Student Blog
September 27, 2022
by Mika
From the words of the great BTS, “Life goes on.” This song lyric often comes to mind while I scroll through videos online that romanticize life abroad, sometimes too much. Don’t get me wrong,…
My Grandma and Why I Chose OT >
September 23, 2022
by Aisha
When my aunt first told me about OT, I was intrigued! I still didn't quite know what OT was, but I liked the idea of a profession that considers a person's mental and physical well-being. As a high…
USC Chan Magazine
How a student project led to autism training at USC’s Department of Public Safety >
USC Chan students Monica Caris MA ’21, OTD ’22 and Riley McGuire MA ’21, OTD ’22 just wanted to educate people about autism, but already their capstone project has become part of yearly officer training.
Let There Be Peace >
How my pandemic fieldwork experience made me an occupational and social justice practitioner.
Madam Veep >
In July, Director of Admissions and Associate Clinical Professor Arameh Anvarizadeh ’05, MA ’06, OTD ’07 made history as the youngest and first African American-Iranian woman to become vice president of the American Occupational Therapy Association. She recently sat down with the USC Chan Magazine to talk about her action-packed agenda as Vice President, her hopes for the association and where she sees the next generation taking occupational therapy.
View/download the Spring / Summer 2021 issue (5.4MB)
The Longest Year >
Reflections on the frontline pandemic experience from a hospital-based occupational therapist.
Lessons Learned >
A new course helps make sense of the pandemic by studying it.
Pain and Pleasure >
Face to face and through the screen, a USC occupational therapist helps a client better manage her everyday pain to improve quality of life.
View/download the Fall 2020 / Winter 2021 issue (5.6MB)
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