Catherine Case

Catherine Case is a senior lecturer in the statistics department at the University of Georgia. She has experience teaching classes of different sizes (from 6 to 240). She has also taught at levels ranging from high school to graduate school and has taught for many different audiences. She has received multiple awards as an instructor. Dr. Case serves as the editor of Statistics Education Web (STEW), a free online resource that provides peer-reviewed lesson plans for teachers at both the K-12...See more

Catherine Case is a senior lecturer in the statistics department at the University of Georgia. She has experience teaching classes of different sizes (from 6 to 240). She has also taught at levels ranging from high school to graduate school and has taught for many different audiences. She has received multiple awards as an instructor. Dr. Case serves as the editor of Statistics Education Web (STEW), a free online resource that provides peer-reviewed lesson plans for teachers at both the K-12 and the college level. She regularly presents at conferences and workshops and has published several articles about students� understanding of inference. Dr. Case was also a contributor to the NSF Levels of Conceptual Understanding in Statistics (LOCUS) assessment project and a writer for the ASA Statistical Education of Teachers (SET) document. She enjoys cooking, playing the mandolin and drinking way too much coffee on her screened porch. Her favorite days are the ones she spends with her husband Adam, her son Isaac and her dog Gracie. See less