Curriculum
| AHCJ 605 OCTH 601 |
Critical Analysis of Scientific Literature - 3 units
Spirit of Diverse Abilities I - 3 units
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| OCTH 602 OCTH 600 |
Spirit of Diverse Abilities II - 3 units
Occupational Science & Health Promotion 3 units
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| HPRO 509 OCTH 604 |
Elective Students Choice - 3 units
Health, Society & Participation- 3 units |
| RELE 524 OCTH 631 OCTH 633 |
Bioethics & Society- 3 units
Capstone 1: Intro to Theory 7 Research - 2 units Capstone Proposal- 4 units |
| OCTH 605 OCTH 634 |
Education for Health Prof.- 3 units
Capstone II- 3 units |
| OCTH 635 OCTH 636 RELR 525 |
Capstone Proposal III - 4 units
Capstone Proposal IV - 4 units Spirituality and Mental Health- 3 units |
| OCTH 606 OCTH 605 |
Leadership in Occupational Therapy - 3 units
Education in Occupational Therapy- 3 units |
| OCTH 637 OCTH 606 |
Professional Publication & Dissemination: - 4 units
Leadership for Health Prof. -3 units |
Total 53 Quarter Units
Research Requirements
Each student will complete an independent research project including, obtaining IRB approval, implementing the project, and submitting the results for publication prior to completion of the program.
Students will be introduced to Research in the summer quarter. The pre-intensive coursework for the summer research intensive involves a review of the elements of a research proposal, APA style, IRB training, and reflective discussion of research interests and experiences via Canvas discussions. After the on-site intensive, students will continue to appropriately modify their project and submit to the IRB.
In Capstone II, students will begin their data collection. This will be the focus of this course. Students will be expected to participate in weekly discussion modules on their progress and obstacles that they have identified during data collection. In addition, students will begin to identify a journal that is appropriate for submission of their final manuscript.
Capstone III entails data collection, program implementation, and the beginning stages of data analysis. Students will work closely with their capstone committee (2-3 faculty with identified expertise in students topic choice) during this time.
In Capstone IV, students will finish data collection and any programming as they move into data analysis. After completion of Capstone IV, students move into professional publication and dissemination where they will complete their capstone project and prepare a manuscript that will be submitted to a peer reviewed journal.