Please note: This site only has information about Baker-Nord Center undergraduate programming.  For information on all of the center’s programming, please visit bakernord.case.edu.


Headshot of Raj Patel

The 2024 Issa Lecture: The Political Ecology of Awe

On 25 March, join activist author Raj Patel for the 2024 Issa Lecture.

Humanities@Work Career Panel: University Circle Museum Professionals

Professionals from University Circle museums will share their experiences working with some of the world’s most interesting and influential museum collections. Learn more about work in museums, from conservation to creative design to managing collections.

Kulas Foundation Tickets: Annie

Through a grant from the Kulas Foundation, the Baker-Nord Center can provide free Arts & Culture tickets for undergraduate CWRU students. Currently, we have tickets to ANNIE at Play House Square!

Baker-Nord Center T-Shirt Design

T-Shirt Design Contest Winner

The Baker-Nord Center for the Humanities is pleased to reveal the design of its new t-shirt. Stop by Clark Hall room 206 on Mondays from 10 am – 12:00 pm to pick one up!

T-SHIRT DESIGN CONTEST

Contest open to students majoring or minoring in any of the humanities field. Contest Guidelines: Designs must only utilize the official CWRU primary colors and color combinations. Click HERE for more information. The official Baker-Nord Center logo will appear on the right chest of the front of the shirt. The...

A photograph of the cuyahoga river and skyline in downtown Cleveland

Exclusive Summer Internships!

Our Humanities@Work team has partnered with four local organizations to offer a new set of humanities summer internships: The Cleveland Orchestra - Strategic Initiatives The Cleveland Observer -  News Marketing The Grog Shop - Operations & Marketing Cleveland City Council - Ward 7 Intern These positions are available only to...

Four students sit around a table with their laptops open.

H@W Spring Micro-Internships

This semester, CWRU Humanities students have the opportunity to gain experience and learn new skills through the Humanities@Work Spring Micro-internship Program. We're partnering with local companies and nonprofit organizations to offer a wide variety of micro-internships, each of which has been designed specifically for CWRU Humanities majors. Applications are...

Breakfast with Visiting Author

Humanities students have the opportunity to meet privately with author Daisy Hernández, who will be visiting campus as the 2022 Rose Wohlgemuth Weisman Women's Voices Lecturer. A critically-aclaimed author and professor, Hernández specializes in literary journalism, memoir, and the personal essay. Her 2022 Women's Voices Lecture is titled "The...

Photograph of Pennsylvania Ave. leading up to the Capitol building in Washington, D.C.

Humanities@Work: Goverment Careers

Join us on for a virtual panel on humanities careers in government! We are very pleased to welcome back four CWRU humanities alumni who have built extraoardinary careers in the Foreign Service, the Library of Congress, the CIA, and the Department of State. They are excited to talk with...

How to Find Great Internships

Join Post-Graduate Planning and Experiential Education and the Baker-Nord Center for the Humanities to learn about the value of internships and how to find one. There are many benefits to doing an internship. Employers prefer hiring students who have prior relevant experience and internships enable students to explore various...