OTs Present at the National Autism Conference
Leah Newman (MS, ’16) and Dr. Kerri Hample presented a poster entitled, “Autism, Dietary Modifications, and …
Author: Debbie Waltermire
Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy.
Faculty and alumni are published in the American Journal of Occupational Therapy
Congratulations to Dr. Tam Humbert and alums, Christine Maley (MS, ’14), Nicole Pagana (MS, ’14), and …
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Electroencephalographic Neurofeedback Research in Occupational Therapy
Our own Christine Achenbach was recognized recently by The Foundation for Neurofeedback and Applied Neuroscience for her …
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Congratulations to the Class of 2016!
Congratulations to these 46 masters-level occupational therapists. We look forward to seeing you at Homecoming and …
Hot off the Presses – Spirituality and Occupational Therapy: A Model for Practice and Research
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Tam Humbert published a book, Spirituality and Occupational Therapy: …
O.T. Student Wins NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship
Senior O.T. student, Jacalyn Hikes, received the prestigious NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship! The NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship is …
Meet Miss MidState 2016 – a.k.a. Marla Peiffer, OT Graduate Student
Last year we told you about a senior O.T. student who was named Miss York …
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Presentations and more Presentations
April has been a busy month for E-town students and faculty. We had multiple conference presentations, …
O.T. Honor Society Welcomes New Student Members
by Erin N. Kelly, BS, MOTS Pi Theta Epsilon (PTE), the OT Honor Society, welcomed 12 …
Winging Our Way to the Windy City for the 2016 AOTA Conference
Are you going to Chicago for the American Occupational Therapy Association Conference? If so, be sure …
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