… group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.’” The event, organized by Jessica Upton, manager of the Center for Career and Professional Development in the Office of Student Affairs and Services, highlighted three individual students and a student team for their contributions to the IHP during the 2023-2024 academic year. Alice Lee, OTD …

… the MGH Institute's first provost, is lauded during a heartfelt tribute event for leading the school's extensive expansion of academics and research during his … community gathered to say goodbye to the retiring Dr. Alex. F. Johnson, the only provost in the Institute’s history.  More than 200 staff and faculty packed the conference room at 1 Constitution Wharf for hors d'oeuvres, drinks, well-wishes, and testimonials from those who have worked …

… led to completing the programs.  The Post-Professional OTD program is designed for licensed occupational therapists who seek to deepen their leadership, … of the program, including Courtney Swanson, who served as the student speaker for the program.  “Courtney is deeply passionate about occupational therapy’s role in … reflect their passions and leadership in emerging areas of practice. Today, we not only celebrate their degrees, but the values, commitment, and purpose they carry …

… Recognizing Student Leadership Topics Leadership Student Life For these scholars, it’s about making their classmates – and the IHP – a better place. For most MGH Institute students, putting in the long hours needed to complete the … who find the time to do just a little extra that can make a difference not only for themselves but impact their classmates as well as the IHP.  That’s what the …

… Patriot  great Tedy Bruschi and his wife Heidi that uses running as a platform for stroke awareness and philanthropy. After experiencing a stroke at age 31 and … Bruschi dedicated himself to ensuring other survivors have the same opportunity for a comeback. Over the past two years, the Center has expanded its impact through … save lives and reduce disability associated with stroke, but treatments are only effective within a short window. This makes community education a critical piece …

… of Expertise Interprofessional Education Annual Community IMPACT Day scheduled for September 6th; faculty and staff urged to sign up to lead teams of students For seniors living at the Robert A. Georgine Towers on Ferrin Street,  Community … the students do both. Everyone was happy to help and delightful; the students not only served the community and interacted with each other, but also brought energy and …

… It’s well known that exercise does a body good, and that’s especially the case for breast cancer survivors battling cancer-related fatigue (CRF). But how do breast … the CaRe Lab, is a co-author, as is Mei Rosemary Fu, PhD, RN, FAAN, associate dean for research in the School of Nursing and Health Studies at the University of … concludes Wechsler. “We know what's best. We know exercise works but that can only go so far. We have to know how breast cancer survivors living with cancer …

… Area of Expertise Literacy & Language Dr. Tiffany Hogan to work with Center for Reading Research and the University of Virginia to convert discoveries into faster solutions for students, teachers, and parents Research into children’s learning disabilities is … speak English as a second language, and then you have test materials that are only English-language appropriate,” offers Hogan in a hypothetical example. “One …

… 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 … Spirito, who works with speech-language pathology students in the Aphasia Center. “My journey would not be nearly as steady and strong as it has been without this …