Department Of Occupational Therapy

The small poster session-style event for members of Congress and their staff was designed to raise awareness of PCORI-funded studies.

Genesis Triplett, a doctoral student in the department of occupational therapy, provided life-sustaining CPR to a neighbor in need through the Pulse Point Foundation.

Occupational therapy students provided education and resources to help drivers in our community "fit" better in their vehicles.

Autonomous vehicles (AVs) may benefit the health and safety of drivers across the driving lifespan, but perceptions of drivers are not known. Lived experiences of drivers exposed to AVs in combination with surveys, can more accurately reveal their perceptions.

From the data of 123 Veterans, GIS analyses of transportation needs for rural Veterans, and current VA practices, we will develop a VA centric roadmap with recommendations for adopting and deploying autonomous shuttles (AS) as a mode of community mobility for rural Veterans.

Raghuveer Chandrashekhar (mentor: Hongwu Wang, PhD) is one of five inaugural PHHP student recipients of the college's Ph.D. Fellowship in Artificial Intelligence program.

Linda Struckmeyer was promoted to Clinical Associate Professor.

The Roster of Fellows Award recognizes occupational therapists who have made a significant contribution to the profession.

The OT Faculty took the time to celebrate the OT Staff with words of gratitude and encouragement, along with some sweet treats to eat.

To drive or not to drive? That is the question confronting many people as they age, especially those who live in southern states like Florida, where a car-centric culture makes it more difficult to get around when one can’t, won’t, or is unable to continue driving.