SLPD students Marissa Caccavale (left) and Kelly Robinson (right) For Marissa Caccavale, working in communication disorders has always been the plan. “One of my dearest friends growing up had some challenges in the area of communication and one thing he always...
For Lori Mayfield, nursing wasn’t her first career. Two weeks prior to her 40th birthday, she graduated with her associates degree in nursing. But she didn’t stop there. Despite becoming a nurse later in life, Mayfield shows just how far you can go when you’re...
RMUoHP employees and students share their experiences for Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month From left to right: Mary Ah Mu, Jericho Piansay, Lauriann Mahealani Broad, and Alicia Kelly At Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions (RMUoHP), we...
“Occupational therapy (OT) has endless possibilities to support people along the life continuum to rebuild their functional skills to have...
For Amy Kashiwa, OTD, OTR/L, being an agent of change and addressing current societal issues through teaching and professional development takes...
Being a full-time student pursuing a career in exercise and sport science research, education, and coaching, Mike Kantor, MS, is excited about the...
“One of the most rewarding parts of my job is when women tell me that I made an uncomfortable experience a little less scary,” said Alyssa Heath,...
With the temperature rising, the sun shining, and people getting outside more, it’s hard to deny that spring is officially in full swing–and that...
For current Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) student Alan Freedman, MEd, ATC, LAT, his journey as an athletic trainer was often prompted by simply getting...
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