Graduate students explore unique therapeutic opportunities in adaptive garden
Occupational therapy garden provides a variety of experiences to help cultivate joy and grow life skills with others in the community.
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David Greene transitions into retirement after nearly 30 years at CSU
Inspiring his students to be lifelong learners is just one of the many ways David Greene is leaving his legacy in occupational therapy.
Barb Hooper takes on new professional opportunity after a decade at Colorado State University
Department of Occupational Therapy wishes respected professor, colleague and friend well on her next endeavor at Duke University
Overcoming adversity: Equine science student never gives up on her dreams
Support from CSU’s Opportunities for Postsecondary Success program helps Kyla Markell achieve academic success.
Health and Human Sciences training faculty, staff to create accessible learning materials
CSU’s College of Health and Human Sciences is taking recent calls to improve the accessibility of learning materials seriously.
Study merges yoga, occupational therapy to reduce fall risk among Parkinson’s patients
A Colorado State University doctoral student has merged occupational therapy with yoga to help those with Parkinson’s disease reduce their risk of falling.
Occupational therapy faculty and alumnae attend conference in Cape Town, South Africa
WFOT Congress provides opportunity for occupational therapists to share research and strengthen profession’s community ties.
Ph.D. students receive awards at CSU’s Graduate Student Showcase
Kelley Covington and Rebecca Lassell were recognized for their research at this year’s showcase.
Outstanding occupational therapy graduate learns from both sides of the table
If there were one word to describe occupational therapy master’s student Tricia Grady it would be: dedication. She received her bachelor’s degree in biochemistry and biophysics, but wanted to find a career where she could utilize her research for something meaningful.