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GSC Newsletter

Gabriela Cuconato - Monday, April 14, 2025
 Events 

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Dear Graduate Student,

From now on, you will receive this newsletter every Tuesday (except when there is a university holiday on that Tuesday). As of now, some graduate and professional students may not yet be receiving this newsletter, so please forward it to anyone who might be interested in our events and other information. We thank you in advance!

For more information, you can also visit the GSC website (gsc.case.edu), follow us on Instagram at @cwrugsc, and contact us at gscinfo@case.edu. If you want to publicize your event or share any news with graduate and professional students, fill out the form at the bottom of this newsletter.


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the GSC invites you to join the 115th Annual Hudson Relays, set to take place on April 26, 10am-1pm at the Case Quad (in front of Adelbert Hall)! The Hudson Relays stands as a testament to CWRU's rich history, dating back to 1910, when it marked the relocation of our campus to the vibrant University Circle area. Today, it remains a cherished event eagerly anticipated by students and alumni alike. It’s an incredible opportunity to showcase our class spirit and contribute to this long-standing tradition.

To represent the move, the race among classes is 26 miles long, the distance from Hudson, OH, (where the former campus was located) to University Circle. Each runner runs 0.5-mile legs, passing the baton to the next runner. If you want to join but are worried about running speed, don't be--the graduate students team is more about having fun and finishing the race!

The grad students team is still recruiting runners and volunteers for the race. As a runner or volunteer, you’ll receive a Hudson Relays T-shirt, water bottle, small breakfast, and lunch! Imagine the pride of seeing “CWRU Grads” engraved on the rock outside Adelbert Hall this year!

Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to represent our class and make lasting memories. Please fill out this form to sign up as a runner or volunteer.

Check out this page for more history on the Hudson Relays!


Fill out GSC's Insurance Survey

GSC wants your opinion on the CWRU Student Health Insurance! Please fill out this survey to let us know your thoughts on the plan. The survey is completely anonymous, email addresses and names are not collected. If you have any questions please reach out to ecr41@case.edu or gscinfo@case.edu.

https://forms.gle/tnf3RG1W9nHP8nbh8




 


Bangladeshi Cultural Fest

Bangladeshi cultural fest is a celebration with Bangladeshi movie, food, cultural performance and raffle draw. This is happening on Sunday, April 20,3-8 pm, at Thwing Excelsior Ballroom.

https://cglink.me/2cS/r2267160









 


Jane Austen's Bookshelf presented by Rebecca Romney

Kelvin Smith Library is joining a worldwide celebration of Jane Austen’s 250th Birthday! Rebecca Romney, author, and rare book dealer, will present based on her recently-released book "Jane Austen's Bookshelf: A Rare Book Collector's Quest to Find the Women Writers Who Shaped a Legend." In this book, Rebecca explores the lives and works of Austen’s favorite women writers, how they faded into obscurity, and deserve to be recognized. KSL also features a special exhibit to accompany the event, showcasing 18th and 19th-century books and manuscripts from the library’s extensive rare book collection. Attendees will see early editions and other significant works from her theoretical library– what would likely have appeared on Jane Austen’s bookshelf. Join us on Tuesday, April 22, 4pm, in person or via live stream! Register here: https://cglink.me/2cS/r2264576


Stand Up With Us Demonstration

CWRU's newly-founded chapter of Stand Up for Science invites you to join the Stand Up with Us demonstration, on April 21, 2025, from 11am-1pm on Freiberger Field, to demonstrate the opposition of CWRU's faculty, staff, and students to funding cuts federal funding cuts threaten university research at an existential level. This demonstration also aims to call on university administrations (both at CWRU and elsewhere) to stand with us in our opposition.
In addition to gathering with signs and chants, there will also be a letter-writing action, in which attendees can write to their congressional representatives about the details of their research, why it is important, and how funding cuts are negatively affecting them. We will provide paper, postcards, and writing surfaces, as well as templates with letter outline suggestions.

 

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Mental Health Survey

Students from CWRU are working on an interdisciplinary project with The Village of Healing Center, a Black-led healthcare center. The project aims to reduce the stigma around mental health care in Black communities, particularly for Black men. Your responses will help us improve outreach efforts and services. Responses are confidential and used only by the team. This survey is part of the team’s Collaborative Practice I project. We are truly grateful for your participation. Thank you!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeGHwvYf64jtKmFy4He_o3MhnVYDUkUUTYcbkcrUSiRBwee6g/viewform


Church of Covenant: Spiritual Storytelling through Visual Art

This flyer promotes a two-day project showcase for the Collaborative Practice course, featuring an evening of reflection, creativity, and community through storytelling and visual art. The event highlights excerpts from the spiritual journeys of Church of the Covenant members, offering a deeper exploration of faith, spirituality, and personal growth. As part of this showcase, excerpts from a spiritual assessment have been transformed into artistic expressions, providing a unique perspective on personal and collective experiences. The event will take place at Church of the Covenant, located at 11205 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44106, on April 9th and April 16th, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM.


MENA Game Night

April is Arab American Heritage Month! All are welcome to join us on April 17, 5pm, at Wickenden, 321, for this social event. We will play a game of Jeopardy themed around the Middle East. Come play, learn, and eat locally catered cuisine from MENA (Middle East and Northern Africa) restaurants. Your Jeopardy team (teams of 3) will have a chance to win prizes as well!

https://cglink.me/2cS/r2267523


UCITE Friday: The Academic Job Search

To all graduate students and postdocs: Are you considering a future career in academia? Join UCITE and Aysegul Keskin Zeren from the CWRU Career Center for an interactive session on preparing for the academic job search. We'll begin with an exercise to help you clarify your career goals and explore the diverse landscape of higher education institutions (HEIs) in the U.S. This session will subsequently cover the research and teaching expectations across different HEIs, and provide strategies to make your job application stand out to future employers in the higher education sector. This session is designed for graduate students and postdoctoral scholars interested in careers in higher education—whether in research, teaching, or leadership. Come with your questions and gain insights to navigate the academic job market with confidence!
Date: 18 April, 2025.
Venue: Herrick Room, Allan Memorial Medical Library
Time: 11:40am - 12:30pm

https://cglink.me/2cS/r2267195
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Summer Opportunity: UNIV401 - College Teaching Preparation

The University Center for Innovation in Teaching and Education (UCITE) and the School of Graduate Studies invite graduate students who are planning to pursue a career in academia to sign up for UNIV401: College Teaching Preparation (previously known as Advanced Professional Development for University Teaching). This non-credit seminar course is aimed at introducing students to good practice in teaching in higher education. Participants will be expected to attend the seminar class, complete readings, as well as respond to a journal/discussion board post every week. Students will be given the textbook free of charge and courtesy of UCITE and graduate studies. This is an eight-week course over the summer semester. Questions should be directed to univ401@case.edu. Postdocs also are welcome to enrol. Graduate students enrol via the Student Information System (SIS); postdocs need to contact postdoc@case.edu.


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