“Pack it light, wear it right.”
From Jennifer Bush, BS, MOTS ’15 To highlight backpack awareness day (Sept. 17) and for my advocacy assignment …
Author: Debbie Waltermire
Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy.
Blue Jays “on the road” to the Pennsylvania Occupational Therapy Association Conference
Are you planning to attend the POTA conference? We are! Etown faculty, recent graduates, and current …
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People come first!
Many of you have heard an anecdote about a patient who was in a hospital, and …
Sleep – an important occupation. Are we getting enough ZZZZs?
How are you sleeping these days? How are your clients sleeping? In a society of ever-increasing …
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Magazine Features Etown Faculty and Alumna
Dr. Kerri Hample wrote an article entitled, “Sharing Skills: Strategies for Enhancing Professional Competency” in the …
Blue Jays back to school
This week is the beginning of the new academic year! The O.T. department proudly welcomes 52 …
Reflections on cultural occupations and cultural effectiveness
By Dr. Nancy Carlson Steadman One of the things that I truly enjoy about the WFOT …
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Why International Connections & Culture Matter to Me
By Dr. Tam Humbert There are many things that I love about attending the WFOT Congress, but the …
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Etown goes to Japan!
From the desks of Dr. Tam Humbert & Dr. Nancy Carlson Steadman The World Federation of …
When did you know you wanted to be an OT?
You may have seen AOTA’s recent Facebook© query about how and when you knew you wanted …