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Photo - Left to Right: Peter, Krista, Susan, Jane, Anne, and Michael Fenety
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I had the honor of making the first contribution to the 2015 Scholarship Fund the day it was created. The funds came from the annual Fenety family Christmas Gift Fund, set up years ago by my three sisters, two brothers and me to honor our late parents, Jack and Joyce (Nason) Fenety. Read more about the Fenety's family contribution to Dalhousie University.
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MSc Rehabilitation Research Student, Amy Barrette completed a short course she took with Jim Neale on sport photography for her thesis.
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50 years ago, Dalhousie University graduated its first physiotherapy students. Think of what drives our practice today, our educational models, our students and faculty and the fundamental theme that underlies much of what we know, how we practice and how we succeed in 2015. Read more about our latest research at the Dalhousie School of Physiotherapy.
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"I enjoy the students. I love the energy that the students bring. They really make you think."
Nancy Walker, BSc, MA
DAL PT: Class of 1981
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"I have seen the scope of practice change which further defines physiotherapy as an autonomous profession. I have seen physiotherapists emerge as leaders in health care time and time again."
Alice Aiken, PhD, MSc, BScPT, BSc (Kin)
DAL PT: Class of 1994
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The first and second year students enjoyed a day of rafting during orientation week 2015.
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Another back-to-school season has quickly come to an end as the students of Dalhousie's Physiotherapy program got settled into their, for some, new home. There were many hugs and stories shared between the returning Class of 2016 as well as many bright-eyed new faces in the Class of 2017. Read more from our students.
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Simone Vinneau, a physiotherapy graduate from the Class of 2013 is now a Clinical Instructor with the School of Physiotherapy.
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This fall, the School welcomes the 52nd physiotherapy class through our doors. As our first and second year students begin their studies, a large component of their physiotherapy program are their clinical placements. The knowledge students attain from their clinical placements and instructors is an irreplaceable experience that fosters a lifelong foundation in the profession. These experiences are only made possible through the commitment of our alumni in becoming clinical instructors. Read more about the '5 for 50 Challenge.'
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2015 is a BIG YEAR for the School of Physiotherapy! For the latest news on our 50th Anniversary Weekend, please check out our 2015 Fall Update. Events you won’t want to miss include:
SCHEDULE of EVENTS
- Fri, Oct 2: Public Lecture by Dr. Alice Aiken (4:30-5:30 p.m., Tupper Theatre B), followed by a kick-off Meet & Greet Reception (5:30-6:30 p.m., Tupper Link). All Welcome!
- Sat, Oct 3 (day): Continuing Education Courses (registration accepted until Sept 20, space is limited) – Self Directed Gross Anatomy (8:30-11:30 a.m.) and Gait Assessment (1:00-4:00 p.m.)
- Sat, Oct 3 (eve): 50th Anniversary GALA Celebration at the WTCC
- Sun, Oct 4: School Tours (10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.)
- Mon, Oct 5: Class of 2015 Convocation & Banquet (for graduates and invited guests)
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Thank you Atlantic Physiotherapy Associations!
The School of Physiotherapy would like to thank the Atlantic Physiotherapy Associations for sponsoring at the 2015 Meet & Greet on September 11, 2015.
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50th Anniversary Sponsors:
The School of Physiotherapy recognizes the support of our new sponsors for the 50th Anniversary Weekend:
Platinum:
Gold:
- Faculty of Health Professions, Dalhousie University
Silver:
- Nova Scotia Physiotherapy Association
- CBI Health Group
Bronze:
- Centric Health, LifeMark Health (Atlantic Region)
Community & Friends:
- Nova Scotia Private Practice Division
In-kind:
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