5 questions with… Pierra Heard, a staff member who co-wrote a children’s book with her daughter
At just 3 years old, Pierra Heard’s daughter, Pace, developed a fascination with presidents, leadership positions and government...
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A spirit of giving: 5 questions with Katya Wilkins, assistant director of alumni relations at Weatherhead School of Management
As the Case Western Reserve University community prepares to wrap up another semester and head into winter break,...
Leading with purpose: 5 questions with Tim Dengler, associate vice president for strategy and operations
When Tim Dengler graduated from college, he was eager to gain workplace experience. For the Buffalo, New York,...
5 questions with… Bo Vykhovanyuk, CWRU’s new chief information security officer
Growing up in Kyiv, Ukraine, Bogdan “Bo” Vykhovanyuk’s introduction to computers was similar to that of many other...
5 questions with … new Dean of Students Greg Harris
Shortly after Greg Harris graduated with his degree in sports administration, he found himself in an enviable situation...
5 questions with… Sylvia Marrero, four-year advisor and associate dean
From friends to coaches, professors to resident assistants, countless people shape our college experiences. Among them at Case...
5 questions with…. Savannah Gazda, an athlete and military ethics student who recently attended the U.S. Naval Academy Leadership Conference
Savannah Gazda doesn’t just hit fastballs—she also navigates the complexities of international relations and military ethics. A fourth-year...
5 questions with… Paul Tesar, recipient of the School of Medicine’s highest honor
When Dean Stan Gerson called Paul Tesar to the stage at the School of Medicine’s State of the...
5 questions with… Angela Cain, a new staff member dedicated to helping youth reach their full potential
Angela Cain earned her college degree later in life than most. After starting her career and a family,...
5 questions with Sarah Shendy, CWRU’s newest police sergeant
You’re always one decision away from a completely different life. That’s a lesson Sarah Shendy, Case Western Reserve...