Center for the Advancement of Medical Learning (CAML)

 Thomas Graber, M.D., F.A.C.E.P.

 Medical Director of Emergency Services
 St. Vincent Charity Hospital

 Chair, Strategic Planning Committee

He is an alumnus of Case Western Reserve University who has a dedicated commitment to fostering life-long learning and
nurturing learning communities. 

His leadership and vision made CAML a reality.  He serves as Chair of its Strategic Planning Committee 2006 to present.

 Klara Papp, Ph.D.

 Director

Serves as Director of the Center for the Advancement of Medical Learning which supports students and faculty in their efforts to pursue excellence in learning, teaching, and educational scholarship.

Provides expertise in educational testing and measurement which includes the construction and interpretation of performance-based measures of student performance, including multiple choice tests, behavior checklist ratings, and patient-based clinical skills exams.  Serves as NBME Executive Chief Proctor

Supports externally funded programs by designing, implementing, and administering program evaluation outcomes assessment.  Recent grant support includes Case/Cleveland Clinic Multidisciplinary Clinical Research Scholars Training Program, Essentials of Cancer Genetics, Clinical Transaction Development Pathway.

 Siu Yan Scott, L.S.W.

 Manager and Program Evaluation Coordinator

Coordinates the design, development and implementation of the evaluation program and quality improvement for the medical school’s curriculum as well as for the student and faculty evaluation processes. This evaluation includes courses, faculty and student outcomes.

Assists in the administration of instruments, analyze results, prepare reports and work with faculty to develop action plans.

Supports all Center activities for faculty development, student learning and research and scholarship.

 Jennifer M. Lennon

 Manager for Student Assessment and Faculty Development

Responsible for organizing Faculty and Student medical education workshops at the School of Medicine and affiliated hospitals. Works with the Office of Curricular Affairs in coordinating Assessment for first and second year students in the WR2 curriculum. Manages the Summative ePortfolio program, including training both faculty and students on the ePortfolio system.