Wolf to Receive Roster of Fellows AwardNov 10, 2014
Timothy Wolf, OTD, MSCI, OTR/L, will receive the American Occupational Therapy Association’s Roster of Fellows Award at the AOTA’s 95th Annual Conference & Exposition in Nashville, Tenn.
2014 Paraquad Shine the Light Award honoreeNov 07, 2014
The Program in Occupational Therapy was selected as a 2014 Paraquad Shine the Light Award honoree for our ongoing commitment to accessibility for our team members, students, and the community.
OT "Dynamite" VideoNov 05, 2014We think occupational therapy is a "dynamite" profession indeed! The Washington University Student OT Association (WUSOTA) has put together a music video advocating occupational therapy. Check it out!
International Research Team Examines Cross-cultural Issues in StrokeNov 04, 2014
Carolyn Baum, PhD, OTR, FAOTA, is the principal investigator on a proposal funded by the Harvey A. Friedman Center for Aging at the Institute for Public Health. She leads and international research team examining cross-cultural issues in stroke.
We sat down with Salma Hussain, OTD/S '16, to ask her about her experience with the Program in Occupational Therapy. Salma shares her thoughts on the Program, why she chose WUOT, living in St. Louis, and more!
Welcoming Jamie Archer to Community PracticeNov 02, 2014We are thrilled to welcome Jamie Archer to the Community Practice team. Jamie started with us on October 13th and will be providing services for the adult populations, with a specific emphasis in program development. Here, she will be instrumental in helping launch services for clients with Huntington’s and Parkinson’s Disease.
Collaborating Across TimeOct 28, 2014
Development of the Schultz Lifestyle Profile Series Instrument
Student Spotlight: Gillian Vander Tuig, MSOT/S '15Oct 27, 2014
We sat down with Gillian Vander Tuig, MSOT/S '15, to ask her about her experience with the Program in Occupational Therapy. Gillian shares her thoughts on the Program, the learning atmosphere, what she likes most about WUOT, and more!
WUOT Students Partner with the Turner Center for the ArtsOct 17, 2014“The Turner Center for the Arts is such an amazing resource for the community. It’s a place where people with disabilities are encouraged to use their imagination without limitations and are free to find their creative voice,” says Ryan Sims, OTD/S ’14.
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