Pi Theta Epsilon at Georgia State University

Pi Theta Epsilon at Georgia State University Pi Theta Epsilon is a national occupational therapy honor society dedicated to promoting research and scholarship among students and alumni.

Come learn about travel OT with PTE next Monday!
09/12/2022

Come learn about travel OT with PTE next Monday!

Please welcome Pi Theta Epsilon’s newest executive board! Swipe left to meet the board members and to learn more about t...
04/05/2022

Please welcome Pi Theta Epsilon’s newest executive board! Swipe left to meet the board members and to learn more about their interests!

We are thrilled to announce our newest PTE members from the 2024 cohort! Congratulations to you all on this achievement!
03/02/2022

We are thrilled to announce our newest PTE members from the 2024 cohort! Congratulations to you all on this achievement!

CONGRATS to this group for wrapping up the didactic portion of the program!
12/12/2021

CONGRATS to this group for wrapping up the didactic portion of the program!

The Student Civic Engagement office at Georgia State University invites you to participate with us for our 39th  annual ...
11/21/2021

The Student Civic Engagement office at Georgia State University invites you to participate with us for our 39th annual MLK Day of Service "A Day On, Not A Day Off". MLK Day of Service honors Dr. King's legacy of service by working with the community and building unity and relationships across campuses and societies around the world. It is a powerful opportunity to serve in our community and learn about the different kinds of service you can participate in throughout the year.
This year’s MLK Day of Service is scheduled for Monday, January 17, 2022 and projects will last from 9AM-1PM. We hope that you will consider being a MLK Day volunteer. Link in bio!

Dr. Rowe is an accomplished OT practitioner, researcher, and Assistant Professor at Georgia State University. As a pract...
11/15/2021

Dr. Rowe is an accomplished OT practitioner, researcher, and Assistant Professor at Georgia State University. As a practitioner, she has worked in a number of settings including acute care, rehabilitation, outpatient, and home health, focusing on clients with neurological deficits such as brain injury. Additionally, she has worked in stroke research and practiced at the Shepherd Center in Atlanta, Georgia, in the Acquired Brain Injury unit. Dr. Rowe has done extensive research in neurorehabilitation interventions after stroke, specifically regarding motor recovery of the hemiparetic upper extremity. She has received numerous grants and awards for her research, and her work includes 25 publications, including her dissertation “Task Oriented Training and Evaluation at Home (TOTE Home)”.

Dr. Rowe is also the recipient of the Cleon C. Arrington Research Initiation Grant (RIG) Program Award for Georgia State University. The RIG award recognizes new scholarly, research initiatives that will result in external grants to continue that line of research. This campus-wide competition is held each fiscal year, and Dr. Rowe receives this award for her research in action observation (AO), an emerging intervention in stroke rehabilitation that is used to improve function in a weakened arm and hand.


Additionally, Dr. Rowe will be collaborating on an NIH R21 grant, “Addressing socioeconomic disparities in post-stroke disability through the development of an accessible, new tool” with Claire Honeycutt, a bioengineering professor at Arizona State University and Pam Rogers Bosch, Associate Professor of Physical Therapy at Northern Arizona University to research Startle Adjuvant Rehabilitation Therapy (START) as a co-PI. START is a tele-enabled, low-cost treatment to improve upper-extremity therapy outcomes in individuals with stroke – in particular individuals with severe-to-moderate stroke.

Virtual Book Fair Happening NOW! COTAD chapter is partnering with  in Decatur! This amazing, Black-owned small business ...
11/02/2021

Virtual Book Fair Happening NOW!
COTAD chapter is partnering with in Decatur! This amazing, Black-owned small business survived the pandemic and has curated a very special collection of diverse and inclusive books for all ages. We invite you to take a moment to browse what’s available and show some love by purchasing a book and spreading the word! Swipe left for instructions.

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