Faculty member Rachel Mulheren presented a poster at the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine in Chicago, titled Pharyngeal Residue and Swallowing Treatment Recommendations After Stroke.
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Congratulations to Silvia Rodriguez, who presented part 2 of her Master's Thesis at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America in Austin, Texas. She received a $200 Behavioral and Social Sciences Travel Stipend as well as $300 from the CWRU GSC (Graduate Student Council) Professional Development...
In September, Melissa received Honorable Mention (2nd place) for the Psychology Section Poster Prize at the Society of Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics Annual Meeting. Her advisor, Becky Hazen, was also on the poster. The title of the poster was “Hope and Executive Functioning as Correlates of Health Outcomes in Adolescents...
A five-year, $1.25 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to Case Western Reserve University will support students training to help children with developmental and educational needs.
“Many children need extra help in their educational journey. Teachers cannot do it alone,” said Elizabeth Short, a professor in the Department...
Thank you so much to all who were able to come out to Trivia Night this past Friday at Bottlehouse. Awesome costumes and great competition all around. And lucky for us, we had another dog present this year (a puppy of one of our very own students!)
We had a blast...
Meet Michael King, Doctoral Student in the Developmental, Cognitive and Affective Sciences Psychology Program
What is your research focus (as well as any academic or service focus)?
My research centers around the cognitive and perceptual factors that influence human performance, such as memory, attention, and learning. My current research is focused...