Table Of Contents

1. About this Newsletter
    
2. Career Management Office
3. Job & Internship Opportunities
4. Professional Development Opportunities
    
5. Alumni Relations & 2026 Homecoming Weekend
    
6. SP27 Elective - International Institute: Colombia
    
7. Center for Family Business
8. Fowler Center - Venture 4 Impact Pitch Competition!
9. think[box] Updates
    
10. WSOM Student Clubs!
11. CWRU Campus Groups Calendar of Events
     
12. Registrar's Office & WSOM Academic Calendar
13. CWRU Student Resources
     
14. Newsletter Archives
15. Newsletter Submission

About the Grad Programs Newsletter

You're receiving this newsletter because you're part of our MBA or Specialty Master's community. Each week, we'll share important deadlines, upcoming events, engagement opportunities, and ways to connect—whether across Cleveland, CWRU, WSOM, with fellow students, or with our alumni network.

BE AWARE OF HIRING SCAMS!

Sadly, recruitment season seems to bring out the scammers who reach out to you appearing to be from legitimate companies with legitimate offers. When in doubt, please reach out to the Center for Career Success or Weatherhead Career Management Office and we will be more than happy to do research to help assure your offer is legitimate. You can always reach us at: careers@case.edu or wsom-cmo@case.edu. 

Identifying a scam job offer or posting is crucial to protecting yourself from fraud. Please review THIS DOCUMENT for red flags to watch out for and how to protect yourself!

The Office of Multicultural Affairs - Graduate Student Coordinator

DESCRIPTION

• Assist with the planning, set-up, clean-up of OMA programmed events in addition to attending said events.
• Generate feedback on existing programs to enhance their success.
• Answer phone, e-mail, prepare data for supervisor, and greet visitors and request visitors to swipe Case ID
• Assist OMA staff with various projects and tasks.
• Clean commonly used spaces in OMA as needed and refill office supplies.
• Innovate programs and discussions for students at Case Western Reserve University
• Create and distribute marketing materials for office programming.
• Assist in organizing & tracking program statistics and information.
• Help to plan and staff special events and functions
• Assists in development of Multicultural Affairs marketing and outreach materials including brochures, calendars, bulletin boards, flyers as well as technological marketing needs through Instagram and website needs.
• Help produce the OMA newsletters

QUALIFICATIONS

Skills Needed: Basic office skills; excellent communication skills, including writing, proof reading, and speaking; proficient in Microsoft office suite and Google Suite, basic skills in graphic design, ability to manage multiple projects and work assignments; ability to follow through and meet deadlines; enjoy working closely with others; enthusiastic and upbeat; ability and willingness to run errands on campus.

A lifelong Northeast Ohio entrepreneur, Rayburn has built and grown companies in industrial distribution, sports and entertainment, private investment, and cannabis. In this discussion, he will share lessons on operations, leadership, business development, and scaling organizations through periods of growth and transformation.

Rayburn is the founder of Buckeye Relief, a Level 1 cannabis cultivator and processor based in Eastlake, Ohio, and owner of Amplify dispensaries across Northeast Ohio and Columbus. Prior to Buckeye Relief, he led investments through Big Game Capital, with interests including the 2016 NBA Champion Cleveland Cavaliers, minor league baseball teams, and the 10,000 Lakes Music Festival. Earlier in his career, he grew Flexalloy Inc. from a 20-person company in two cities into a 400-person business across 13 cities before selling it in 1999.

The UCLA Center for Healthcare Management Case Competition provides healthcare management graduate students an opportunity to put what they have learned into practice. Student teams (up to four members) from around the world are challenged to provide solutions and recommendations to a real-time, real-world management challenge faced by a Southern California healthcare system. Teams have 88 hours in November to complete their analyses and the top eight teams visit Los Angeles to present their ideas to healthcare leaders in January. This format enables the exchange and dissemination of ideas, as well as professional networking.

FIRST PLACE: $12,000
SECOND PLACE: $8,000
THIRD PLACE: $4,000
FOURTH PLACE: $2,000

The deadline to register for the UCLA Center for Healthcare Management Case Competition is Monday, November 9, 2026.

"The Long Game: Getting In and Getting Ahead in Healthcare": A Fireside Chat with alumnus Dan Herman (MBA '85)

WWIB Mentorship Program Info Session

WWIB's Mentorship Program pairs Weatherhead undergrad and graduate women (and allies) with a mentor for hands-on career guidance, January–April.

Applications open Sept 21–Dec 4, 2026.

Come to our 10/08 info session to learn more before applying!

MEET THE REGISTRAR: Wendy Jelinek, MNO

Weatherhead graduate students are invited to contact the Weatherhead Registrar's Office for questions related to registration, course offerings and academic policies.

Director of Registrar Services
Registrar's Office
150 Peter B. Lewis Building
waj2@case.edu

Weatherhead Graduate Academic Calendar

Full-time MBA and Specialty Master's Programs follow the "Weatherhead Graduate Academic Calendar". 3-credit hour courses also follow this calendar.

Online & Professional MBA Academic Calendar

Weatherhead's Online and Part-Time/Professional MBA programs follow the "Online MBA Academic Calendar". This is a different academic calendar than the "Weatherhead Graduate Academic Calendar" above and may apply to 3-credit hour courses.