Under the guidance of its recently appointed president, Barbara R. Snyder, Case Western Reserve University seeks to strengthen its impact in education, research and service to society. Central to this commitment is the development of strategic plans for the institution and its major academic and administrative units to identify key priorities for the years ahead.

Originally founded in 1826, the history of Case Western Reserve University, like its name, is long and storied. So much so that in addition to the university's official archives, an entire academic and research center on campus has been designated to chronicle Case Western Reserve's place in society. Today, through its schools and colleges, Case Western Reserve University offers outstanding programs and degrees in more than 60 fields.

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