- Our History
- Therapy Clinic
- Facilities and Resources
- Research Labs
- Diversity Committee
- Diversity Research
- SafeZone training
- Diversity Training
- Diversity Resources
- Diversity Related Funding
- Living & Studying in Cleveland
- Core Faculty
- Emeritus and Special Appointment Faculty
- Graduate Students
- Prospective Students
- Undergraduate Psychology Advising FAQ
- Courses and Descriptions
- Undergraduate Pathways
- Undergraduate Psychology Awards
- Careers in Psychology
- Undergraduate Psychology Organizations
- Sequence of Courses and Descriptions
- Diversity course offerings
- Special Programs for Majors
- Communication for Health Professionals Minor
- Careers in Communication Disorders
- Undergraduate Resources
Research Opportunities
- Hollander Capstone Award
- Clinical Training
- Sequence of Courses & Course Descriptions
- Admissions Information
- Graduate Certificate in Gerontology
- Student Outcome Data
- Communication Sciences PhD
- Core Developmental/EI Faculty
- Program Coursework & Overview
- Applying to the program
- EI Students
- Funding Opportunities
- Typical Track Schedules
- Training & Placement Opportunities
- Internship Opportunities
- Teaching Program
- Applying to the Program
- About the Program
- Graduate Certificates
- Graduate Student Organizations
- Awards for Graduate Students
- Psychology Graduate Program FAQ
- Support our Department
Shopping cart
College of Arts and Sciences
Department of psychological sciences.
image credit UMC
Looking to be a participant in research? Please see the SONA system for students in PSCL101 and PSCL375.
Research News
Spring 2024 schubertcenter@intersections winners.
On behalf of our Schubert Center Director, Anastasia Dimitropolous, and the Schubert Center team, we would like to express our appreciation for your help with the SchubertCenter@Intersections competition on April 19, 2024. Your thoughtful assessments allowed us to award prizes to deserving students, supporting individuals whose work will benefit children and adolescents...
Asking yourself Socratic questions can calm your irrational thoughts
CNN: James Overholser, professor in the Department of Psychological Sciences at the College of Arts and Sciences, explained why therapy can be helpful for working through problems and toward goals in a way that’s difficult for many people to do alone. View the full article here
Recent presidential elections triggered religious and spiritual struggles, study finds
“I wanted to extend our research on spiritual struggles into topics related to current events. In this study, my team and I wanted to understand whether and why U.S. adults might experience spiritual struggles in response to Presidential election results,” said study author Julie J. Exline, a professor of...
A new paradigm for adult ADHD: A focused strategy to monitor treatment
Psychological sciences’ Elizabeth Short wrote an article titled, A new paradigm for adult ADHD: A focused strategy to monitor treatment, which appeared in Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine. Short explores the act of task incompletion as the main dysfunction in adults with ADHD.
Looking for parents of healthy children ages 7-17 for an online survey study
A research team at University Hospitals is currently looking for parents of healthy children ages 7-17 for an online survey study: Factors Associated with Behaviors and Emotion in Children with Cleft Lip and/or Palate during COVID-19. You may or may not qualify for the study, even if your child...
Retired professor commits $1.5 million to advance research in child psychology
Growing up as an only child, Sandra Walker Russ made the most of her solitary hours. Through role playing, singing, reading and expressing herself artistically, the unstructured playtime she enjoyed in her early developmental years would later serve as the foundation for a career studying the connection between creative...
CWRU Undergraduate Research Society
CWRU Undergraduate Research Society (URS) is Case Western's premier hub for all things research! The mission of URS is to create a network of individuals who utilize their knowledge and experience to help inspire, support, and develop a higher caliber of CWRU undergraduate researchers.
We work towards our mission by utilizing the collective experiential knowledge of undergraduate researchers to support one another in their pursuit of research to find research, connect and network, develop skills, develop postgraduate plans, collaboration, and locally impact our society.
All majors are welcome!
Emails/Newsletters
Members Benefits
Members gain access to a plethora of resources to assist in the research development process, including but not limited to: informative research application documents, an extensive alumni network, resume/networking help, weekly GB meetings, interdepartmental connections, and many more.
Events & Activities
We host Journal Clubs, Research-a-thon, and research panels with guest speakers to help students gain more exposure to the field of research.
Exclusive Resources
We have the Rising Scholars Program that introduces students to the field of research and the Research Scholars Program that allows students already involved in research to share it with the CWRU community.
Connnections
Join the Mentor-Mentee program! As a mentee, you can learn how to navigate the field of research with the help of your mentor! Mentors can volunteer to help fellow students as they begin their research journey.
Emily Vasko
Adrika Gunin
Amanda Farrar
Ryan Szczepanik
Shashank Sastry
Shanmukh Yelamarti
Alexandra Perez-Robles
Lan Khanh Khuat
Kimberly Crown
Saloni Baral
Aryahi Deorukhkar
Shejuti Wahed
Roshan Kern
Abe Nidhiry
Tiffany Tsai
Join our group and make an impact in your campus community..
Become a member and find out more!
E: [email protected] P:
Undergraduate Research Society 10900 Euclid Ave Cleveland Ohio 44106 United States
Apply for funding programs to conduct research this summer
The Undergraduate Research Office has four summer funding opportunities available to undergraduates in all majors at Case Western Reserve University.
The following opportunities are available:
- Provost Summer Undergraduate Research Grant (PSURG): A full-time summer program that supports students in the biological, chemistry and social sciences (especially psychological sciences and anthropology).
- Science Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM): A program for undergraduates conducting research related to science, engineering, technology or mathematics.
- Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (AHSS): A program for students conducting research or participating in creative endeavors in the arts, humanities and social sciences.
- Summer Undergraduate Research in Energy and Sustainability (SURES): A formal 10-week program for undergraduates to participate with faculty in research and engages students, staff, faculty and community members in discussion and debate of energy issues.
The deadline for the PSURG and STEM programs is Feb. 15, and the deadline for the AHSS and SURES programs is March 8.
Learn more about these programs and submit your proposal.
IMAGES
COMMENTS
Undergraduate Research at CWRU. The Undergraduate Research Office assists and prepares students to engage in research and creative endeavors. It also guides and supplements institutional, departmental, and divisional efforts and programs.
Undergraduate Summer Research. As one of the top research universities in the United States, Case Western Reserve University highly values student research which provides opportunities for active learning, practical experience, and training.
At Case Western Reserve, students play a critical role in our research mission—at the undergraduate, graduate and professional levels. Discover some of the ways CWRU students can get in the lab as soon as they arrive on campus—and how their efforts make a meaningful impact. Explore Undergraduate Research Opportunities.
First Steps | Undergraduate Research Office | Case Western Reserve University. Home. Start Your Research. First Steps. How to Find a Research Position on Campus. There are various ways by which you can identify research opportunities on campus: 1.
Undergraduate Research Opportunities. The list below is kept as up-to-date as possible. When utilizing this list of opportunities, The Undergraduate Research Office recommends that students review the faculty research profiles before emailing the faculty about opportunities.
You will find information about how to advise students who desire to get involved with research, and how the Undergraduate Research Office can assist you in finding undergraduate researchers. Begin searching for a research opportunity on campus at Case Western Reserve University through SOURCE.
Home » Undergraduate Programs » Research Opportunities. Research Opportunities. image credit UMC. Case Western Psychological Sciences faculty conduct cutting edge interdisciplinary research on the brain, memory, behaviors, speech, swallowing, clinical disorders, learning, expertise, play, perception, and many other topics.
Faculty Research Profiles | Undergraduate Research Office | Case Western Reserve University. Home. Start Your Research. Faculty Profiles. Faculty Research Profiles. Reviewing the faculty research profiles is a great way to understand what research is happening where and by whom.
CWRU Undergraduate Research Society (URS) is Case Western's premier hub for all things research! The mission of URS is to create a network of individuals who utilize their knowledge and experience to help inspire, support, and develop a higher caliber of CWRU undergraduate researchers.
February 5, 2024. Campus & Community Student Life. The Undergraduate Research Office has four summer funding opportunities available to undergraduates in all majors at Case Western Reserve University. The following opportunities are available: