OT class of 2011 receives pins
Posted: September 16, 2010In celebration of their academic achievements, 26 third-year residential occupational therapy (OT) students gathered on Sept. 14 for a pinning and awards luncheon. The students spent the morning presenting group research projects and attending a career fair held on campus.
Award winners at the luncheon included Kristel Croffoot, OT ’11, and Rachel Feierstein, OT ’11, Leadership Award; Keri Yocom, OT ’11, Spirit of Occupational Therapy Award; Kendra Mitchell, OT ’11, Rachel Feierstein, OT ’11, and Jessica Nelson, OT ’11, Innovative Program Development Award; and Alexis Van Brocklin, OT ’11, Paula Tadano Memorial Scholarship Award.
“The OT pinning ceremony for the residential OT students is a lovely way to recognize all the achievements of the students,” says Bernadette Mineo, Ph.D., OTR/L, chair, occupational therapy. “It also acknowledges their transition from the didactic portion of the curriculum into their final Level II Fieldwork clinical experiences and eventual status as alumni. We wish them all the best!”