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Schubert Center Faculty, Research and Child Associates

Case Western Reserve University researchers engaged in child-related studies are part of a campus-wide consortium of Schubert Center Faculty, Research, and Child Associates. This group is particularly interested in bridging research with practice and policy to improve child well-being in the greater Cleveland community and to create knowledge and approaches that are generalizable to a larger population of children. Click on the Schubert Associates’ names for individual biography pages.

Are you a faculty or staff member whose work or research focuses on children and/or adolescents? Contact the Schubert Center to learn more about becoming a Schubert Associate.

Current Schubert Associates

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  • Photograph of Bridget Haas

    Bridget Haas, PhD

    Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, College of Arts and Sciences
    Research Fellow, Department of Anthropology

    Areas of Expertise: Refugee & Immigrant Health and Mental Health, Immigration Policy & Health Outcomes, Child Health & Well-Being

    Email: bridget.haas@case.edu

  • Ayesha Bell Hardaway

    Ayesha Bell Hardaway, JD

    Director, Social Justice Institute
    Research Coordinator, Social Justice Institute
    Professor of Law, School of Law
    Director, Social Justice Law Center, School of Law

    Areas of Expertise: Criminal Law, Civil Litigation, Civil Rights, Health law, Juvenile justice

    Email: ayesha.hardaway@case.edu

    Phone: 216.368.6360

  • Angela Hein Ciccia

    Angela Hein Ciccia, PhD

    Associate Professor, Department of Psychological Sciences, College of Arts and Sciences

    Areas of Expertise: Access to Rehabilitation Services for Children with New Onset Cognitive & Communication Issues, Rehabilitation for Children Using Telehealth with a Focus on Early Childhood, Barriers to Care for Children with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) including Concussion

    Email: angela.ciccia@case.edu

    Phone: 216.368.5385

  • Jessie Hill Headshot

    Jessie Hill, JD

    Judge Ben C. Green Professor of Law, School of Law
    Director, Reproductive Rights Law Initiative, School of Law

    Areas of Expertise: Constitutional Law, Law and Religion, Reproductive Rights, Civil Rights

    Email: bjh11@case.edu

    Phone: 216.368.0553

  • Megan Holmes headshot

    Megan R. Holmes, PhD, MSW, LISW-S

    Professor, Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences
    Co-Director, Center on Trauma and Adversity, Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences

    Email: megan.holmes2@case.edu

    Phone: 216.368.2516

  • Claudia Hoyen, MD

    Associate Professor, Department of Pediatrics, School of Medicine

    Areas of Expertise: Pediatric Infectious Disease, Molecular Epidemiology, Colonization with Antibiotic-resistant Pathogens, Antimicrobial Resistance

    Email: claudia.hoyen1@uhhospitals.org

    Phone: 216.844.3644

  • David Hussey headshot

    David L. Hussey, PhD, MSSA

    Associate Professor, Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences
    Associate Director of Research, Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences

    Email: david.hussey@case.edu

    Phone: 216.368.0476

  • Cynthia Johnson

    Cynthia Johnson, PhD

    Professor, Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, Cleveland Clinic, School of Medicine
    Director, Cleveland Clinic Center for Autism, Cleveland Clinic

    Phone: 216-448-6440

  • David Kaawa-Mafigiri

    Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology
    Associate Director, Center for Social Science Research on Aids

    Areas of Expertise: Children, Youth and Women's Wellbeing & Health Care Access in Uganda, Anthropology of Global Health and Biosocial Research & Training, Biosocial Drivers of Infectious Diseases, especially HIV/AIDS & TB, Community-based Health Interventions

    Email: david.kaawa@case.edu

  • Amanda Weiss Kelly

    Director, Pediatric Sports Medicine, University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center

    Areas of Expertise: Pediatric Sports Medicine, Musculoskeletal Injuries, Hand, Arm, Elbow, Shoulder Problems, Non-surgical Musculoskeletal Medicine, Sports Hydration & Nutrition, Acute Sports Injuries, General Orthopedics, Hand & Upper Extremity Problems, Overuse/Chronic Sports Injuries, Sports-related Back Pain, Concussion Management, Female Athlete Care, Adult Sports Medicine, Pre-participation Physical Exams, General Fracture Care, Knees, Sports Performance & Performance Enhancement, Sports Overtraining & Fatigue

    Email: amanda.kelly@case.edu