Case Western Reserve University

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MISSION - The Center for the Advancement of Medical Learning supports Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine students and faculty in their efforts to pursue excellence in learning, teaching, and educational scholarship.

MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR

We are at an exciting juncture in the history of our medical school. The Western Reserve2 Curriculum was launched on Friday, July 14th, 2006. In this curriculum, our faculty and students are embarking on a journey that unites the disciplines of medicine and public health into a single integrated program. Our new curriculum seeks to educate physicians by blending a strong emphasis on self-directed learning, research and scholarship, and scientific inquiry with our nationally recognized leadership and mentorship tradition. The Center's goals are to support faculty and students in building connections, networks and learning communities.

Welcome to the Center for the Advancement of Medical Learning.

Klara Papp, Ph.D., Director, Center for the Advancement of Medical Learning

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Workshop Registration Available Online.

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Workshop Listings

The Center for the Advancement of Medical Learning awards workshop participants a certificate for the completion of 3 CAML workshops.

The following faculty received CAML certificates in teaching and learning for attending 3 or more workshops in the 2006-2007 academic year:

Kwaku Dayie, PhD
Department of Biochemist

Peter DeGolia, MD
Department of Family Medicine

Abdulla Gori, MD
Department of Pediatrics

Carolyn Green, MD
Department of Pediatrics

Nancy Johnson, MD
Department of OB/GYN

Hue-Lee Kaung, PhD
Department of Anatomy

Katherine Manzon, MD
Department of Emergency Medicine

Raj Rolston, MD
Department of Pathology

Michael Rowane, DO
Department of Family Medicine

Marcia Silver, MD
Department of Medicine

Christopher Winney, MD
Department of Internal Medicine

Center for the Advancement of Medical Learning(CAML)

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MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR