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  • Saturday, September 07, 2019 1:21 PM | Lyndsi Klundt (Administrator)

    Physical Therapy educational research is alive and well in North Dakota! Currently, all three DPT programs simultaneously have a publication with the Journal of Physical Therapy Education.

    At the University of Jamestown, Dr. Mitch Wolden and Dr. Brittany Anderson published a case report titled, “Enhancing pediatric education for physical therapy students through the development of community partnerships to facilitate experiential learning: A case report.”

    At the University of North Dakota, Dr. Renee Mabey, Dr. Peggy Mohr, and Dr. Thomas Mohr published a research report titled, “Physical therapist student use of social media and perceptions of professional behaviors regarding social media postings.”

    At the University of Mary, Dr. Mary Dockter, Dr. Heather Lundeen, and Dr. Michael Parker published a method/model presentation titled, “An interprofessional geriatric experiential learning experience: Its impact on physical and occupational therapist students.”

    Congratulations to all of the authors on your hard work and dedication to advancing the physical therapy profession!


  • Wednesday, July 24, 2019 4:10 PM | Anonymous

    Our chapter is embracing APTA’s strategic plan objective to embody the APTA mission and vision through an integrated brand strategy!

    By unifying our association branding, we will create clarity for our members and potential members. It will be easier to recognize APTA’s collective offerings and value. The unified brand will help us provide a more consistent member experience, strengthening our community in the spirit of APTA’s mission.

    Rebranding is about much more than a new look or logo. Our brand will encourage us to act for impact, better leveraging our state-level expertise on behalf of members and potential members. The profession is evolving and so are we. Our new brand represents an investment in the future to maximize our impact. We’re sending a message that symbolizes our unity and ability to work together for the benefit of the profession and the public it serves. By creating a more unified brand, we strengthen our voice and our ability to represent and advocate for our members, the physical therapy profession, and the people we serve.

    What to look for in the future:

    APTA national is launching a new brand in the summer of 2020 with the launch of a new APTA.org. Look for our chapter’s new name, logo, and visual look now here on our website and on social media.

    Other chapters and sections also can adopt the new brand and may reveal their new look before or after APTA does so. APTA hopes to align as many components as possible before the end of the association’s centennial year of 2021, but participation in the unified brand is voluntary.


  • Wednesday, July 17, 2019 6:09 PM | Anonymous

    APTA has once again received national honors from the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE)—this year, for APTA resources on financial literacy and student debt management, as well as for a collaborative program that helps aspiring physical therapist (PT) and physical therapist assistant (PTA) education program directors hone their leadership skills.

    ASAE announced that APTA was the recipient of 2 "Power of A" awards: a Gold Award for the association's Financial Solutions Center, and a Silver Award for its Education Leadership Institute (ELI) fellowship program. ASAE's Power of A (the A stands for "association") Awards are the industry's highest honor, recognizing the association community's valuable contributions on local, national, and global levels.

    Read more: http://www.apta.org/PTinMotion/News/2019/07/16/ASAEAwards2019/


  • Sunday, April 14, 2019 6:15 PM | Anonymous

    Congratulations to Kathy Day on being awarded the NDPTA Outstanding Service Award. 

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