OT Students Celebrate Paralympic and Olympic Athletes

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GW Occupational Therapy Students at the Celebration of the Paralympic and Olympic athletes

GW occupational therapy students volunteered at the White House for the 2024 Celebration of the Paralympic and Olympic athletes on Monday, September 30. The students supported accessibility services while observing the social impact of system change, inclusivity, and public accessibility.

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Roger Ideishi and Joshua Taylor and Sarah Doerrer
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Roger Ideishi, Caroline Umeda, and Liz Schmidt
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Dr. Sawyer at OTAG Annual Scientific Conference
Occupational Therapy Association of Ghana Features Dr. Kellie Sawyer
Dr. Kellie Sawyer presented at the 2024 Occupational Therapy Association of Ghana (OTAG) Annual Conference.