Internship Opportunities for Fall 2025

(updated 7.9.25)

Students interested in applying for a Fall 2025 Internships (remote or in Cleveland) can review relevant MBA intern opportunities through the attached PDF HERE.

If you have questions or need support with your internship search, please schedule time to meet with Nicole Tischler or email her nxt341@case.edu. 

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Career Readiness Certificate Program at CWRU

The Career Readiness Certification Program is a 5-day-long experience designed to help you build the confidence and skills needed to take your next career step. This free program provides the structure, support, and resources to help you explore your career goals and succeed in your job or internship search.

The program includes daily in-person workshops, interactive Canvas modules, and individualized assignments.

Students who attend all workshops and complete the required assignments will earn a Career Readiness Certificate and digital badge from the CWRU Career Center.

Dates: July 28 – August 1, 2025
Location: Daily in-person sessions at Nord 356
Time: 10 am - 12 pm, daily
Eligibility: Open to all CWRU students – undergraduate, graduate, international, and domestic. 
Cost: Free
*Pre-registration is REQUIRED. 

Hosted by the Career Center, Case Western Reserve University
Once registered, students will receive the day-to-day agenda and additional program details.
Register on Handshake: https://cwru.joinhandshake.com/edu/events/1752504
 

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 "Improving the Health Status of Your Community":
In-Person Healthcare Roundtable
 

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Current students are eligible for a discounted rate of $25.
Please register with your school email address.

Thursday, August 7, 2025
4:30 - 7:30 PM

Program Updates

• BUAI Electives: SIGN UP HERE to for the BUAI Waiver Exam. 
  WAIVER EXAM: 9 am Friday, August 1 - 9 am Saturday, August 2
  (Calendar invitations have been sent to students who registered through the Google Form).
  
  Exam study materials can be accessed via Google Drive folders:
  - SCMG 433 Class Notes
  - Additional Waiver Exam Resources
   
• MGMT 467: Commercialization & Intellectual Property Management
  FINALIZED FOR FALL 2025!
  (Tuesdays & Thursdays - 4:25 - 5:50 pm)
  Students interested in taking this MBA Elective should register ASAP. There are less than 10 open seats remaining!
  *Email Liz if you are interested in this class. There is a time conflict with MBAC 501C that we are trying to work out so interested students can take this elective.*

• Mon, Aug 25: First day of Fall 2025 classes
• Mon, Sept 1: No Classes/CWRU Closed - Labor Day Holiday
• Fri, Sept 5: Last day to drop or add a class without financial penalty
• Mon, Oct 13 - Fri, Oct 17: Midterm Week for MBAC classes
  (elective midterm exam dates are determined by individual professors)
• CORRECTED! - Mon, Oct 20 & Tue, Oct 21: No Classes - Fall Break
• Wed, Nov 26 - Fri, Nov 28: No Classes - Thanksgiving Break
• Mon, Dec 8: Last day of Fall 2025 classes
• Tue, Dec 9 - Mon, Dec 15: Final Exam Week
  (elective final exam dates are determined by individual professors)

From campus to the chandelier:
A self-guided tour of Euclid Avenue’s highlights

Euclid Avenue is more than just a busy street cutting through campus—it’s a corridor rich with history, creativity and unexpected discoveries. Stretching from the heart of Case Western Reserve University all the way to Playhouse Square, this iconic Cleveland thoroughfare is lined with public art, cultural landmarks and small moments of beauty many students, faculty and staff might overlook.
Whether you’re heading to class, hopping on the HealthLine or just taking a stroll, these seven spots along Euclid Avenue are worth slowing down for.

1. Lake View Cemetery Gates (E. 123rd & Euclid)

You’ve likely passed these towering stone gates on your way to Little Italy—but have you ever stopped to take them in? These are the formal entrance to Lake View Cemetery, one of Cleveland’s most historic and peaceful places.

Can’t miss: Peek through the gates to catch a glimpse of the tree-lined pathways and mausoleums just beyond.
 

2. Stephanie Tubbs Jones Plaza (E. 115th & Euclid)

Named in honor of the trailblazing congresswoman and CWRU alum, this plaza is a favorite for events, tabling, and soaking up sun between classes. But its namesake’s legacy is just as meaningful as its picnic tables and food truck visits.

Can’t miss: The dedication plaque that tells her story—it’s a moment of campus pride many students overlook.
 

3. Case Western Reserve University Health Education Campus Sign Mural (near E. 101st & Euclid)

Just outside the Health Education Campus, this bold, graphic mural embedded in the exterior wall quietly celebrates the university and its commitment to healthcare education.

Can’t miss: The shadows the cut-out letters cast in afternoon light makes for a striking photo.
 

4. The Carl and Louis Stokes Statues (E. 105th & Euclid)

These bronze tributes to two of Cleveland’s most influential civic leaders stand near the corner of East 105th. They’re easy to miss among the bus stops and busy traffic—but they carry powerful messages about representation and public service.
Can’t miss: The engraved quotes—pause and read them for inspiration on your next walk.
 

5. Cleveland Clinic’s Intercontinental Bridge (E. 100s along Euclid)

This glass-enclosed pedestrian bridge linking Clinic buildings spans Euclid Avenue and glows dramatically at night. While it’s technically not open to the public, its design makes it a landmark of futuristic architecture.

Can’t miss: Stand beneath it at sunset—it looks like something out of a sci-fi movie.
 

6. Historic Euclid Avenue Churches (E. 96th–E. 107th range)

From the gothic towers of the Church of the Covenant to the beautiful stained glass of the Epworth-Euclid United Methodist Church, several striking houses of worship line this stretch of Euclid.
Can’t miss: The Church of the Covenant courtyard—a serene, ivy-covered spot for quiet reflection.
 

7. Playhouse Square Chandelier (E. 14th & Euclid)

Finish your journey downtown at one of Cleveland’s most iconic landmarks: the world’s largest outdoor chandelier. Suspended above the street in the heart of the theater district, it’s a dazzling end to any day.
Can’t miss: Go at night to see it fully lit—ideal for a photo op after dinner or a show.

Event Updates for Summer 2025

Stay updated on all CWRU & WSOM Events through Campus Groups

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WOW! Wade Oval Wednesdays Your favorite free summer concert series returns this summer! Proudly Sponsored by First National Bank. July Concerts: July 23 - Cream Camino July 30 - Raquel & The Wildflowers VIEW THE LINEUP

 

EVENT Intro to Linoleum Block Printing with Zygote Press Tuesday, July 22 at 3:00pm to Tuesday, July 29 at 7:00pm Sears think[box], Floor 2: Collaboration, Richey Mixon Building, 11201 Cedar Ave, Cleveland, OH 44106, United States Link Add to Google Cal,Outlook,Yahoo,iCal Join teaching artist Anna Tarrarova at think[box] for a hands-on, two-part block printing workshop! Ever wanted to give block printing a try? Now’s your chance! Bring an idea you’re excited about, and we’ll help you turn it into a bold, eye-catching print. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to make your own linoleum (or “lino”) prints, a form of relief printing where you carve a design into a soft linoleum block, roll it with ink, and then press it onto paper to create a bold, graphic image. Note: this is a two-session workshop. During the first session, Zygote instructors will demonstrate the carving process and help you get started on your own design. In session two, you’ll finish carving and then roll up your sleeves to hand-print your masterpiece using a tabletop press. Participants will leave with a completed lino-block and several prints. No experience needed - just bring your creativity! Registration cost: $50 Register now to snag a spot: participation is capped at 15 attendees! You will receive an invoice from think[box] for the registration fee via email shortly after registering. Zygote Press is a nonprofit community printmaking studio, gallery, archive, and education center in Cleveland, Ohio--and the largest independent fine-art print shop between Pittsburgh and Chicago! RSVP

EVENT Fix-It CLE Repair Workshop Monday, July 28 3:00pm - 7:00pm Sears think[box], Floor 2: Collaboration, 11201 Cedar Ave, Cleveland, OHIO 44106, United States Link Add to Google Cal,Outlook,Yahoo,iCal Mend, don't spend. Repair, don't throw. Let's collectively grow! Learn to fix everyday objects with the help of experienced coaches to reduce waste and save money. Fixing together builds community. RSVP

EVENT tool[box]: PRO - 3D Printer Training, Sean Wednesday, July 30 4:00pm - 6:00pm Sears think[box] - Floor 2 Presentation Area, Floor 3, Richey Mixon Building 11201 Cedar Ave., Cleveland, OH 44106, United States Link Add to Google Cal,Outlook,Yahoo,iCal Come explore 3D Printing with the Ultimaker 2+! Make a small 3D printed object in PLA, learning to go from simple design creation to printing an object. In this workshop, you will be led by an awesome Student Technician through an introduction to basic 3D modeling, generating g-code for the 3D printer, and setting up and running the machine. This workshop will teach you the basics of setting up a file for 3D print success. You will learn:  The capabilities and limitations of our Ultimaker 2+ 3D printers. An overview of Tinkercad, with a focus on designing for 3D print success. How to navigate Cura to orient your model and choose the correct settings for printing.  Sears think[box]'s system for requesting an SD card and purchasing filament. How to set up your 3D printer for printing.    What to look for when 3D printing, as well as tips and tricks for troubleshooting common issues. Important Notes: All participants will make an instructor-lead project. If your goal is to complete a personal print or project, this training teaches skills that support that goal, but will not provide time or support for personal projects. Users can come in any time during our open hours to work on personal projects. Student Technicians are available during those times to help. Schedule a consultation for projects that need additional support.  This training is not mandatory for using the machine. You can jump right in by following our online tutorials. Training is open and free for participants ages 8+. Participants 8-13 must complete training with an accompanying adult.  This class may be canceled if it does not reach its minimum required amount. RSVP

EVENT University Farm Produce Pop-Up Wednesday, August 6 10:00am - 2:00pm 11038 Bellflower Rd, Cleveland, OH 44106, United States Link Add to Google Cal,Outlook,Yahoo,iCal Come out to shop CWRU Farm's own seasonal produce - locally-grown goodies cared for and harvested by our Farm Food Program staff and student interns at the University Farm in Hunting Valley! The Farm Food Program team will be coming to campus to set up shop every other week throughout the summer to make sure the fruits of our labor end up on your plates! Selection of available produce will vary depending on seasonal availability. Location may vary week-to-week - be sure to check back! *Cash-free event - we can accept credit card, Venmo, and Paypal. RSVP

Location: https://case.edu/studentlife/healthcounseling/about/hours-location-contact-info
Appointments: http://myhealthconnect.case.edu/

Care Anytime:

Non-urgent messages: myhealthconnect.case.edu.
TimelyCare 24/7 telehealth for mental health AND medical visits
Nurse on-call (after hours and on weekends): 216.368.2450
Counselor on-call (after hours and on weekends): 216.368.587

Reimagining Skills and Digital Credentials with AI Open Skill Genome Project Final Presentation

Tuesday, July 15, 2025 | 12–12:50pm ET on Zoom

REGISTER HERE!

Join us for the culminating presentation of Open Skill Genome Project, a collaborative research initiative transforming how we recognize and verify skills in the AI age. Developed by Case Western Reserve University, the University of Pittsburgh, and the Digital Credentials Consortium at MIT, and supported by the Walmart Foundation, our project conceptualizes a decentralized, AI-powered, privacy-preserving system for Learning and Employment Records (LERs).

During this session, our research team will showcase a live demonstration of the prototype, designed to turn education, experience, and skills into verifiable digital credentials that support a more inclusive, secure, and agile workforce.