The University of Findlay

Dr. Lamb, vice president of the American Occupational Therapy Association, addressed a large gathering of students, clinicians, and educators on February 14 and 15, 2013.  Her presentations focused on the timely topics of strategies for occupational therapists in the climate of health reform, as well as the importance of advocacy in policy.

Previous Visiting Scholars

	​​Dr. Diane Parham 2012	​Why Play? The Serious Nature of Play in Health and Development Play: A Powerful Tool i Occupational Therapy
​	​Dr. Renee Taylor 2011	The Intentional Relationship: Reinvigorating the Vision for Client-Centered Practice in Occupational Therapy The Intentional Relationship: Clinical Tools for Navigating the Challenges of Fieldwork and Beyond
	​Dr. Roxie Black 2010	​Is Culturally Competent Care Achievable? Becoming Culturally Competent Students: Focus on Self
​	​Dr. Karen Jacobs 2009	​How Full is Your Backpack? Being an Occupation FANATIC
​	​Dr. Florence Clark 2008	​AOTA's Centennial Vision: What is it and What Does it Mean for Practice? The Centennial Vision and Occupational Therapy in Health and Wellness: Lifestyle Redesign
​	​Dr. Charles Christiansen 2007	​Occupational Therapy's Vision for 2017 and Beyond Promoting Resilience Through Life-Style Intervention
​	​Dr. Winnie Dunn 2006	​Going Public: We're Not Just About Disability Anymore Creating a 'Sensational' Practice
​	​Dr. Carolyn Baum 2005	​The Future of Occupational Therapy The Older Adult Students Making a Difference Engagement in Everyday Activity
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