Begin your graduate school journey with these tips in mind. Your bachelor’s degree is behind you (maybe far behind you), and you’ve decided to go back to school for your ... Continue Reading
Blog Posts
‘Thanks for the Kidney’ – ppOTD Student Helps Out a Neighbor
In a life-long career as an Occupational Therapist, Mary Jo Ray-Jewett has been helping others her entire life. So, when she learned her 12-year-old neighbor, Will Walker, ... Continue Reading
University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences Named Recipient of 2019 OLC Award for Effective Practice in Digital Education
The Online Learning Consortium (OLC) has announced that the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences (USAHS) has been selected as a recipient for the 2019 Effective ... Continue Reading
Summer Research Day 2019
The University of St. Augustine San Marcos campus held its second annual Research Day event on August 19, 2019. There were 16 student posters and one faculty poster ... Continue Reading
Two Students Share Their Journeys to the Post-Professional OTD
One entered at the beginning of her career; the other after 30 years in the field As the profession of occupational therapy migrates toward a doctorate as the standard ... Continue Reading
Why Get Your Master’s Degree in Athletic Training?
The field is changing ahead of the 2022 mandate The profession of athletic training is changing. Historically, a bachelor’s in AT has been a sufficient educational level for ... Continue Reading
How SLPs Can Collaborate with Parents: 10 Strategies for Success
Working together to maximize the child’s progress As a speech-language therapist (SLP) working with children, you teach each child valuable skills and give them time for ... Continue Reading
‘Moving the Needle’ for Workplace Accessibility in Ohio
On January 14, 2019, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed Executive Order 2019-03D. The order established Ohio as a Disability Inclusion State and Model Employer of Individuals ... Continue Reading
10 Do’s and Don’ts for Good Vocal Health
Keep Your Voice in Shape: 10 Do’s and Don’ts Maintaining good vocal health and hygiene is a goal we should all aspire to—even if we don’t sing or speak for a living. The ... Continue Reading
Faculty Focus: Meghan Savage
For USAHS Associate Professor, Dr. Meghan Savage, communication is one of the most important skills we have, which makes a career of a Speech Language Pathologist incredibly ... Continue Reading
OT Alumnus Helps an Under-served Population of Patients
Lymphedema is more underdiagnosed than Parkinson’s, ALS and multiple sclerosis combined in the United States, and it’s more prevalent, according to Occupational Therapist and ... Continue Reading
July Faculty Achievements
University Announcement: New Dean, Digital Learning and Innovation We are pleased to announce that Dr. Puzziferro is being promoted to Dean, Digital Learning and Innovation, ... Continue Reading
