Dates for the 2008 transitional D.P.T. program will be announced soon. In 2007 the program ran September 10 - November 16.
To apply for the 2008 DPT program use the link below to go to IC Division of Graduate Studies and click on the apply online icon. There is a NO registration fee. The deadline for application is May 1, 2008.
Use this link to go to the IC Division of Graduate Studies.
For more information contact Dr. Ernest Nalette.
We recently established a foot and ankle research center as part of the movement analysis research laboratory, at the Rochester Center. This facility will enhance ongoing clinical research projects for students and faculty.
For additional information, scroll down to the Rochester section at the bottom of FAQs.
On Wednesday, October 4, 2006, the School of HSHP formally opened a new campus at Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School. The campus will primarily be used as the base for the summer Human Anatomy course and the final graduate year of the physical therapy program.
Ithaca College maintains a teaching and research facility in Rochester, NY on the campus of the Colgate Rochester Crozier Divinity School and has an affiliation with the University of Rochester and Strong Memorial Hospital. Rochester is about 100 miles, or less than a two-hour drive, from Ithaca. The IC physical therapy department has seven full-time permanent IC faculty at its Rochester campus.
In 2006, Ithaca College developed a space sharing agreement with the Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School and renovated new teaching facilities. See more ...
The CRCDS facility is located in Rochester on South Goodman St. and Highland Ave. and is about 1.5 miles from Strong Hospital and the U. of R. Medical School. IC renovated about 16,000 square feet of space to use for PT teaching and research activities and shares an additional 10,000 square feet with the divinity school.
The Ithaca College/CRCDS facility is situated to take advantage of the extensive health care providers and the experiences in metropolitan Rochester, and other facilities throughout Monroe County. An agreement with the University of Rochester will continue to allow our PT students to use clinical and laboratory facilities at the University of Rochester Medical Center campus and Strong Memorial Hospital, as well as access to other U of R facilities such as libraries, computer services, and recreational and residential facilities.
PT students spend one summer and the final graduate year at our CRCDS Rochester Center.
