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Lauren Calandruccio selected for the Louis D. Beaumont University Professorship II

March 17, 2021

Since joining the department in 2015, Calandruccio has contributed to the advancement of the understanding and approach to working with and rehabilitating people that are hard-of-hearing, now she’s been selected for the Louis D. Beaumont University Professorship II. Read the full article here: https://artsci.case.edu/artsci-update-archive/lauren-calandruccio-selected-for-the-louis-d-beaumont-university-professorship-ii/

You don’t need ‘natural talent’ to be good at something says Brooke Macnamara

March 11, 2021

Medium: Brooke Macnamara, an associate professor in the Department of Psychological Sciences at the College of Arts and Sciences, is cited for her research into the extent that practice of activities contributes to excellence and expertise. Read the article here: https://medium.com/moments-matter/you-dont-need-natural-talent-to-be-good-at-something-51e9165e04ac

Congratulations to COSI undergraduate Isabella Beninate for for winning first place in the Schuberts@Intersections competition

March 11, 2021

The Schubert Center for Child Studies announced the winners of the fall 2020 Schuberts@Intersections competition. To celebrate and encourage students whose research is focused on children or adolescents, the Schubert Center sponsors a competition for recognition each semester during Intersections. The students’ research covers a wide range of topics...

Is God listening to my prayers? Initial validation of a brief measure of perceived divine engagement and disengagement in response to prayer.

March 9, 2021

When people pray to God, do they believe that God is actually listening to their prayers? Some people do, and they might even believe that God goes a step further, providing guidance or trying to speak to them. In other cases, though, people might experience God as being silent:...

Angela Hein Ciccia seeks to improve services for young patients with cognitive communication disorders

March 9, 2021

Angela Hein Ciccia remembers when and where she decided to dedicate her career to helping young people recover from brain injuries. The year was 1998, and Ciccia, a speech-language pathologist who had just completed her training at The George Washington University, had accepted a clinical fellowship at the University of Texas...

Contribute to efforts to honor Mandel School Dean Grover “Cleve” Gilmore ahead of his retirement

March 9, 2021

After 20 years of leadership as dean of the Jack, Joseph, and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences and 46 years as a member of the faculty at Case Western Reserve University, Grover “Cleve” Gilmore is retiring June 30. Dean Gilmore has been integral to numerous university successes—his...

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