In Photos: Admitted Student Day

GW eOTD 2023
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Kiara Caldwell
student and friend holding GW OT letters smiling in front of sign
student and friend holding GW OT letters smiling in front of sign
student smiling in front of GW OT sign and balloons
Crowd at ASD 2023
ASD Sitting in classroom eating and socializing
student and friend in front of GW OT sign and balloons
3 faculty sitting on couch in gw ot facility
admissions officer holding GW SMHS sign
GW table cloth with branded bags on top
Food with GW OT napkin

The entry-level doctor of occupational therapy program celebrated Admitted Student Day for the incoming class of 2026, on Saturday, June 12, 2023. Faculty, staff, and current students celebrated the new students who attended in-person and virtually.

Attendees received a branded gift bag filled with GW SMHS goodies, took photos, toured the brand-new facility, played trivia, asked current students questions, met our team, and enjoyed delicious food.

View the full photo album on our Facebook page.

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