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The purpose of the Marist Pre-PT Club is to provide a framework for undergraduate students who aim to explore the profession of physical therapy. With the aid of the faculty and students from Marist鈥檚 Doctorate of Physical Therapy Program, pre-PT club members are able to gain insight into the workload, didactic and hands-on laboratory experiences that the DPT students encounter. DPT students act as liaisons providing insight on the application process, admissions, and professional achievement. The club hosts regular Q&A panels that feature current DPT students as well as local physical therapists that allow members to explore the various work environments and possibilities that the profession has to offer. Various volunteering and community involvement opportunities will be made accessible to all members. The club will host at least four meetings a semester, including a DPT student-run panel, PT speaker events, manual and physical dexterity activities, a fundraising event, etc.

Executive Board Members:

President: Veronica Pinho 鈥�25

• Serves as the main advocate between the general members and the executive board, faculty advisor, SGA, and Marist. In charge of planning and executing general member meetings and events with help of V.P. Goal-setting for the academic year and trajectory of the club.

Vice President: Peter Wisialowski 鈥�27

• Responsible for coordinating and planning with the President and overseeing the general meetings and events. Assist in setting up speaker events and they will be in direct contact with the advisor (giving updates or asking for advice).

Secretary: Maddie Healey 鈥�25

• Responsible for communication between the members and e-board. Takes attendance through Marist鈥檚 ClubDash as well as on the club2 gmail.

Treasurer: Angel Maria 鈥�27

• Manage funds and determine an annual budget for all Pre-PT events and checks to make sure that the club stays within the allotted amount. These expenses could include workshops, speaker events, etc.

Webmaster: Kiana Salierno 鈥�26

• In charge of all social media platforms, mainly including Instagram, to connect and provide information of events to members and prospective members in the club.

Schedule of Events

• Pre-PT Panel: Hosted by the Marist DPT students where members can ask informational questions regarding applications, school selection, graduate-class workload, etc.
• Physical Therapist Guest Speakers: Offer students valuable insights into physical therapy, career paths, and current trends while also providing networking opportunities and real-world knowledge.

Club Collaboration

• Fundraiser in collaboration with another Pre-Health Club (each semester)
• DEM (Delta Epsilon Mu)

Message from Faculty Advisor

Dr. Heather Roberts (DPT, Clinical Assistant Professor at 蜜月直播)
Physical therapy is a rewarding and fulfilling profession, offering both satisfaction and numerous job opportunities. However, pursuing a career in this field is a significant commitment. Engaging with clubs related to your prospective profession can provide invaluable insights and experiences.

Joining the Pre-Physical Therapy Club will help you deepen your understanding of the field and connect you with like-minded peers and professionals. These connections are crucial in shaping your journey toward physical therapy school and beyond. I encourage you to get involved and make the most of this engaging opportunity!

Meeting Times

This club usually meets once a month during the week on (most commonly) Tuesday nights at 9:30. Information regarding meeting times, dates, and locations can be found on our social media. We also keep our members informed via email.

Earn Priority Points through Clubs and Activities

To earn one (1) point: Members must attend a minimum of 50% of club/organization meetings for the semester and 50% of club/organization activities.

To earn two (2) points: Members must attend a minimum of 50% of club/organization meetings for the semester and 75% of club/organization activities PLUS the community service event.

To earn three (3) points (executive board only): Officers must attend 50% of club meetings for the semester and 100% of club activities including community service. If executive board members do not complete all of the requirements to earn three points, they will be eligible to receive up to two points based on the above criteria.

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