dinner. For many alumni, these dinners are the highlight of reunion weekend! Professional class photos will be taken during your class dinner.

Join the School of Dental Medicine at the InterContinental Hotel for a cocktail reception, awards presentation, dinner with your classmates, and dancing!

Celebrate with your fellow classmates and honor the 2023 Alumni Association Award Recipients:

• Jack Love, D.D.S. (DEN ‘58) - Distinguished Alumnus
• Dr. Winnie Wong, D.M.D. (Den ‘16) - Outstanding New Dentist
• Dr. Tania Markarian. D.M.D. (DEN ‘97) - Special Recognition

Elle Woods is a fashionable sorority queen who has it all. But when her boyfriend dumps her to go to Harvard Law and get "serious", Elle gets admitted herself (what, like it's hard?) to go after him, not expecting the rigorous workload or her ex's rekindled old flame. As she adapts, her perspectives change those around her too, but she'll need all her wits to assist on a high-profile murder defense!

This event is sponsored by the CWRU Film Society.

Join the brothers of Theta Chi for their alumni OXRoast Banquet! For information, call or text: 717-576-2706, email gfc21@case.edu.

Join us at the Maltz Performing Arts Center for a free, all student showcase presenting some of the talented student performance groups on campus. Taking place on Saturday, October 14 at 7:30pm, the showCASE will feature: Nritya, Klover, Undivided, Case Glee Club, Spartan Bhangra, Case In Point, and Solstice A Cappella!

Two spinster sisters live tedious lives in a remote Victorian manor until the mysterious arrival of a young governess sets them on a dangerous path in this pitch-black comedy. One part Gothic horror mystery, one part feminist treatise, and one part side-splitting satire of the Brontë sisters (Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre) literary milieu, Jen Silverman’s The Moors is a play that defies easy categorization and one that the New York Times called "...the reason we go to theater." Come see the CWRU Theater Department's presentation of: The Moors by Jen Silverman. Visit https://theater.case.edu/tickets/ for tickets.

Grab your dancing shoes and a partner to come enjoy the Multicultural Dance Party. This event brings together alumni, students, faculty and staff to enjoy dance from various cultures. We'll have a digital photo-booth and 360 photo-booth to capture the fun. Join us as we celebrate the end of Hispanic Heritage Month with an evening of refreshemnts, music and dancing. 

Join the fun at East Bell Commons for live music. Artist TBA!

University Programming Board and the Office of Student Activities and Leadership are proud co-sponsors of this free event!

Elle Woods is a fashionable sorority queen who has it all. But when her boyfriend dumps her to go to Harvard Law and get "serious", Elle gets admitted herself (what, like it's hard?) to go after him, not expecting the rigorous workload or her ex's rekindled old flame. As she adapts, her perspectives change those around her too, but she'll need all her wits to assist on a high-profile murder defense!

This event is sponsored by the CWRU Film Society.

Attend the annual meeting of the Latinx Alumni Association to learn about the plans for the next year. Bring your ideas. Your participation is vital to the growth and direction of the association. Brunch will be served.  For those attending the meeting virtually, a Zoom link will be provided and the meeting will start at 10:30am. 

Join the brothers of Theta Chi for an alumni brunch to wrap up Homecoming Weekend 2023. For information, call or text: 717-576-2706, email gfc21@case.edu. 

For further details and to RSVP, visit www.betanualumni.org/ox-roast-2023/

This brunch ceremony is open to the Class of 1973 and earlier. We will induct the Class of 1973 into the Barristers Golden Circle and honor all law school graduates of 50 years or more. Each alumnus can bring one guest to this complimentary event.

Complimentary valet parking is provided.
Business attire.

Attend the annual meeting of the Latinx Alumni Association to learn about the plans for the next year. Bring your ideas. Your participation is vital to the growth and direction of the association. The meeting will begin at 10:30am via zoom.

Join us on a stroll across campus and through stories of CWRU's history! Learn about CWRU's beginnings, secrets, quirks, beauty and its fascinating past of almost 200 years. We'll begin at Adelbert Hall, walk through the Case Quad, and then cross Euclid to learn about the historic former campus of the Flora Stone Mather College for Women. Approx. 90 minutes. Wear comfortable shoes.

Whether it has been five years or fifty, be sure to take a tour of your alma mater to see firsthand changes and renovations to Gund Hall. Tours will be led by current students who, in addition to sharing what is new in the building, can also provide alumni with insight on being a law student today.

Join us for CWRU Day with the Cleveland Browns! Alumni, families, faculty, staff and students are invited to celebrate the end of Homecoming weekend with tickets to the Browns game. Sit with fellow CWRU alumni, and avoid paying service fees on your tickets! Seats are in section 513, row 32. An exclusive CWRU gift will be included with your ticket. Kickoff is at 1 p.m.

We only have 30 tickets available, so don't wait!

This event is self-parking, no shuttle will be provided. 

Join us on a stroll across campus and through stories of CWRU's history! Learn about CWRU's beginnings, secrets, quirks, beauty and its fascinating past of almost 200 years. We'll begin at Adelbert Hall, walk through the Case Quad, and then cross Euclid to learn about the historic former campus of the Flora Stone Mather College for Women. Approx. 90 minutes. Wear comfortable shoes.

Two spinster sisters live tedious lives in a remote Victorian manor until the mysterious arrival of a young governess sets them on a dangerous path in this pitch-black comedy. One part Gothic horror mystery, one part feminist treatise, and one part side-splitting satire of the Brontë sisters (Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre) literary milieu, Jen Silverman’s The Moors is a play that defies easy categorization and one that the New York Times called "...the reason we go to theater." Come see the CWRU Theater Department's presentation of: The Moors by Jen Silverman. Visit https://theater.case.edu/tickets/ for tickets.