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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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
School of Health Sciences Students Deliver Dreams

Emory & Henry School of Health Sciences Physical Therapy (PT) and Occupational Therapy (OT) students partnered with Children’s Assistive Technology Service (CATS) to provide a Go Baby Go modified off-the-shelf ride on car for a local little boy, Creed Rosenbalm. Keep reading
New Chapter from Barfield Teaches the Courage of Impairment

J.P. Barfield has worked on a collaborative textbook and written his own chapter on how to exercise while impaired physically. The textbook, Clinical Exercise Physiology, will be released globally and teach thousands of students. Keep reading
Guaranteed Admission into the Master of Science in Athletic Training Program Announced

Emory & Henry College is pleased to offer guaranteed admission into the Master of Science in Athletic Training (MSAT) program for qualifying students completing their undergraduate degree at Emory & Henry. Keep reading
Emory & Henry Announces New RN to BSN Program

Due to an ever-demanding increased need for nurses in the region, Emory & Henry College has established its first-ever RN to BSN program and is now enrolling students to start classes this fall. Keep reading
E&H Graduates First Master’s-Level Occupational Therapy Class

The School of Health Sciences graduated its first class of students with a master’s degree in Occupational Therapy (MOT) at the Lincoln Theatre on Saturday, Dec. 15 in downtown Marion. Keep reading
Doctor of Physical Therapy Early Assurance Program Announced

The DPT-EAP program offers a select number of talented high school seniors a position in the Emory & Henry College Doctor of Physical Therapy program beginning with their undergraduate studies. Keep reading