Faculty

Saundra R. Farmer

Associate Professor

Director of the RN to BSN Program

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

Adjunct Faculty
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Sherrie D. Phillips

Adjunct Faculty

Office: School of Health Sciences
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Kathy Wilkinson

Adjunct Faculty

Office: Virtual Office hours by appointment
276-492-1100 Email

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Second Class of Occupational Therapists Graduate from School of Health Sciences

Emory & Henry College School of Health Sciences graduated its second class of students with a master’s degree in Occupational Therapy (MOT) at the Lincoln Theatre on Saturday, Dec. 14 in downtown Marion. The 33 students hail from six states and plan to practice in various areas of the country.
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Emory & Henry College receives approval for Candidacy from ACOTE for an entry-level (OTD) Doctorate in Occupational Therapy

The next accepting class in the occupational therapy program will be in an entry-level OTD program. This class will begin August 2020. Keep reading
Go Baby Go Gives Another Set of Wheels

The School of Health Sciences and Go Baby Go teamed up again to give a car to toddler Elise Mullins of Marion, Va. Keep reading
Grupp Gets Closer to the Heart

Erica Grupp has completed her internship with UVA Health System. Over the course of her internship, Erica used ultrasound waves to observe the human heart and identify potential problems. Keep reading
E&H Helps Another Child Hit the Road!

Emory & Henry School of Health Sciences Physical Therapy (PT) and Occupational Therapy (OT) students partnered with Children’s Assistive Technology Service (CATS) to provide another Go Baby Go modified off-the-shelf ride on car for a local little boy, Zavier House. Keep reading
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