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Northern Arizona University receives $100,000 endowed gift from the Daughters of the American Revolution to establish the Katherine Hudson Dilley Scholarship Fund

mtf228 | December 6, 2024

Northern Arizona University is proud to announce a $100,000 endowed gift from the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), a national organization renowned for its dedication to historic preservation, education, and patriotism. This transformative gift establishes the Katherine Hudson Dilley Scholarship Fund, which will provide enduring support for graduate students in NAU’s Doctor of Physical Therapy and Doctorate of Occupational Therapy programs… Read more
Northern Arizona University Doctor of Physical Therapy and Occupational therapy representatives accepting gift from Daughters of the American Revolution.

Student Feature: Sepideh (Sepi) Almasi, Occupational Therapy

mtf228 | May 2, 2024

Second-year occupational therapy student Sepideh (Sepi) Almasi arrived in the United States in 2012 and, at the time, was unable to speak English. Read on to hear how she overcame obstacles and is on her way to becoming an occupational therapist to impact the lives of immigrants and refugees. … Read more
N A U Occupational Therapy student, Sepideh (Sepi) Almasi, posing at the Grand Canyon.

Advancing understanding, deepening empathy: NAU’s Human Anatomy class begins again this fall

mtf228 | September 2, 2023

When Janessa Raspante reflects upon what inspired her to pursue a career in occupational therapy, she can point to several influential experiences that subtly led her to this path. She was inspired by her high school anatomy teacher, an experienced physical therapist, who first introduced her to the possibility of majoring in exercise and wellness when she got to college… Read more
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