The Murphy Postdoctoral Fellow reflects on her career, CWRU experience and her teaching a love for metal!
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Ritz, who joined the college in 2024, prioritizes teacher education and runs the Adolescent to Young Adult Program.
Wilkov—who concluded the most successful women’s diving career in CWRU history—was honored as Member of the Year for DIII.
“There is great value in being open to surprise twists and turns that may lead to unexpected opportunities,” stated Nicholas Drashner, visiting associate professor in the Department of Theater.
Kenn Watt is the assistant director for research, arts and humanities. He spoke with us about CWRU and his career path.
“Being Deaf is not something that needs to be fixed, it’s a unique identity and way of experiencing the world,” states ASL Club secretary, Noemia Iordanescu.