Ithaca College PT Striders Join the Fight Against Breast Cancer
Physical Therapy graduate students, faculty, staff and friends walked with about 8000 others in the 14th annual "Making Strides Against Breast Cancer" fundrasing event in Rochester on October 4, 2009. Over $775,000 was raised at this event for the American Cancer Society. The walk started at Frontier Field and followed the parade route through downtown on Main Street.
More than a walk, the American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer describes the progress we're making together to fight this disease, provide comfort and hope, and save lives from breast cancer. Making Strides is not a race; it is a celebration of survivorship, and a time to share in the camaraderie of thousands of other people in a shared goal to end a disease that threatens the lives of so many people we love.
Thank you Ithaca College PT Striders for your efforts in support of breast cancer research, the survivors and their families and friends.
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Here are 14 IC PT alums and two studnents (along with current PT Department Chair, Michael Pagliarulo) who participated at the 2009 NYPTA Delegate Assembly. As there were about 100 people at the DA, IC makes a great contribution to the association.
Here are some pictures from the spring 2009 Admisions Event for accepted PT students showing some prospective students and familiy members interacting with PT Department faculty and students.
Here are the IC PT graduate students in Rochester with some IC Rochester faculty and staff at the recent ACS fundraiser walk this fall.
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.
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.
