The article below was provided by a student and based on her experience in the fall of 2020. By Erin Wittenburg, class of 2023 Entering my third year at Etown during a global pandemic wasn’t something I was looking forward …
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Happy New Year from the E-town Occupational Therapy Department! Do you make New Year’s resolutions? If so, you are not alone. People make all kinds of resolutions – to lose weight, exercise more, eat healthier, read more, be more patient, …
“What I did on my summer vacation” – the all-familiar dreaded essay when children return to school. It’s a long-running joke in comic strips and movies. But now that the fall semester is in full swing, and summer officially ends …
On June 4th, faculty member Ann Marie Potter was a survivor speaker at the opening reception for the PA Breast Cancer Coalition’s “67 Women, 67 Counties: Facing Breast Cancer in Pennsylvania” photo exhibit at the New Bloomfield Public Library. Ann …
From Dr. Nancy Carlson, Associate ProfessorYou are invited to share your experiences transitioning from student to practitioner. Please come to offer your wisdom and encouragement to the OT graduates of 2015. As you remember, this time of year, graduate students …
Happy New Year from the O.T. Department at Elizabethtown College! Do you make New Year’s resolutions? How many do you make? Do you write them down somewhere and then revisit them to see if you achieve them? Making a new …
December – a time of holiday celebrations for many, be it Christmas, Hanukkah, or other important events this month. These holidays are often filled with traditions – lighting the menorah, decorating a Christmas tree, playing Dreidel, sending Christmas cards, special …
Have you finished your holiday shopping yet? Are you looking for a good gift idea for a spouse, a child, a friend, or maybe even for yourself? We have a few suggestions for you. Our faculty recommends: Toys: Marble mazes …
It’s Thanksgiving break. Last week was the college’s annual Thanksgiving dinner, and our students are already home or on the road to be with family. Our faculty are spending the weekend with family, too. What are the OT faculty thankful …
By Dr. Nancy Carlson Steadman One of the things that I truly enjoy about the WFOT Congress is the traveling. It is fun to meet people from all over the world and to experience life in a different part of …
Reflections on cultural occupations and cultural effectiveness Read more »