Pre-Occupational Therapy Club at USC
Path to Purpose: Fund the Future of Occupational Therapy
Total Raised:
$25 of $3,000 Goal
Number of Donors:
Donors
Our Club Goals:
Your support will help ensure we can continue to organize events that align with our mission and bring more awareness to the occupational therapy field! Funds raised will go towards alumni panels, professional development workshops, social/philanthropic events, programming with OT offices/clinics, community outreach, graduate admissions support, and more! Every donation will bring us closer to growing occupational therapy within the USC community.
What is Occupational Therapy?
Occupational Therapy focuses on interventions aimed at improving human health and wellbeing, using occupation as both a means and an end/goal. Occupations are meaningful activities that occupy a person’s time, that impact - and are a result of - wellbeing and sense of self.
Our Background:
The Pre-Occupational Therapy Club is open to all students interested in Occupational Therapy. Whether you are on the career path to OT or simply curious to learn more about its meaning and practical real-world applications, the Pre-OT Club offers an array of support, resources, and opportunities to its members.
Thank you for your generous contributions towards supporting Pre-Occupational Therapy Club at USC. These donations directly support the club’s efforts to help members learn and explore more about the world of OT and overall uplift the future of Occupational Therapy
All RSOs are approved by the university and are student-run and student-led student. RSOs are affiliated with the university but not part of the university. All RSOs operate with open membership and any currently enrolled USC student may join. RSOs also operate within the university’s non-discrimination policy:
Non-Discrimination Statement: This program is open to all eligible individuals. Pre-Occupational Therapy Club at USC operates all of its programs and activities consistent with the University’s Notice of Non-Discrimination. Eligibility is not determined based on race, sex, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or any other prohibited factor.