Speaking and Engagement
Touro University
Guest lectureship for third year Occupational Therapy students on emerging OT practice areas and adaptive design
Closing The Gap
Switch It Up! Creative Ways to Teach Students with Significant Disabilities to Use Switches
Providing Remote and In-Person Instruction for Students with Significant Disabilities.
Parsons School of Design
Supported and educated fashion and industrial design students on accessibility, human centered design, task analysis, and rapport building with clients and patients.
Methodist University
Annual lectureship with focus on emerging and non-traditional occupational therapy practice, including universal/inclusive design and assistive technologies.
Columbia University
Dr. Janet Falk-Kessler Distinguished Lectureship. Educational series for graduate students, faculty, and professionals on using assistive technology for access to leisure and education.
Boston Museum of Science
Provided educational programming related to accessible and adaptive fashion and inclusivity. Included family friendly presentation and design activities
National Academies of Arts and Sciences – Aging, Disability, and Independence Forum
Promoted adaptive and inclusive design practices to support participation and independence in dressing.