Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine

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Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
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Type	Private
Established	1843
Dean	Pamela B. Davis, MD, PhD
Academic staff	11,049
Students	1,206 616 MD 155 MD-PhD 435 PhD
Location	Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Campus	Urban
Website	www.casemed.case.edu

Case Western Reserve School of Medicine (CaseMed) is one of the graduate schools of Case Western Reserve University. It is a prestigious American medical school located in the University Circle in Cleveland, Ohio.

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Prospective students apply to one of two tracks to the M.D. degree. New Pathway, the larger of the two programs, emphasizes problem-based learning. HST, operated by the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology, emphasizes medical research.

The current dean of the medical school is Dr. Pamela B. Davis.

History

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Major teaching affiliates

Teaching affiliates

Student life

Doc Opera

Every Christmas all students at CaseMed write, direct and perform a full length musical parody, lampooning Case, their professors, and themselves.

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Societies

Case Medical School is divided into four societies named after famous CaseMed alums. Upon matriculation, medical "university students" are assigned to a society. Each has a Society Dean along who serve as academic advisers to students. In the Univeristy Program, students work in small "IQ" groups, originally within their societies and later on, in a mix of all four. Every year, the four societies compete in "ISC Picnic" for the infamous Society Cup in a series of events (e.g. soccer, flag football, relay races etc.) to test physical talents of the students in each society. The Robbins Society

In Popular Culture

Notable alumni

External links

CWRU School of Medicine

Doc Opera

References

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Continuing Education	Dean Nancy Coleman Extension School Extension School history Summer School
Engineering and Applied Sciences	Dean David C. Parkes Lyman Laboratory of Physics
Graduate School	Dean Emma Dench
Libraries	Cabot Harvard-Yenching Houghton Harvard Review Lamont Pusey Widener Harry Elkins Widener Eleanor Elkins Widener Grossman
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