… of Health Professions: M.S., Communication Sciences and Disorders    What was your research setting(s), mentor’s name and name of lab? Dr. Jordan Green , … pathologists with different areas of expertise, will add important perspectives to my own work.    Why did you choose to come to this program rather than a doctoral … in the next 18 months at a research-intensive university where I will continue my study of pediatric motor speech disorders.  …

… population.  What initially got you interested in focusing on disability issues? My interest in disabilities began when my mother had a stroke after the birth of my twin sister and me. Her stroke resulted … only made it more challenging. Her frustration resonated around the time I was 10, and it sparked my interest in the field as I wanted to make things better for …

… and prod them to learn more, consider what you know about your students. Take into account knowledge students have already gained from your course, as well as skills or … a narrative which tells a story. The narrative might include information about who was involved in the case, what happened, and perhaps some possible explanations of … project where students immerse themselves in a role and produce a detailed account of the experience. Regardless of the scope, here are some options for setting …

… overlooked.   “I just had a patient who had all these significant symptoms - she was tired, feeling really frustrated, irritable, and sad, and really struggling to … like depression, so her primary care physician (PCP) referred her. But in doing my assessment, and then also looking at some of her medical history and the lab … work has helped Lucey with patients and what he brings to the classroom.    “My experience in the policy world and with recovery and seeing how people can …

… development and execution of an Institutional Action Project.  Last week, Plummer was at Drexel University in Philadelphia to graduate and officially become an ELATES … who became dean last year. “It was really well-designed. It helped me identify my areas of strength and growth while providing me with an amazing network of women … this program.” “I hope to leverage the skills that I've learned and apply them in my current role - to help the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences continue …

… University Master of Science in Occupational Therapy, Boston University What was your favorite course in the program?  Honestly, I do not know – all of the … Teaching and Learning for the Health Professions because it is most applicable to my job. I also like OH889 Implementation Science. What was your Innovation Project … apply what you were learning immediately to your work setting. I wanted to get my doctorate so that I could work in a nontraditional OT setting. What are your goals …