Case Western Reserve University

Both are up for grabs.

We'll be back on this edition of 19 Newsmakers with Professor Jonathan Entin from Case Western Reserve University.

Welcome back to this edition of 19 Newsmakers.

I'm Brian Duffy, along with Professor Jonathan Enten from Case Western Reserve University, a law professor, also with a background in political science.

So we kind of got on track here about where, why the Senate is important, why the House of Representatives is important.

Both are up for grabs.

Okay.

All right.

I mean, who's the rival for NYU?

Case Western Reserve University.

Oh, you don't have any Case from when Allie worked there? No, I do not.

I don't believe that.

What I chose was education and organized dentistry.

I'm an assistant clinical professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Dentistry, and I teach in a general practice residency program at Cleveland Clinic Mercy Hospital for the last 20 years, a residency program that I helped start.

And I've always been involved in organized dentistry as well, starting at like most leaders at the component level and then uh doing things at the state level and then uh now at the national level so i think my journey is typical of those who have served and uh in the leadership courses that i teach at case to the dental students i always say i never saw any position that i had they just kind of presented themselves and i was willing to say yes when asked to serve

Oh, I love that.

Because in some respects, and I'll close with this, it seems like the more we know about biology, the more we know about the cell, the more we know about DNA genetics and epigenetics, the more profound and more persuasive the argument for intelligent design is, don't you think?

Absolutely, and a leading researcher in epigenetics at the Case Western Reserve in near Cleveland, the Harvard of Ohio, if you will, he, Berkley Greider, has said that if you compare the word processing functions, the digital processing functions of the latest cell phone, an iPhone 13 or whatever, and you say that that, let's say that the number seems off the chart now, and that comes up to five feet, if you look at the The human cell compared to that iPhone, the measure would not just go five feet.

It would go 250,000 miles past the movement.

Unbelievable.

He spent about 10 years with Accenture.

He has a bachelor's degree in finance from the University of Wisconsin and an MBA from Case Western Reserve University's Weatherhead School of Management here in Cleveland, Ohio.

And over the years, Shannon's led Zeisler Morgan and its shopping center portfolio through multiple real estate cycles.

And they've always come out on top and had, in my opinion, some of the most well-maintained well-run shopping centers here um in my backyard um so i want to talk about the culmination of that over the you know their journey and the decision you know to ultimately sell and um you know what it took to stay on top too so welcome shannon

She's a partner at the Cleveland law firm France Ward, where she practices cannabis law.

She's a graduate of Case Western, and she was recognized by Crean's Cleveland business in its prestigious 20 in their 20s list back in 2020.

The couple had kept their wedding plans pretty private, and the city had only confirmed their engagement earlier this month.

So congratulations to the newlyweds.

Couldn't get into MIT.

I think he was going to get into Case Western, wanted him.

He was going to go there.

But then Cal Berkeley came academically.

So this anxiety makes them even more goal-oriented.

The problem is Richard Boyatzis' research at Case Western University has actually shown that goal-oriented coaching is inferior to compassion-oriented coaching.

Hmm.

And so what we know is that when you are too goal-oriented, you over-activate this fight-or-flight response, and then the brain is freaked out rather than actually being able to make decisions.