There are over a hundred Case Western faculty teaching SAGES courses in any given semester. Among them are twenty-six SAGES Fellows. SAGES Fellows have pigeonholes in the SAGES Fellows’ Office Area (the quad level of Crawford Hall), where essays and correspondence can be dropped off. You’re welcome to come...
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Please place your nominations for the Richard A Bloom award here.
The Richard A. Bloom, M.D. Award was established in 2008 to honor distinguished teaching in the SAGES program at Case Western Reserve University.
CRITERIA FOR SELECTION
The award is presented each year to a Case Western Reserve University faculty member who...
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The one sentence course summaries on this page are intended for initial guidance into the topics of seminars only. Students are expected to read the full course descriptions before applying for courses. Please click on the name...
UNIVERSITY SEMINARS
USNA204 – The Evolution of Scientific Ideas. Barbara Burgess-Van Aken. TuTh 4.30-5.45
Scientific understanding has evolved over the years. There are very few beliefs about the natural world that have remained intact over the past few centuries, or even the past few decades. The chief goal of the course...
The SAGES Capstone Program requires students to make a final, public presentation of their work. These presentations may take place in departmental settings, in the SOURCE Undergraduate Symposium and Poster Session (see below), or elsewhere, as determined by the department offering the Capstone Course.
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SOURCE sponsors the Undergraduate Symposium and...
SAGES is seeking nominations for the Richard A. Bloom, M.D. Award for Distinguished Teaching in the SAGES Program. The award is presented each year to a Case Western Reserve University faculty member who has provided distinguished teaching in the SAGES program. To qualify for a nomination, a faculty member...