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President: Kimberly Rhodes Vice President: Nicole Bechstein Secretary: Suellen Yekisa Treasurer: Carrie Lang Public Relations: Jordyn Farver Fossil: Elizabeth Shipp Assembly of Student Delegates: Sarah Collura Ways and Means: Jennifer Matkovich
Pi Theta Epsilon Pi Theta Epsilon (PTE) is the honorary society of occupational therapy. The PTE chapter at The Ohio State University is Lambda, originally established in 1984. Pi Theta Epsilon recognizes and encourages superior scholarship and service among students enrolled in the professional Occupational Therapy program. The purpose of this honor society is to contribute to the advancement in the field of Occupational Therapy through special projects of its members; to provide a basis for relationships among accredited schools of occupational therapy; and to work in cooperation with the aims and ideals of the Student Occupational Therapy Association. Induction into PTE is based on grade point average, class rank, and written application.
Members in Lambda Chapter of Pi Theta Epsilon for 2007-2008:
Carrie Lang
Carla Macali
Jenny Matkovich
Kelly Pohlman
Cheryl Reibold
Irene Santoni
Suellen Sharp
Elizabeth Shipp
Heather Vershure
Current Lambda chapter projects include: OSU graduate panel speaking on Level II fieldwork and a service project for victims of Hurricane Katrina.
Faculty advisor: Peggy Beckley, Ph.D., OTR/L
American Occupational Therapy Association
Ohio Occupational Therapy Association Membership information
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