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1 Peggy Schultz 1970 Dip. O.T. Staff OT - St Thomas Psychaitric Hospital after graduation and then travelled to England to work in 'therapeutic community' concept at Exe Vale Hosp (Exeter, Devon). Quick 'stint' back at Children's Hospital(psychiatry)in Wpg (1974). Then BScOT at Univeristy of Western Ontario and Chief OT at Children's Psychiatric Research Institute, London, ON. Last job as 'practising OT' in Toronto in community with COTA and then to U of T for Master of Health Sciences, Health Promotion specialization (1984) Community Consultant with Canadian Mental Health Association (ON)and then in 1988 began with start-up organization called Ontario Prevention Clearinghouse to create and support health promotion paradigm. continue as Health Promotion Consultant with Health Nexus (previously known as Ontario Prevention Clearinghouse)= www. healthnexus.ca - building on my experience as occupational therapist to build capacity with organizations and communities that are trying to create conditions for population health. September 2012

2 Dr. Emily Etcheverry (Emily Denholm) 1971 Dip.O.T., 1978 B.O.T. Career Highlights: I most enjoyed my clinical experiences as an occupational therapist working on the rheumatic diseases unit team at the the Rehabilitation Hospital and later working in the community for the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society. At the University since 1976, I have loved my years of teaching and several years of fieldwork coordination. Following completion of my PhD, I took the position of Department Head in, a position I held for 6 years. A highlight of my time as Department head was leading the transition to the Master of Occupational Therapy program. Currently, I have the privilege of serving as the Director of the School of Medical Rehabilitation and participating with others in the health sciences cluster to forge new relationships and plans for the future. September 2012

3 Karen McNally (Karen Berkle) 1971 Dip. O.T. After graduation I worked in Ontario, Canada in mental health before moving to England in Further qualified as a Dramatherapist and pychodynamic counsellor whilst working in London. After having my children, I changed direction to work in the learning disability field, where I ended up managing a community outreach service for adults with Learning Disabilities in Greenwich Social Services. I recently retired in April. I am now adjusting to my new pathway in life, enjoying the freedom of not having any work related responsibilities. To my delight I have recently become a grandmother of beautiful Rose and am lucky enough to live near my daughter. My husband and I share common interests of gardening, birdwatching(complete novices) and going off on motorcycle day trips, weather permitting! We intend to travel as much as possible and get to know more of the U.K., as well as making sure that I get my trips back home. Regards and much love to all who may remember me. Karen xx

4 Frayda Raber 1973 Dip. O.T., 1977 B.O.T. Staff Occupational Therapist- Rehabilitation Centre, Winnipeg and again Staff Occupational Therapist, Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto,ON and Director of, National Defense Medical Center, Ottawa, ON Assistant Director of, Ottawa General Hospital, Ottawa, ON Staff Occupational Therapist, Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario, Dependantly Handicapped School Care Program Staff Occupational Therapist, The Ottawa Hospital, Ottawa, ON to the present. Treasurer, Ontario Society of Occupational Therapists Steward for,the Ottawa Hospital, Ottawa for OPSEU (Ontario Public Service Employees Union) am a staff Occupational Therapist at The Ottawa Hospital working full time in acute care on an Internal Medicine Unit. I represent on several corporate committees at The Ottawa Hospital - Accreditation, Bariatrics, Falls Prevention. I represent OT from Internal Medicine within Occupational Therapy on our OT Executive Committee and OT Month promotions committee.

5 Juliette (Archie) Cooper 1979 B.O.T. Began teaching in the program at the University of Manitoba program in PhD in Human Anatomy in Director of SMR from 1999 to Muriel Driver Lecturer, Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists, June am retired, was appointed Professor Emeritus in 2005, and continue to teach, now in the MOT program. I still love teaching anatomy!

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