Senior O.T. student, Jacalyn Hikes, received the prestigious NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship! The NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship is awarded to students who excel in athletics and academics. Ms. Hikes has been a member of the College’s field hockey team, and she is …
Last year we told you about a senior O.T. student who was named Miss York County for 2015. Well, she’s done it again…but in another scholarship pageant. Congratulations to current graduate student, Marla Peiffer, who was crowned Miss MidState …
Meet Miss MidState 2016 – a.k.a. Marla Peiffer, OT Graduate Student Read more →
April has been a busy month for E-town students and faculty. We had multiple conference presentations, and we are hosting our annual O.T. Graduate Research Symposium on Monday April 18th. We hope you will join us on Monday. Earlier this …
by Erin N. Kelly, BS, MOTS Pi Theta Epsilon (PTE), the OT Honor Society, welcomed 12 new members into the organization on March 13, 2016. These new members join the current 26 occupational therapy PTE students. Pi Theta Epsilon is …
Are you going to Chicago for the American Occupational Therapy Association Conference? If so, be sure to check out these presentations by E-town faculty, students, and recent graduates. Hope to see you there! Thurs. April 7 Perceived Quality of Life …
Winging Our Way to the Windy City for the 2016 AOTA Conference Read more →
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Congratulations to Patricia (Tisdale) Clark, OTR/L, ’88. Ms. Clark was recently named as a Governor’s Educator of the Year for the Somerville School District in New Jersey, where she provides occupational therapy services to children in K – 5th grade …
Alumna wins New Jersey Educator of the Year Award Read more →
“Amazing” and “transformative” were the most common adjectives participants (college students and adults) used to describe the trip. I would describe it as a series of “seize the moment” experiences which led some of us to dance on beaches in …
Reflections on Vietnam – Verse Five: A Post-Trip Response Read more →
There are no occupational therapy schools in Vietnam so OT practitioners who are in the country are generally working with non-government organization (NGOs) and non-profit organizations on a short-term basis. I was asked to provide some training to a group …
Reflections on Vietnam – Verse Four: Occupational Therapy in Vietnam Read more →