… 500 students in seven of the school’s direct-entry programs participate in caring for clients under faculty supervision as they learn together through hands-on … role in organizing the event.  “Child Development Day is an incredible opportunity for students to get a holistic view of a child and their family,” she shared. … Aphasia Program (S-IHP's CAP) and his caregiver took the stage on October 26 to share his story. He’s been diagnosed with aphasia, a language disorder caused …

… that they will use to collect pilot data with the goal of using it to apply for external funding to advance their research. “The goal is for the faculty to help advance the mission of the Tedy’s Team Center and bridge the … Tedy's Team. Client David Santaniello (right) chats with Emily Cudhea Pierce, OTD '26; Miranda Milunsky, DPT '25; and Matthew Walmsey, DPT '25, during the Seasonal …

… Session Second-year Entry-Level Occupational Therapy students showcased their work last week with a mock conference poster session to an audience of peers and invited faculty and staff, "The opportunity helps build skills for their doctoral capstone work when they need to present their final projects as posters during OT Scholarship Day," said Midge Hobbs, assistant dean for interprofessional education. The presentations were part of their Foundations in …

… smiling kids, where theory meets reality, and every moment is a chance to learn.  For the past two years, OT students have spent time with children and teachers at … In the fall, groups of second-year students have the opportunity visit the school for a hands-on experience working with pre-school children while taking the … session are reviewed by O’Donnell and two third-year students who took this course last year and are now completing their Advanced Doctoral Experience (ADE).  Natalie …

… Paths Ensuring equitable healthcare, speaking up, motivating others, advocating for patients of color, cultural nuances, mentorship, and utilizing one’s network — just some of the topics touched upon during last night’s conversation with Black physical therapists to coincide with Black … to talk with. It mostly just lets them know that they're not crazy or wrong for feeling uncomfortable when these things happen. A lot of times microaggressions …