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The faculty and staff of the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences would like to congratulate the 2008 Class of the Department of Occupational Therapy. The students did a phenomenal job presenting their research at the Department's Research Presentation Day, April 25th, 2008. For more information about the student's research projects, please click here.
Dr. Joyce Mac Kinnon, Interim Dean, is pleased to announce that the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences has received formal approval to offer a PhD in Health and Rehabilitation Sciences.
This 90 credit hour degree program has been designed to develop scholars who, through their leadership and original research, will contribute to the knowledge base in health and rehabilitation sciences. We envision program graduates emerging as leaders in education and research in universities, clinical facilities and industry.
Applications will be accepted this spring for individuals who would like to matriculate in fall 2008. For additional information, please click here.
This 90 credit hour degree program has been designed to develop scholars who, through their leadership and original research, will contribute to the knowledge base in health and rehabilitation sciences. We envision program graduates emerging as leaders in education and research in universities, clinical facilities and industry.
Applications will be accepted this spring for individuals who would like to matriculate in fall 2008. For additional information, please click here.
IUPUI Chancellor Charles R. Bantz today announced the selection of Dr. Augustine (Austin) Agho as the Dean of the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, pending approval by the IU Board of Trustees. Agho is currently the founding Dean of the School of Health Professions and Studies at the University of Michigan-Flint, a position he has held since 2001. Agho will assume his new duties at IUPUI on July 14, 2008. For the complete details, please click here.
Congratulations to Lynn Taylor, 2008 recipient of the TK Carl Promise Award. The award is given to a graduating student in the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences who has demonstrated academic excellence and professional promise. Lynn with be receiving her Doctor of Physical Therapy in May. Lynn recently used another award to travel to Botswana for a month to help children with disabilities. For more details about Lynn's trip it Botswana, click here.
Congratulations to Ann Kathleen Meyer, recipient of the 2008 Chancellor's Scholar award. Ann is a 2006 magna cum laude graduate of DePauw University, receiving a BA in Economics. She will be graduating with an MS in Occupational Therapy in May from Indiana University, School of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences. Her thesis is focused on auditory processing dysfunction.
Occupational Therapy students danced the night away to help raise over $12,000 for Riley Children's Hospital at the annual Jagathon! Click here to read the complete story! 
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