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Melissa Van is the assistant dean of human resources and faculty affairs. In this role, she is responsible for the school-level processes that help recruit and hire great faculty and staff, promote their career development, and provide a supportive, collegial environment in which they carry out cutting-edge research and provide excellent education to our students.

Meet a student applying his passion for chemical engineering toward research on tissue engineering.

Since January, Dean Chapman has been on a co-op at Lincoln Electric. See what the second-year student has to share about over six months at work!

Hear more about Jen Lawrence's co-op experience at Keithley/Tektronix.

Jace Creech share what a summer co-op at Michael Baker International looks like.

Fourth-year biomedical engineering student shares her experience co-oping with NASA Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia.

Nathaniel Berntson has spent his summer at Heller Industries as a mechanical engineering intern.

Gwendolyn Hayes spent her summer at Applied Dynamics International as a systems engineering intern, working on creating CAD models and drawings.

Andrew Smith is spending his summer at PPL Corporation as an intern on the distribution protection and control team.

Julian Town, mechanical and aerospace engineering student, spends summer at Northrop Grumman Corporation as systems engineering intern in the Space Systems Division.

Veebha Havaldar spent her third summer in the Krishna Lab and my second summer participating in the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center’s CanSUR program. Learn more about this biomedical engineering student's research.

Materials science and engineering student works at SharkNinja over the summer.

See where our CWRU engineers are exploring this summer.

Meet a chemical engineering student working to improve properties of a widely used material with applications in the automotive, aerospace, manufacturing and footwear industries.

When members of the Case Western Reserve community are asked what their favorite thing is about the university, there’s one nearly universal response: the people. For some, our campus serves as their professional home for significant portions of their lives—and their efforts are essential to advancing CWRU’s mission. Earlier this summer, we put out a call to staff and faculty members who were retiring after 30+ years of service to Case Western Reserve, and two key members of Case School of Engineering shared their stories: Jim McGuffin-Cawley and Ann Boughner.