Greenhill Junior Published in GOA Catalyst Exhibition Showcase

Tal Rogozinski ’25 recently had his first-semester Capstone Project selected as exemplary and published in Global Online Academy’s Catalyst Exhibition Showcase.

His project was nominated by his GOA teacher, and out of the more than 590 student projects submitted during the first semester, only 47 were selected and published.

His project, "How might lifestyle factors contribute to the prevention or delay of Alzheimer’s disease onset?," opens with an engaging beautiful question, and his response is compelling.  His Neuropsychology teacher Megan White said this about his work: “Tal, outstanding work on your Catalyst Exhibition! You clearly analyze the effects of brain function/dysfunction as it relates to lifestyle and Alzheimer's disease, and you make clear and direct connections to research from reputable sources, providing evidence to support generalizations. The personal and practical aspects of neuropsychology are addressed in your exhibition, as your work is empathetic, yet evidence-based. The substantive research you shared on this topic helps to expand on classroom content, and I thoroughly enjoyed your Catalyst Exhibition.”

His project was noted as having great potential for making an impact. Congratulations on your work to catalyze positive change!