Activities Of The Chair

The new study is believed to be the first to investigate the use of a dietary supplement on driving performance.

Dr. Classen has chaired the ADED Research Committee from 2022-2024 and has received the award of excellence for her dedicated service to ADED.

A new study finds technologies, such as lane departure warnings and adaptive cruise control, may help people with Parkinson’s improve their on-road driving performance.

Dr. Classen shares a word of congratulations to her 10th PhD student on a spectacular dissertation defense.

The department of occupational therapy celebrates a successful 2024 Occupational Therapy Summit of Scholars and recognizes the latest achievements in research science.

UF Occupational Therapy presented two Pre-Conference Institutes, a workshop, a short course, on the panel at AOTF State of the Science Symposium, at Federal Sections Day, and during various poster sessions at AOTA INSPIRE 2024.

A distinguished delegation from the Seoul Rehabilitation Hospital visited Gainesville from Feb 26-27, immersing themselves in UF's rehabilitation practices.

The event included a panel of national experts discussing mental health issues in occupational therapy practice and research.

Dr. Sherrilene Classen will lead two six-hour pre-conference institutes on March 20 as part of the American Occupational Therapy Association, or AOTA, INSPIRE 2024 Annual Conference & Expo in Orlando, Florida.

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.