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  • CUAA faculty share a human approach to physical therapy education

    At a national conference, Concordia educators highlighted how the Healthcare & Humanities Lab helps physical therapy students consider care through the eyes of patients and caregivers.

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  • October 20, 2026
    Alumni, Featured, News, Spotlight, Students

    When a calling takes a turn

    Not every calling looks the way you expect it to. Alana Mortimer (’25), who studied business and management at CUAA, originally planned to pursue nursing. With guidance from Concordia’s Career Center, she discovered another way to fulfill her lifelong desire to serve others.

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  • No Falls Festival makes every step count

    Concordia University Ann Arbor Doctor of Physical Therapy students spent the day working directly with individuals living with Parkinson’s disease, offering fall-prevention education, home exercise guidance and individualized recommendations designed to help participants move more safely and confidently.

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  • Joy in every step: Move & Groove Camp brings learning to life

    The inaugural Move & Groove Youth Literacy Camp welcomed students entering kindergarten through third grade for five days of movement-based literacy instruction.

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  • Why July 4 is special to me: A lifelong love of history

    Every July 4, I’m reminded of two great blessings in my life that I had absolutely no control over: 1. I was born into a Christian home with two loving, Christian parents. 2. I was born in the United States of America. With these two realities alone, I can say I’ve been incredibly blessed by God. As an American, we can’t forget our history.

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  • July 2, 2026
    Featured, News, Parents, Students, Summer

    America at 250: A CUAA reflection on gratitude and service

    Independence Day often brings familiar traditions: flags waving, families gathering, music playing and fireworks lighting the summer sky. Yet this milestone year invites us to look a little deeper.

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  • Spirituality, purpose and patient care

    Occupational therapy spans every stage of life—from a child learning to hold a pencil to an older adult returning to activities that bring meaning to everyday life, whether that's enjoying a morning cup of coffee, preparing a meal or spending time in the community.

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  • 5 reasons career changers are choosing nursing

    As more professionals seek work that aligns with their values, Concordia University Ann Arbor's DE-MSN program is helping them pursue a vocation in nursing.

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  • What’s new in CUAA’s Doctor of Occupational Therapy program

    Students considering a career in occupational therapy will soon see meaningful updates to Concordia University Ann Arbor’s Doctor of Occupational Therapy program.

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  • A campuswide invitation to ‘Rest in Christ’

    This year's theme encourages students, faculty, and staff to 'rest in Christ.'

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