… & Wellness Student Life “Coming to Harvard-Kent this summer has done so much for me,” said Ritaj Essaouabi, an incoming fourth grader who attends the Boston public … of hours helping children at the school.  “Working in the classroom has allowed me to get a school-based perspective on the role of an SLP,” said Danielle Cartier, … skills. “Tailoring the assignments to each student and his or her needs has shown me what I’d be doing in a classroom day-to-day in my career.”  Christodoulou speaks …

… to become speech language pathologists.  “I’ll never forget when a patient stopped me mid-therapy and asked me why I was there,” said Foster. “I stopped in my tracks and asked her what she meant by that. She said to me ‘I’m so happy that you’re here but you don’t have to be here. I have to be here in … to become speech language pathologists.  “I’ll never forget when a patient stopped me mid-therapy and asked me why I was there,” said Foster. “I stopped in my tracks …

… individuals in strengthening their self-advocacy skills was extremely important to me, and speech-language pathology was the perfect fit.” Because Allen has been able … dreams of making a difference in the lives of patients. “It is so important to me to pay it forward by fundraising for scholarships so that any interested student, … individuals in strengthening their self-advocacy skills was extremely important to me, and speech-language pathology was the perfect fit.” Because Allen has been able …

… class and community with IHP (and, of course, non-IHP) alums. My cohort inspires me daily!   4. How do you plan to use your degree when you finish?  ​I hope my SLPD degree will equip me with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to eventually assume an advanced … class and community with IHP (and, of course, non-IHP) alums. My cohort inspires me daily!   4. How do you plan to use your degree when you finish?  ​I hope my SLPD …

… and my mentors who are really shining stars in our field, it meant the world to me.” The annual ceremony, held on a sun-splashed day alongside the gorgeous harbor … mentors like Lesley [Maxwell] and Charley [Haynes] who have been so supportive of me from the beginning and were actually my clinical supervisors when I was a … said Palmer Enrich in the video testimonial. “Dr. Gona made it very clear to me that just because English is their second language does not necessarily mean …

… them. Sharing food, playing bingo, and connecting outside of session reminded me how special the IPC community is.”  On Post-it notes that formed a heart, students … a doctor of physical therapy student. “Celebrating their wins together reminds me of why this work matters — recovery is stronger when we all walk the journey … them. Sharing food, playing bingo, and connecting outside of session reminded me how special the IPC community is.”  On Post-it notes that formed a heart, students …