Here are pictures of some people and "goodies" who attended the 2007 version of the Student PT Club's annual kick off social for students and faculty to meet for a fun night of judging and eating.
Here are some pictures of the 15th annual free clinical education conference, held in Rochester, June 15, 2007.
See some students, faculty, and "goodies" from the annual Student PT Club " Dessert Night" get together.
Here are a few pictures of Department Chair, Michael Pagliarulo, conducting the graduate students in a "mock" session of the APTA House of Delegates. In this session the students, consider, debate, and vote on motions recently considered by House of Delegate, the official governing body of the American Physical Therapy Association.
This is a photo of sculpture created by 2006-07 graduate student, Alana Yerman, while she was a senior, and put on display in the Campus Center.
The following undergraduate students received awards at the School of Health Sciences and Human Performance Annual Senior Awards Ceremony and Reception on May 10, 2006:
The following senior year students completed research and special interest projects in academic year 2005-06 and presented their work at the PT department's annual project presentation night, April 4, 2006:
- Jessica Graham, Monica Lesslie, Clare Stanton (faculty advisor Katherine Beissner) - The Impact of a Group Exercise/Nutrition Program on the Health Related Quality of Life of Older Adults
- Alison Bailey (faculty advisor Michael Buck) - Choosing When and When Not to Use Spinal Manipulation for Patients With Low Back Pain
This is a photo of the graduate students who participated in last Octobers' "Making Strides Walk" in Rochester.
PT students from Ithaca College, Clarkson University, U of Buffalo, and PTA students from Nassau Community College gathered in Binghamton, NY Saturday October 8th to assist with the Special Olympics New York Fall Games. Over 700 athletes gathered in the Southern Tier area to compete in the Games. The PT students performed the APTA's FunFitness screenings, testing the athletes' strength, flexibility, and balance, and offered education and advice for enhancing their performance.
Eighteen IC PT students, and faculty member Barb Belyea, participated. IC had the largest contingent of any program.
Here are some of the 2005-06 junior PT students "helping out" at a "Wheelchair Wash" fundraiser while they were in Rochester during the summer of 2005 taking Human Anatomy.
