Master of Science in Occupational Therapy

Students

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Nicole R. Marsh '04

I chose Occupational Therapy because it provides me with an opportunity to help individuals in need. Utica College was my first choice because of the student to teacher ratio, which assists in creating a close bond.

Brian McHale, 2006 MS Student

I chose the career of Occupational Therapy because I want to help people achieve and maintain an independent life style. I chose Utica College because the student-teacher ratio allows for effective one-on-one interaction.

Jaime Meyer, 2006 MS Student

I chose to pursue a career in Occupational Therapy because if offers a wide range of opportunities to help others. Utica College offers amazing opportunities in Occupational Therapy Education. I chose Utica College because of its new and cutting edge Master?s Degree Program.

Debbie Brown, 2006 MS Student

I wanted to pursue a career that would allow me to work with children and help them to overcome difficulties. I like to interact with children and their families to make a difference. Utica College is close to my home and I know that the college?s reputation is excellent for the Occupational Therapy Department.

Audra L. Cady '04

I chose Occupational Therapy because it involves helping a variety of people with a variety of problems: from the elderly to pediatrics.

Laura Breese-Wilkins, Class of '06 graduate (MS) weekend student

I chose Occupational Therapy because it is a field that is about working with the whole person. Occupational Therapy is such an exciting profession because you are helping individuals with the everyday task of living "life". Life is full of opportunities and being an Occupational Therapist, helping others achieve is very fulfilling. I chose the Utica College weekend program so I could continue to work full time and come to school on the weekends. I also knew that there would be a small teacher to student ratio which I feel means a greater learning environment.





Senior Occupational Therapy students (Class of '04) participate in campus-wide Backpack Awareness Day.










A group of master's level students share a supportive hug!








The 2006 Occupational Therapy master's students traveled to Syracuse on October 24, 2003 to hear Carol Stock Kranowitz, author of one of their course texts, speak on Sensory Integration Dysfunction. Each of the students got their textbooks signed by the author.

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