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Elementary school students tap imagination and empathy to design mural in new USC research lab ⟩
March 21, 2019
Autism Community and Partners Faculty Research
Lab studying early screening, sensory issues tied to autism opens with Mirman School field trip visit.
By Mike McNulty Mirman School students interacting with the insp!re lab's wall mural. (Photo by Hannah Benet) Harness the collective imagination of nearly 50 kids, channel it through their art and technology teachers, add a Hollywood production designer’s know-how and unleash it all on a blank…
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China Initiative scholars at the halfway point of their USC journey ⟩
February 5, 2019
Chan in the Media China Initiative Community and Partners International Students
By Evan Nicholas Yijun “Jane” Liu and Hui “Angela” Wang knew they were in for an adventure when they accepted a 2017 offer to become USC Chan’s China Initiative Scholars. As such, Yijun and Hui will earn both master's and clinical doctorate degrees at USC before accepting positions in…
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These surprising specialists may help you kick habits and prevent disease ⟩
November 26, 2018
Chan in the Media Clinical Community and Partners Faculty Lifestyle Redesign
Physical and occupational therapists are teaming up with physicians to provide personalize care for injury recovery, disease prevention and much more.
By Amber Dance / USC Today
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A real showcase for virtual technologies ⟩
October 3, 2018
Community and Partners Conferences Events Faculty Research Technology
Inaugural symposium of Trojans working on VR tools for health and rehab
By Mike McNulty Dominique Duncan, assistant professor of neurology at the Keck School of Medicine of USC, explains a demonstration of her Virtual Brain Segmenter, a VR-based tool for correcting errors that are created during the MRI process. (Photo by Glenn Marzano) At the inaugural USC Virtual…
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USC pilots new course about health and wellness ⟩
August 29, 2018
Academics and Courses Chan in the Media Community and Partners Health and Wellness
The new class will feature TED talk-style lectures with professors and Q&As.
By Andrea Klick / Daily Trojan Former USG Director of Wellness Affairs and alumna Marina Hrovat and Vice President Blake Ackerman attended the new wellness course during the first week of classes. (Kevin Fohrer | Daily Trojan) USC is piloting a one-unit course that aims to advise students on…
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A game like no other: Healing Spaces targets Alzheimer’s, dementia patients ⟩
August 23, 2018
Chan in the Media Community and Partners Faculty Health and Wellness Research Students Technology
The game — USC alum Gabriela Gomes’ MFA thesis project — is a multisensory experience created to help adults suffering from neurodegenerative diseases to relax and connect with their caregiver.
By Joanna Clay / USC News Multisensory video game Healing Spaces offers an immersive experience to help adults suffering from neurodegenerative diseases. (Screencap courtesy of Healing Spaces/Gabriela Gomes) Stein Duker pointed out that Healing Spaces is also unique in that it curates a whole…
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Delegation from PUHSC Visits Salt Lake City and Los Angeles | April 2018 ⟩
July 23, 2018
Associations and Bodies China Initiative Community and Partners Conferences Faculty International
Purpose In April, the USC Chan Division once again hosted a delegation from PUHSC at the annual conference of the American Occupational Therapy Association, held in April 2018 in Salt Lake City, Utah. In addition to conference-related educational and social activities, the delegation visited the…
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USC Chan gives back ⟩
July 9, 2018
Chan in the Media Community and Partners Events Students
Student-led Occupational Therapy and Science Council organizes OT Month activities.
By Yoko Ellie Fukumura and Elissa S. Lee/Occupational Therapy Association of California Newsletter Lady Gaga joins USC Chan students at the 2018 March for Our Lives in Downtown Los Angeles In honor of OT Month, the USC Chan Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy chose to celebrate…
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Troy Camp celebrates 70 years of community outreach ⟩
April 3, 2018
Chan in the Media Community and Partners Faculty
By Noah Peterson/Daily Trojan Photo courtesy of Lilian Aluri "Troy Camp also runs after-school programs every week at local elementary schools in the South Los Angeles area. The Student Mentoring and After School Help programs help students develop study skills to better understand concepts they may…
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China Initiative Visits Beijing and Kunming | March–April 2018 ⟩
February 15, 2018
China Initiative Community and Partners Conferences Faculty International Lectures and Talks Students
Purpose In March and April, members of the USC Chan China Initiative team traveled to Beijing and Kunming. In Beijing, they visited the PKU 6th Hospital (Peking Mental Health Institute), the Beijing Haidian District Maternal and Child Health Care Hospital and the Xueyuan Road Community Service…
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