Lifelong connections, a deep sense of purpose, and spending plenty of time outside… Laura Allston MSUS ’21 rounds up the ways that studying sustainability can make your world— and the whole world— a better, brighter place.

At her therapeutic horse center, Hilltop Horizons, Master of Occupational Therapy student, Ainsley Berringer has found a way to merge her love of horses with her love of empowering others, all while utilizing a very special (and equine-centric) therapeutic strategy.

Kelly Nestman ’16, MAP ’20 graduated from Chatham with a major in Women and Gender Studies and a minor in Business. When it came time to choose a graduate program, her experience as an undergrad made Chatham a natural choice for grad school too! We caught up with Kelly to hear all about her time at Chatham, her passion projects, and what’s next for her.

Join us as we catch up with Emma Tucker ‘20 on her life as the head of the Chatham Feminist Coalition, her upcoming plans, and her favorite things to do outside of her studies, in this by-students, for-students spotlight!

In this edition of Ask an Expert, Exercise Science student and future Occupational Therapist Cagney Sargent ‘20, provides helpful hints on safely working out from home during quarantine.

Happy Nurses Week! Chatham University has a proud legacy of educating compassionate, career-ready nurses. Now more than ever, their services are critical to our safety. But who is caring for our healthcare workers? Click for concrete ways you can give back to nurses who are giving their all, plus Assistant Professor Jennifer Wasco, DNP, RN shares her thoughts on the important role education plays in supporting nurses during difficult times.

Sydney Saunders is making the most of her Chatham experience through one of our integrated degree programs (IDP), which will allow her to complete a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies in just five years. Check out how Sydney is maximizing the IDP benefits.

Falk School faculty offer a variety of tools sampled from some of the world’s leading sustainability-minded organizations in a new Field Guide for Future Sustainability Leaders.

April marks National Occupational Therapy month and Chatham’s Occupational Therapy students are celebrating by sharing their health and wellness tips through the #OTChangingLives campaign. Check out their daily health checklist and more!

ICYMI, Chatham faculty and staff have been providing expert opinions and guidance all over the news. We gathered some of the most timely features for your perusing.

Proposed by Occupational Therapy students, the sensory garden at Eden Hall Campus is one of the many ways ChathamU combines sustainability and health science. This therapeutic garden is designed to engage the senses, provide a respite from the often frenetic pace of college life, and serve as a both a healing and a research tool.

Stressed, scared, or overwhelmed? We feel you, ChathamU! We’re counting down some of our favorite ways to alleviate stress and anxiety in the midst of these uncertain times.