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!
GSC Professional Development Fund Opens
October 19th
The Professional Development Fund (PD Fund) is allocated annually by the Graduate Student Council (GSC) to support the professional growth of CWRU graduate students. It helps cover costs related to:
Registration, travel, and lodging for conferences or other professional events
Examination fees
Interviews for internships, jobs, and residencies
Professional clothing and equipment (scrubs, lab materials, etc.)
Other professional development opportunities as deemed appropriate by the VP of Professional Development and the GSC Professional Development Committee
All graduate students can apply beginning October 19th at 9 a.m. and ending October 30th at 5 p.m.For the application link (once the PD Fund opens), timeline, eligibility requirements, and other information, please see the Frequently Asked Questions sheet.
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
Looking to expand your network in Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition without paying for a ticket? Volunteer with us at the Osborne ETA Symposium on October 28th! In exchange for arriving early and helping direct attendees at session transitions or acting as an assistant, student volunteers receive free access to sit in on almost the entire event. It’s the ultimate opportunity to learn, meet industry experts, and give back to the student community. Open to all students!
Speaker: Claudia Diaz Singer
Claudia is a People & Organizational executive with extensive experience in HR leadership, talent strategy, workforce transformation, and executive advisory across organizations ranging from 8,500 to 30,000+ employees.
Come learn how to better understand, evaluate, and negotiate your compensation package while connecting with fellow WWIB members!
Weatherhead Women in Business is heading to Heritage Farms for their annual Pumpkin Pandemonium! Join us for a fun fall day filled with pumpkin picking, hayrides, and plenty of seasonal fun.
📅 October 24, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
📍 Heritage Farms
6050 Riverview Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264
🎟️ This event is exclusive to Fall 2026 dues-paying WWIB members.
For Fall 2026, WWIB dues are $30. While paying dues is not required to attend our regular WWIB events, members who choose to pay receive additional exclusive benefits and opportunities throughout the year, including:
- A Weatherhead Women in Business sweatshirt
- Access to exclusive WWIB events
- The opportunity to have your resume included in a resume book shared with businesses
- And many more opportunities throughout the year!
Questions? Please contact Jules Dotson at jxd851@case.edu.
Join Weatherhead Women in Business (WWIB) and the Operations & Supply Chain Club (OSCC) for an exclusive tour and networking experience at Lincoln Electric!
During the visit, participants will split into two groups for part of the experience:
- WWIB will connect with the Women of Lincoln Electric to learn about their careers, experiences, and opportunities in the industry.
- OSCC will spend time with the Lincoln Electric Supply Chain team to gain insight into the field and explore potential career paths.
📅 Date: Friday, October 30, 2026
🕙 Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Location: Lincoln Electric Welding Technology & Training Center (WTTC), 22800 Saint Clair Ave., Cleveland, OH 44117
Need a ride? Meet us in front of PBL at 9:30 am sharp on the day of the event.
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.
Dues include a Weatherhead Women in Business sweatshirt, access to exclusive events, your resume placed into a resume book sent out to businesses, and many more! Please contact Jules Dotson at jxd851@case.edu with questions!
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'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.