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OTA Program Research Symposium Dec. 3

蜜桔直播 Occupational Therapy Assistant students Kaylyn Carmichael, left, and Sara Stancil practice clinical skills in the OTA lab located on the 蜜桔直播 Niswonger Campus. Students in the program will present research conducted this semester during the Occupational Therapy Research Expo on Tuesday, Dec. 3.

OTA Research Symposium is Dec. 3

The 蜜桔直播 Occupational Therapy Assistant Program will host the Occupational Therapy Research Expo on Tuesday, Dec. 3 at the college鈥檚 Niswonger Campus in Greeneville. The walk-through poster gallery format will be open from 4-6:30 p.m. and is a drop-in event.

Occupational therapy practitioners will receive a two-hour continuing education units certificate for attendance. Students and faculty members will be available to discuss research or talk about the field in general.

鈥淚 am proud to show the research completed this semester by our students,鈥� said Courtney Boren, program director and occupational therapist. 鈥淭his is also an excellent time for interested individuals in pursuing a career in occupational therapy to learn more about becoming an OTA.鈥�

The presentations feature evidence-based work completed by first- and second-year students.

鈥淭his process teaches students how to critically look at evidence-based research. Those skills will guide future decisions. This skill will help our graduates become lifelong learners in the occupational therapy field,鈥� Boren said.  

RSVPs are not needed. For more information, contact Boren at 423-797-8187 or Courtney.BorenFREEWS.