The School of Human Service Professions is expanding with the launch of the new Doctor of Occupational Therapy program. Beginning in June, the three-year doctoral program will include hands-on, experiential learning, clinical research, personal faculty mentorship and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Stetser Elementary School now has a library – thanks to four students in Widener’s Community Engaged Teacher Education (CETE) program.
Physical therapy alum helps military personnel recover from injury and return to duty.
Through $60K grant, Widener offers new program for students with intellectual disabilities
Widener's Interdisciplinary Sexuality Research Collaborative receives ViiV Healthcare grant to continue developing sexuality education resources and tools
Funding supports Mobil-Aider, a FDA-approved, patent-pending joint mobility tool developed by Professor Dawn Gulick
Widener students bring health care workshops To Chester
At Widener’s physical therapy pro bono clinic, graduate students help patients in the community regain their mobility and restore their lives.