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Mitchell Symposium Fall 2022: “Doing Our Best: Individual and Collective Responses to Changing Times”

This fall's Mitchell Symposium will be held in a hybrid format - both in-person and virtually - and features a lecture and Q&A presented by Dr. Gail Whiteford.

This annual event is dedicated to the late Marlys Mitchell, PhD, founder of the MS OT program at UNC, and her husband, Earl. We invite you to a public lecture that is part of a two-day symposium in which students will have opportunities to discuss Dr. Whiteford's work.

A link to register to attend the event, along with a Zoom link, will be shared soon.

Continuing Education: Ethics Event 2023

Bondurant Hall, Room G100

The UNC Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy is pleased that Dr. Micheal Sandbank will be presenting "Ethical Considerations for Enacting Evidence-Based Practice" at this year's Ethics Event and a panel of practitioners will share their perspectives. We hope you'll join us for this free hybrid event.  When: Monday, May 15 at 7:15 p.m. Where: … Read more

Mitchell Symposium, Spring 2024: “Practice and Policy: Applications of Occupational Science”

Bondurant Hall, Room G100

The UNC Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy is pleased to host Dr. Rebecca Aldrich and Dr. Antoine Bailliard as our speakers for the Spring 2024 Mitchell Symposium.

This annual event is dedicated to the late Marlys Mitchell, PhD, founder of the MS OT program at UNC, and her husband, Earl. 

This is a hybrid event being held in Bondurant G-100 and on Zoom. 

Annual Ethics Event: “Balancing Acts: The Intersection of Power, Advocacy, and Moral Courage in Occupational Therapy Practice”

The UNC Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy is pleased that Dr. Sue Coppola will be presenting "Balancing Acts: The Intersection of Power, Advocacy and Moral Courage in Occupational Therapy Practice" at this year's Ethics Event. We hope you'll be able to join us for this free hybrid event.  Zoom link About Sue Coppola Dr. Coppola spent more … Read more