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Student Isabel Davidson participates in fellowship for CAMERA on Campus
Isabel Davidson is one of 40 students worldwide to serve as a Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America (CAMERA) on Campus Fellow in the 2020-21 academic year. As a fellow, Davidson was tasked with submitting op-eds and letters-to-the-editor about Israel and/or the Israeli-Arab…
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Spartan Showcase: Nehal Methi
Majors: Psychology and cognitive scienceYear: Fourth year Nehal Methi’s academic pursuits and service activities center on kindness, compassion and care. Majoring in psychology and cognitive science, Methi has her sights set on a career working as a child and adolescent psychiatrist. She's spent…
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Workshop: "Modern Methods for Data Analysis"
Members of the university community are invited to participate in a workshop on "Modern Methods for Data Analysis" from Monday, Jan. 11 through Friday, Jan. 15, from 10 a.m. to noon (EST). The workshop will feature an explanation of modern methods for data analysis, such as R (language and…
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5 questions with… Alice Lee, a second-year student helping make telehealth more accessible
At the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic, numerous fields experienced a rapid shift to virtual operations. For the health care sector, that shift resulted in difficulty accessing routine care from health care professionals, particularly for senior citizens and low-income citizens who may not have…
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CWRU Entrepreneurship Speaker Series: Dave Gordon, CEO of Edifice Analytics, and Prince Ghosh and Lucas Fridman, co-founders of Workbench Technologies
Join the Veale Institute for Entrepreneurship for a Case Western Reserve University Entrepreneurship Speaker Series roundtable discussion with Dave Gordon, CEO at Edifice Analytics, and Prince Ghosh (CWR ‘19) and Lucas Fridman (CWRU ‘19), co-founders of Workbench Technologies, today (July 23) at 1…
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5 questions with...Laila Michel, Haitian national team swimmer and first-year student
By Eddie Kerekes, Class of 2020 When first-year swimmer Laila Michel’s father first told her the news, she thought he was joking. Michel, then in high school, could not believe she would be going to the Haitian embassy in Washington, D.C., to secure dual citizenship in Haiti and the United…
Eye Tracking Research Study for Children
Note: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that eye tracking was invasive. It is not invasive. The announcement has been corrected. Department of Psychological Sciences We are currently conducting an eye tracking research study on childhood brain injury and need children who have…
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Spartan Showcase: Aleksa Sorgatz
Class Year: 2021Major: Art history and cognitive science What's your favorite thing about CWRU? My favorite thing about CWRU is all of the amazing professors I've had. I've taken many different kinds of classes in the humanities at CWRU and I am always impressed by how my professors require us to…
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Intersections: Symposium and Poster Session
Case Western Reserve University will celebrate undergraduate research and creative projects at Intersections: Symposium and Poster Session Friday, Dec. 6. Support of Undergraduate Research and Creative Endeavors (SOURCE) hosts this special event during which students can celebrate their success and…
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Book by Cognitive Science’s Vera Tobin named a finalist for Christian Gauss Award
Elements of Surprise: Our Mental Limits and the Satisfactions of Plot, written by Vera Tobin, associate professor of cognitive science, is one of this year’s five shortlisted nominees for the Christian Gauss Award. Tobin’s book was published by Harvard University Press. The Phi Beta Kappa…