(updated 9/8/2010 )
In contrast to the SAGES First and University Seminars, which are organized through the central SAGES office, the SAGES capstone program runs under the auspices of each College/School which offers an undergraduate degree.
Individual academic departments have a large degree of autonomy in deciding the nature of the capstone experience which best serves the interests of their majors. For this reason, we suggest that you address questions concerning particular capstone courses or degree programs to one of the following:
- The capstone course instructor (identified via the Registrar's Searchable Schedule of Classes).
- The Academic Representative of the department (see the list in the Handbook for Undergraduate Students - go to http://www.case.edu/provost/ugstudies/resources.htm to see http://www.case.edu/provost/ugstudies/DeptReps_Fall2010.pdf.
- The department chairperson.
DISCLAIMER: Individual responsibilities change periodically and these changes are NOT routinely reported to the keeper of these web pages, so the information posted below may be out of date.
College of Arts and Sciences
Prof. Peter Whiting peter.whiting@case.edu.
School of Medicine / College of Arts & Sciences
Case School of Engineering
Contact the Academic Representative of the department(s) within the CSE in which you are majoring.
Engineering, Undesignated majors should contact Prof. Patrick Crago, patrick.crago@case.edu.
Weatherhead School of Management
Asst. Dean Kevin Carduff - kevin.carduff@case.edu &
Prof. Julia Grant -julia.grant@case.edu
Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing
Prof. Marilyn Lotas - marilyn.lotas@case.edu -
Case Western Reserve University
General questions about the capstone program may be directed to Prof. Gary Chottiner (gary.chottiner@case.edu) who serves as the Capstone Coordinator for the University. Note, however, that formal authority over the SAGES capstone program resides not with Prof. Chottiner, but with the individuals listed above. |
