For the 2021 Fall Term, USAHS expects to resume all in-person classes, labs and on-campus academic activities and to loosen mask restrictions as recommended by CDC and state guidelines.
OT from Western Michigan University
MS in Education from the University of Michigan
MA in Developmental Psychology from Florida International University
EdD from the University of St. Augustine
Research Interests
Academic pedagogy/valid assessments
Faculty development
Occupational therapy interventions with persons exhibiting autism spectrum disorder
BACKGROUND
Anne Hull joined the occupational therapy faculty in April, 2005. Anne has a diverse background in occupational therapy – clinically, academically and administratively. She has worked in several types of clinic settings; most recently providing direct and consultative services in school based practice, with an emphasis on populations with severe and profound disabilities. She has taught at five other universities across the country and most recently was Director of Professional Development and Competency at the AOTA.
Anne is originally from Detroit, MI and received her occupational therapy degree from Western Michigan University, a MS in Education from the University of Michigan, a MA in Developmental Psychology from Florida International University, and a Doctorate in Education from the University of St Augustine. Work and family responsibilities have resulted in frequent relocations – a total of 9 states in the past 20 years. This is the second time living in Florida and she says she’s here to stay this time. She also commented on how different north and south Florida are, since her previous stay was in Miami: “they are two different experiences – very different cultures”.
Anne has taught many courses in USA’s entry level Master of Occupational Therapy program and post professional Doctorate in Occupational Therapy. Her current responsibilities include directing both the resident full time MOT program and the flex MOT program, a distance education hybrid program.
