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Dr. Berg is an experienced pediatric clinician, mentor, and lecturer. She completed her doctorate in 2016 in educational leadership with a focus on the role of occupational therapy for postsecondary students with intellectual disabilities. Dr. Berg remains passionate about fostering the growth of students and clients with varying abilities to attain optimal life independence or co-independence and competitive wage employment.

Professor Garrison has over 20 years of experience working in the medical field including long term, inpatient hospital, and psychiatric care. Her OT clinical practice has been focused in servicing those with mental health disabilities in the rural Spokane area. During that time she also provided mentoring to both students and clinicians. She has a passion for fostering the growth and development of students as well as the Occupational Therapy profession at the community level in order to support those clients with the most needs. Her experience in education involves graduate-level courses in mental health, activity analysis/synthesis, and leadership.

Prof. Levad’s clinical practice experience has been in adult acute care and inpatient rehabilitation hospital settings. She has extensive evaluation and treatment skills in acute care orthopedics, neurology, cardiovascular, ICU, mental health and general surgery. Prof. Levad has been involved with Aphasia Camp Northwest assisting in the planning and coordination of summer camp for those diagnosed with aphasia and their loved ones.

Lee has been employed in the educational administrative support arena for over 20 years and brings with her a wealth of experience, including recent experience with EWU and WSU. She received her BA in Gender Studies from the University of La Verne in southern California in 2011. Lee’s interests include scrapbooking and paper crafts, genealogy, Christian Motorcycle Association, and church volunteer activities.

Margarita has a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from EWU. She worked for EWU Records and Registration for five years before joining the Spokane EWU campus where she splits her time as Office Assistant for the Departments of Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy. When she is not working at EWU, you can find her at many musical events, concerts or festivals in the Pacific Northwest during the spring and summer. During the fall and winter, she is watching and rooting for her Pittsburgh Steelers.