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13 Trojans recently published in the Journal of Occupational Science ⟩
June 28, 2011
Alumni Chan in the Media Faculty Research Students
Congratulations to the many USC faculty, students and alumni who were recently published in the April and June 2011 editions of the Journal of Occupational Science. Authors include: Gelya Frank PhD, Professor Elizabeth Pyatak (PhD ’10, MA ’04), Postdoctoral Research Associate Linda Muccitelli…
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Occupational therapy’s role in containing health care costs ⟩
June 20, 2011
Chan in the Media Faculty Health and Wellness
Division Associate Dean and AOTA President Florence Clark was quoted in Phoenix's Catholic Sun newspaper on the potential long-term cost savings of home modifications, a critical health care service often delivered by occupational therapists, that can enable successful aging in place.
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Occupational Therapy Students and Faculty Fight Cancer ⟩
May 6, 2011
Chan in the Media Events Faculty Students
To read story, go to Occupational Therapy Students and Faculty Fight Cancer.
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Occupational Therapy Students Show Pride for Profession ⟩
April 12, 2011
Associations and Bodies Chan in the Media Events Faculty Students
During OT Month, the USC Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy has planned a variety of activities aimed at increasing awareness of the profession and generating enthusiasm within the faculty and student body. Read more at Occupational Therapy Students Show Pride for Profession.
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Occupational Therapy Students and Faculty Share Research ⟩
April 5, 2011
Autism Chan in the Media Events Faculty Lectures and Talks Lifestyle Redesign Research Students
USC Occupational Therapy's chapter of Pi Theta Epsilon sponsored the Occupational Therapy Research Day on March 28 to showcase current research being conducted in the Division. Read more at Occupational Therapy Students and Faculty Share Research.
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Squeezing More Activities Into a Busy Day ⟩
March 21, 2011
Chan in the Media Events Faculty Health and Wellness Lifestyle Redesign
While many people harbor a secret hope to magically stretch their daily schedules to fit in more exercise, reading or even napping, licensed occupational therapist Camille Dieterle has ideas for making such wishes come true. To read more, go to Squeezing More Activities Into a Busy Day.
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OT-PT Forum a Success! ⟩
February 23, 2011
Chan in the Media Clinical Community and Partners Events Faculty Lectures and Talks
Last week's OT-PT Forum, organized by students, was a resounding success! Read all about it at OTs and PTs Gather to Honor Teamwork.
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Florence Clark will deliver the Keynote Address ⟩
August 27, 2010
Associations and Bodies Conferences Faculty Lectures and Talks
— "Putting Occupational Therapy in High Definition in Our Golden State" — at OTAC’s 34th Annual Conference.
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Sing-Song Speakers Score Highly on Measures of Empathy ⟩
August 11, 2010
Chan in the Media Faculty Research
Assistant Professor Lisa Aziz-Zadeh is featured in Scientific American. Read more at Sing-Song Speakers Score Highly on Measures of Empathy.
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Occupational Therapy Students and Alums Participate in “Celebrate Life with HOPE” ⟩
July 13, 2010
Alumni Events Faculty Health and Wellness Students
Each year, Childrens Hospital Los Angeles' Hematology-Oncology Psychosocial and Education (HOPE) Program holds their signature event, Celebrate Life with HOPE, to honor childhood cancer survivors and their families. This is one of the largest annual events of its kind and is filled with fun, food,…
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