The 2022 spring/summer edition of Case Western Reserve’s Think magazine is available on campus and online at case.edu/think.
The lead feature is on double alumnus and Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb. Read about the lessons he learned while earning his JD/MBA degrees at Case Western Reserve, how he approaches his work leading the city and who he most admires.
To suggest story ideas for future issues of Think, email sandra.livingston@case.edu
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The features also include:
Righting Society’s Wrongs
Alumna Bhavani Raveendran’s passion for justice fuels her civil rights practice—and helped George Floyd’s family secure a historic settlement. Find out what she did.
Redefining Research
Neuroscientist Kim Anderson is on a quest to amplify the voices of people with spinal cord injuries. See what she’s doing.
Also read in the magazine about:
In Pursuit of the Public Good
New CWRU certificate programs provide tools for civic engagement and community benefit. Learn more about these offerings.
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Powering Research and Leadership
Engineering’s Vipin Chaudhary is bringing an advanced computing system to campus and wants to democratize artificial intelligence. Read a Q&A with Chaudhary.
Heart of the Matter
Cardiologist Sanjay Rajagopalan highlights environmental factors that increase risks for heart disease—see how his research looks deeper.
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Controlling the Pressure
Nurse researcher Carolyn Harmon Still uses mobile devices and counseling to help older Black Americans manage hypertension. Read about her work.
Care that Delivers
The dental school treats children in underserved families. Learn about the efforts.
A Cooperative Arrangement
A law student initiative is a model for urban economic development. Read about the students’ impact.
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Advancing Careers
The Weatherhead School of Management’s Institute for Women in STEM and Manufacturing seeks to elevate women leaders—find out how.
A Guardian of the Game
Alumna Simone Jelks is the second Black woman to be a full-time NBA referee. Read her story.