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What's New(s) In Israel?
Friday, March 20th, 11 am–12:30 pm edt at the Landmark Centre Building, Beachwood
In Israel, no moment is a dull moment - something new is always happening, whether in national security or political realities, recent legislation proposals and key Supreme Court cases, changing coalitions and new governments. What do these events mean for people inside Israel? And what do they mean for American Jewry, and for American-Israeli relations? Israeli-born Professor Kalir will take us on a quick trip through Israel's current national and international affairs, leaving plenty of room for questions and answers. Join Siegal Lifelong Learning for this in person lecture offered by Doron Kalir, Senior Clinical Professor of Law at Cleveland-State University College of Law.
A. Piepho Learning and Life Scholarship
Application deadline is Tuesday, March 24th
As a promising member of Case Western Reserve University’s class of 2016, Alexandra Piepho balanced her passion for exploration and learning with a variety of enriching interests in both the arts and sciences. To honor Alexandra and her legacy, her parents, family and friends, have created the A. Piepho Learning and Life Scholarship. Undergraduate students can complete an online application. The winner will be awarded at this year's Honors Assembly Friday, April 24.
The Future of International Law and Legal Limits
March 25th at 5:45 pm
Cleveland Council on World Affairs
CLEVELAND COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS
Co-Editor in Chief of Just Security, Tess Bridgeman, will help us understand the legal framework that governs how and when a President can use military force overseas, historical precedents, and the role of Congress.
The Baker-Nord Institute Prize for Excellence
Application Deadline: Friday, March 27th at 5:00 pm
The Baker-Nord Institute Prize for Excellence in a Senior Paper or Creative Work in the Humanities recognizes graduating humanities majors for the writing of an exceptional capstone project or senior research paper and/or creative production. The annual prize is awarded each Spring semester. Recipient will receive a $500 cash stipend and participate in recognition ceremonies at both the Baker-Nord Institute graduation celebration and the commencement awards assembly. Click on the header link for further details.
The Rocks and Traub Experiential Learning Fellowships
Apply online by Friday, March 27th
Undergraduates who meet the specific student eligibility requirements may apply for Experiential Learning Fellowships including The Rocks for students who have declared a major or minor in programs offered by any of the following academic departments are eligible to apply: art history and art, classics, English, modern languages and literatures, music, and theatre and dance. The Traub Undergraduate Research Fund was established to support declared majors who are pursuing degrees offered by the College of Arts and Sciences related to the history, politics, public policy, or economics of the Northern Ohio region.. See guidelines and deadlines for more information.
International Exchanges at CCWA
Participate in CCWA's International Exchange Programs! Make our international visitors feel welcome by hosting them for dinner at your home! Upcoming dinner hosting opportunities include:
April 4: Education in the Digital Age
April 4: Regional Collaboration to Combat Transnational Crime
New Travel Program Survey
CCWA is exploring the creation of a new international travel program. We are seeking input on global locations, program features, and topics. Your insights will help us ensure this new program captures your interests and priorities. This will take 2-4 minutes of your time. Your Input is Needed! Take the survey.
Silver, Gold, and Gems: A Spotlight on Jewelry Across Africa
Now through Sunday, December 6th, 2026 at the Cleveland Museum of Art
For the first time, view a permanent display of gold and silver jewelry from across the African continent on view in the collection galleries of the Cleveland Museum of Art. Admire a selection of glittering ornaments from the Akan states of West Africa, shimmering gemstones from the Maghreb region, hair accessories from ancient Egypt in Northern Africa, and the bold silver of five recently gifted Ethiopian necklaces from East Africa. Spanning thousands of years, these works testify to the depth of African creativity, the skill of jewelers on the continent, and the eternal human desire for adornment.
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The International Studies Program does not endorse or sponsor the fellowships, internships, jobs, and other opportunities listed in the newsletter. Students are encouraged to evaluate them.
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