Roger Ideishi, Program Director and Professor, is partnering and a co-investigator with Drs. Caroline Umeda, Dominican University in California (principal investigator) and Liz Schmidt, Lincoln Memorial University in Tennessee (co-investigator) on a three-year $600,000 federal grant from the National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research (NIDLIRR) to support arts organizations in improving their accessibility services for neurodivergent communities.
Faculty Across the U.S. Receive $600,000 Grant to Support Accessibility
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Carolin Capurro Perez, OTD' 25, has been selected to receive the Mentored Research Scholarship from the American Occupational Therapy Foundation's Standing for Research Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity Committee. The scholarship program funds clinicians' and graduates' participation in mentored…
The prestigious E.K. Wise Scholarship is awarded to a GW OTD student for the pursuit of leadership, service, and diversity.
Libby Hladik, PhD, OTR, to serve in the occupational therapy program as assistant professor upon completion of her Fulbright Fellowship in Prague, Czech Republic.