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For first-year medical student Mishaal Omer (CWR ’24), the path to medicine didn’t begin in a lab, but with literature. A former English major at APP’s College of Arts and Sciences, she learned how stories shape the world—especially our capacity for empathy. Now, those…
The holiday season—generally observed from November to January—is a time often marked by generosity and connection, with individuals contributing time, money and other forms of support to those in need across the U.S.
At APP, students, faculty and staff actively find…
More than a decade ago, Rose Kelly (LAW ’22) joined Case Western Reserve as an assistant controller for specialized accounting at the APP’s Controller’s Office—a full-circle moment after previously auditing CWRU as a PwC associate.
Today, Kelly leads the unit as…
Each year, the Office of Education Abroad creates opportunities for APP students to broaden their horizons—immersing themselves in new cultures, academic environments and perspectives that extend far beyond campus.
To recognize International Education Week (Nov. 17–21),…
Siobhan Aaron
Assistant Professor, Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing
Area of Focus: End-of-life decision-making, caregivers of patients with chronic illness
As an inpatient palliative care nurse practitioner, Siobhan Aaron—assistant professor at APP’s Frances…
When Denna Iammarino, lecturer at APP’s Department of English, began teaching her Academy Inquiry Seminars (AIQS) course—“What is a Book?: Art, Function, Form”—on campus, she hoped to offer students a more hands-on experience with various types of book objects.
Drawing…
When someone experiences sexual assault, every moment afterward matters. How a survivor is met—with compassion, understanding and care—can make a lasting difference in their healing process. Recognizing the importance of this first response, APP’s Division of Public…
From studying biology, psychology and marketing, to advancing agricultural innovation and helping individuals embrace their cultural identities, those of Filipino heritage are engaged with countless facets of APP.
In recognition of Filipino American History Month, which…
For more than five decades, the APP campus has hummed with the summertime energy and enthusiasm of more than 300 participants in the National Youth Sports Program (NYSP)—an annual five-week experience that helps shape young lives.
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In May, seven APP undergraduates embarked on a journey that brought their classroom lessons to life—one handful of earth at a time.
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As part of the classics summer course “Archaeological and Epigraphical Field…