Faculty

Saundra R. Farmer

Associate Professor

Director of the RN to BSN Program

Office: School of Health Sciences, Room A211
276-944-7241 Email

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School of Health Sciences Graduates 61 Students

On Saturday, Aug. 17 in the Lincoln Theatre in Marion, Va., 61 SHS students graduated with a Masters of Physician Assistant Studies or a Doctorate of Physical Therapy. Keep reading
Sensory Hallway Provides Chilhowie Students with Focus

In a recent civic engagement project, students from the E&H School of Health Sciences volunteered at Chilhowie Elementary to help create their brand new sensory hallway. Keep reading
Physical Therapy Students Earn White Coats

On Saturday, June 22, over thirty students were honored in the Lincoln Theatre in Marion, Va. for the 3rd White Coat Ceremony. The ceremony is a rite of passage signifying the beginning of the year-long clinical rotation component of the program. Keep reading
E&H MOT Program is transitioning to an entry-level OTD

Emory & Henry College has received approval from SACS-COC to transition the MOT program to an entry-level OTD program with a tentative start date of fall 2020 depending on approval from ACOTE. The OT program has submitted a letter of intent with ACOTE and will be completing an application for Candidacy by August 2019. ACOTE will make a decision on Candidacy by December 2019. Keep reading
A Look Back - MOT Class of 2019

The following 2 videos were presented at the pinning ceremony in May 2019 to show the accomplishments of the MOT Class of 2019 for the past 2 years. Keep reading
White Coat Ceremony Welcomes New Physician Assistant Students

The School of Health Sciences held a White Coat Ceremony on Monday, May 20 welcoming the Physician Assistant Studies program class of 2021 at the Lincoln Theatre in Marion, Va. Keep reading
Emory & Henry OT Students Earn Pins After Completing Two Years

On Tuesday, April 30, Emory & Henry honored the School of Health Sciences Master of Occupational Therapy (OT) class of 2019 who are completing the classroom portion of their program. Keep reading