Pre-Occupational Therapy
Applying Knowledge to Help People in Need

Occupational Therapy is an applied science that teaches people the skills which enable them to perform the tasks of everyday living. The occupational therapist works with people of all ages who suffer some degree of disability, either congenital, emotional, post-traumatic, or post-surgical. The practice of occupational therapy may involve teaching people such simple tasks as eating or getting dressed. It may also involve teaching more difficult tasks such as learning to drive a car, operating a computer with modified control switches, or developing new job skills.

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Pre-Occupational Therapy News

• Christian Values In Science & Technology
• Calvin Gets $225k in NSF Funding
• Calvin Gets $190,000 NIH Grant

Profoundly Academic

• Calvin is ranked in the top 5% of all college graduates who go on to earn a Ph.D.

• Full-time faculty teach classes from a Christian perspective.

• Combined Curriculum Program with Washington University

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