This year, FOTA 2023 will be in St. Petersburg, FL at Nova Southeastern University from 11/4 - 11/5. The keynote speaker will be the illustrious Dr. Douglene Jackson, delivering the topic, "Imagining an Evolved Occupational Therapy Profession."
SFBOTC Members will be participating in various presentations throughout the conference weekend. Keep an eye out for:
SC-22: Phenomenological Study Experiences of Black OT Students & Practitioners
SC-23: Supporting student success in Fieldwork: Considerations for diverse students
SC-157: Journals of Outkast: Using Hip Hop Prompts for Student Reflection in FW
WS-21: Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges: Cultivating Belonging for Black Students
WS-158: The Future of Occupation is Hip Hop: A Provocation
SP-25 (Nova Southeastern-Ft. Lauderdale): Identifying Trends for Students with Disabilities Accessing Services During Postsecondary Transition: A Literature Review
SP-78 (FAMU): The Examination of Psychological Distress in African American Female College Students
SP-79 (FAMU): The Perceived Effects of Stress and Anxiety on Student-Athlete Occupational Performance
SP-94 (FAMU): How Does Music Affect Stress and Anxiety in College Students?
SP-98 (FAMU): The Effects of Employment on the Autistic Adult Population
SP-99 (FAMU): Negative Effects and Struggles of Non-majority Student Population at Universities
SP-167 (Nova Southeastern - Fort Lauderdale) What are the experiences of patient and family faculty participating in a Patient and Family Engaged Care interprofessional educational experience?
(SP - student poster, SC - short course, WS - workshop)
Stop by to share educational material, engage in thought-provoking discussions and reconnect in person. Looking forward to seeing you all!
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