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Lunch & Learn Featured in Penn Yan Chronicle Express

“The Yates County Office for the Aging’s “Lunch and Learn” program is designed for elderly residents but a much younger group has learned a lot from it as well the past few months.

Students in Professor of Occupational Therapy Jean Wannall’s Occupational Development in Older and Later Adult (OCC 353) class gained valuable hands-on experience by attending the weekly programs in Branchport.”

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• OT Major Field Period Spotlights

  Jessica Ingutti ’13 Occupational Therapy Intern at Purple Pony Therapeutic Horsemanship

  

  Jessica Ingutti ’13 Occupational Therapy

  Hometown

  Rochester, N.Y.

  Field Period Site

  Purple Pony Therapeutic Horsemanship

  Field Period Location

  Rochester, N.Y.

  Title

  Intern

  Duties Performed

  This Field Period allowed me to assist students in safely completing a lesson, work with instructors to improve the program, and learn about NARAH and AHA.

  Best Aspect

  The best aspect of this Field Period was working hands-on with the students and seeing the joy that the horses bring to them.

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  Majoring in Occupational Therapy

  Catherine Armani-Munn ’09 Occupational Therapy OT Student Intern at Meadowbrook Healthcare

  

  Catherine Armani-Munn ’09 Occupational Therapy

  Hometown

  Plattsburgh, N.Y.

  Field Period Site

  Meadowbrook Healthcare

  Field Period Location

  Plattsburgh, N.Y.

  Title

  OT Student Intern

  Duties Performed

  I assisted patients with exercise programs and attended family care/Medicare meetings.

  Best Aspect

  This Field Period clarified my interest in the occupational science major from a pediatric population to a geriatric population.

  In the News

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  Ashley Joswick ’08 Occupational Therapy Intern at New York State School for the Deaf

  

  Ashley Joswick ’08 Occupational Therapy

  Hometown

  New Hartford, N.Y.

  Field Period Site

  New York State School for the Deaf

  Field Period Location

  Rome, N.Y.

  Title

  Intern

  Duties Performed

  I had the ability to use American Sign Language to communicate with children, and participated in team projects.

  Best Aspect

  I was able to practice and then conduct professional job behaviors.

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  Majoring in Occupational Therapy

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