OT Named Among Top Careers
According to a recent ranking by CNN Money, Occupational Therapy has been named #10 out of the top 100 career choices in America! Visit http://money.cnn.com/pf/best-jobs/ for further information on...
View ArticleDr. Beth Pfeiffer Serving as Visiting Scientist
Occupational Therapy faculty member Dr. Beth Pfeiffer recently began serving as Visiting Scientist at Boston University's Rehabilitation Outcomes Center (ROC). To learn more about Dr. Pfeiffer's...
View ArticleSpring 2013 Program Newsletters
Our spring 2013 Occupational Therapy program newsletter is available here. Click here to access the spring 2013 Therapeutic Recreation newsletter. If you have any updates for our newsletters, please...
View ArticleDr. Katy Kaplan Speaks about Parenting with a Mental Illness
Parenting With a Mental Illness: On the Radio - Katy Kaplan, The Temple University Collaborative's
View ArticleNew Faculty Announced for Fall 2013!
The Department of Rehabilitation Sciences is pleased to announce four new faculty for the 2013-2014 academic year! Please join us in welcoming Roger Ideishi, Kristen Berg, Rochelle Mendonca and...
View ArticleTU Collaborative Receives Funding
Temple University Receives $4.375 Million Center Grant to Examine Community Participation of Adults with Mental Illnesses
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TR faculty awarded research grant
Dr. Gretchen Snethen was recently awarded a Field Initiated Research grant of $590,000 from the National Institutes on Disability and Rehabilitation Research in the area of community living and...
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DOT student published in journal
Congratulations to Doctor of Occupational Therapy student Sheryl Zylstra, whose scholarly article entitled, "Evidence for the Use of Telehealth in Pediatric Occupational Therapy", was recently...
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Dr. Beth Pfeiffer Receives AOTF Grant
Dr. Pfeiffer's research focuses on the impact of the person and environmental interaction on participation for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). Specifically, she is studying the...
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Sharing student research with the world
Typically, once research papers are submitted and graded, they sit on a professor’s desk until they become the victims of spring cleaning. In May of 2013, Heather Porter, an assistant professor of...
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