HU Division of
Allied Health Sciences
Department of Occupational
Therapy
Sixth and Bryant St, NW
Washington, D.C. 20059
(202) 806-7572
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MS. JOYLYNNE D. WILLS
InstructorDEPARTMENT OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY |
UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE |
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Doctoral student at Howard University,
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MGA, University of Maryland, University
College, 1994
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BS, University of Pennsylvania, 1976
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE |
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August 1997-Present, Instructor, Howard University
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1984-1997, Supervisory Occupational Therapist,
D.C. Health Services for Children with Special Needs.
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1979-1980, Staff Therapist, Montgomery County
Health Department .
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1977-1979, Staff Therapist, Children's Hospital
of Pittsburgh
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RESEARCH INTERESTS |
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Analyzing the influence of early neurodevelopment
treatment on functional preschool performance for developmentally
delayed youngsters.
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Play skills as a precursor to the development
of executive functions.
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GRANTS AWARDED |
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Interdisciplinary Dysphagia Clinic, Fund
for Academic Excellence, Howard University, 2003.
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Hands-on Pediatric Laboratory, Fund for Academic
Excellence, Howard University, $2500, 1999.
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Incorporating Service-Learning in the Occupational
Therapy Curriculum, Fund for Academic Excellence.
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Pediatric Neurodevelopment Training, Fund
for Academic Excellence, Howard University, $2500, 1998.
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SELECT PUBLICATIONS |
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Wills, J., Bentley, J., Blaszkiewicz, I.,
Scott, S., (2002) Abstract, "Linking Healthy People
2010 to Diverse Populations in OT" Proceedings 13th
World Congress of Occupational Therapists, Stockholm, Sweden.
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Wills, J., Bentley, J., Blaszkiewicz, I.,
Scott, S., (2001) Abstract, "Integrating Healthy People
2010 Across the Curriculum" Journal of Allied Health.
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Wills, J and Helm, S (1996) "Juvenile
Amputee Clinic Uses Adaptive Technology", DCPAT Newsletter.
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