OTA 100 Occupation Throughout the Life Span 2 credits

This course introduces students to the concept of occupation. Through exploration of the meaning of the word "occupation" and what it means in social and economic terms, as an expression of individual personality, or as an influence to personal health and well-being, students gain an understanding of how individuals and groups may perceive and participate in occupations throughout a life span. The course describes the various occupations of childhood through later maturity and provides information regarding how the aging process and societal norms influence occupational choices. R, W2, M2 (2 lecture hours)

Prerequisite: Admission to Occupational Therapy Assistant Program

Corequisite: OTA 101 and HLT 205

Note: Must show evidence of current CPR Certification for Healthcare Providers.