The Schubert Center for Child
Development supports multidisciplinary research and
education on children and childhood at Case Western
Reserve University. Initiatives of the Schubert Center
for Child Development promote understandings of child
development from infancy through adolescence, and in
local, national, and international contexts.
The primary goals of the Schubert Center for Child
Development are to:
support basic
and applied research on children and childhood;
promote
interdisciplinary connections for research and education
at CASE and in the community; and
disseminate new
research findings through conferences, lectures, and the SCCD
newsletter and website.
The
Schubert Center for Child Development emphasizes the
need to understand how child development is:
shaped by
everyday settings, including families, peer and
friendship groups, schools, and neighborhoods;
affected by
local, national, and international policies;
understood within the context of the larger life course.
Dr. Jill Korbin (Anthropology) (216) 368-2414, e-mail:
schubert-ctr@case.edu
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