Research laboratories and community outreach and service centers in the Occupational Therapy Department enhance students’ learning experiences through ongoing opportunities for volunteer work, hourly employment, fieldwork, and research.
The ATRC offers adapted computing services to CSU students and employees with disabilities. Services include adapted computing evaluations, training, accommodations, and consultations focused on ensuring access to technology and educational opportunities.
The Brainwaves Research Laboratory has several active research projects that address brain maturation and function in typically developing children and children with disabilities.
The CCP provides employment services, case management, and educational support for individuals with disabilities and/or people experiencing barriers to employment and full community participation.
Through research, faculty development, and consultation, the Center for Occupational Therapy Education@CSU promotes excellence and evidence-based practice in graduate-level teaching and course design.
The mission of the NeuroRehabilitation Research Laboratory is to: (1) establish the most effective therapies to assist individuals with stroke to return to independent living and an enjoyable quality of life, and (2) uncover neuroplastic mechanisms that parallel and contribute to their recovery.