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Freedman Fellows Student Forum

by Kelvin Smith Library

Program Admission: Free Audience: Alumni Audience: Faculty Audience: Graduate/Professional ... Audience: Postdoctoral Scholars Audience: Public Audience: Staff Audience: Undergraduate Students Digital Humanities Featured in The Daily Food Format: Hybrid Format: In-Person Format: Virtual Free Food Library Event Topic: Entrepreneurship and Inno... Topic: Research Topic: Science and Technology

Thu, Sep 25, 2025

3 PM – 5 PM EDT (GMT-4)

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2025 Freedman Fellows Forum Freedman Center for Digital Scholarship, Kelvin Smith Library Faculty Fellows Wednesday, September 24, 3 to 5 pm Student fellows Thursday, September 25, 3 to 5 pm Join us for a two-day celebration of innovation and research at CWRU, powered by digital scholarship tools. Flyer for Freedman Fellows Student Forum
Join us for a two-day celebration of innovation and research at CWRU, powered by you and digital scholarship tools. Attend in-person or virtually and enjoy faculty research showcases, the introduction of the 25-26 cohort of Freedman Fellows, and explore the newly redesigned and upgraded Freedman Center.


STUDENT PRESENTERS

Olatunde David Akanbi is a Ph.D. student researcher of the Center for Advancing Sustainable and Distributed Fertilizer Production (CASFER) at the Solar Durability and Lifetime Extension Center in Materials Science and Engineering at Case Western Reserve University. His research focuses on integrating geospatial data for agricultural and environmental applications.
 

Micah Arafah is a PhD student in Sociology at Case Western Reserve University. With a focus on qualitative life course research, she studies lived experiences and believes data can only be understood in the social context of those involved. 

Walter Wexler is a third-year history student focusing in Early American History. On CWRU campus, he is an Undergraduate Research Ambassador hoping to make research opportunities, especially for humanities and social sciences students, accessible and well-known.


 

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