Dr. Tetewsky is a Sr. Research Analyst at the Center for Health and Social Research. He received his undergraduate degree in Psychology from the University at Buffalo and he earned his Ph.D. in Cognitive Psychology from Yale University. Dr. Tetewsky has done research on inductive reasoning and individual differences, changes in visuo-perceptual processing that are associated with long-term learning, neural network modeling, and visuo-spatial deficits associated with Alzheimer's Disease. He is also interested in the use of technology in education and scientific visualization, and he recently completed a Master's degree in Information Technology from R.I.T.
Dr. Tetewsky's major job responsibilities are to conduct statistical analyses for different research projects, such as the Erie County Risk Indicator Database Project, and provide other kinds of programming and technical support. He is also involved in consulting with other faculty members about research design and statistics, drafting reports and papers, describing findings of the evaluations, and giving oral presentations of evaluation results.

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