CaseWorks Student Fellows Program

Students can participate in the Columbia CaseWorks program in their second year by applying to be a CaseWorks Student Fellow. The Fellows are selected in the spring for the coming academic year and work with CaseWorks staff and with faculty on case development. Click here for a description of the Fellow position. Click here for an application for the 2013-2014 Student Fellows Program.

The CaseWorks 2012-2013 Fellows are: Eric Bergman, Elena Bonifacio, Kate Chavez, David Chait, Lauren Fischetti, Maya Mandel, Bastiaan Oomens, and Amber Shapiro.

CaseWorks Student Fellows contributed writing and research support to the following cases: The New York City Teacher Incentive Program (Andrew Mintz '11), Improving Customer Engagement (Andy Shin '12), California Dreamin': The Mess at CalPERS (Jeremy Abrams '12), The Jersey-Atlantic Wind Farm (Kristen Keating Weeks '12), and Midwest Electronics' Asian Expansion (Bastian Oomens '13); Fellows supported the development of teaching notes for Frogtek: Mobile Technology for Micro-Retailing (Laura Ridlehoover '12), Yellow Tail Wines: Breakaway Product Positioning (Jeff Hortman '12), and Scripps Networks Integration of Recipezaar (Stephen Puschel '11).

"I applied to the CaseWorks Fellows Program because I’m kind of a case connoisseur. I like how different stories are told and how those are presented in classes. I also like the idea of being able to work with a professor and really dive into a topic and explore a little more deeply than I would in a regular course.

The CaseWorks Fellows Program was amazing. I had a lot of different opportunities and touchpoints with different professors. The best thing about being a fellow was the access."

-- Andrew Shin ’12