“I Chose Salus” Series
 

Choosing a program that will dictate your career can be a daunting choice. “Is this something I can see myself doing for years to come?” and “will I feel confident in my choice?” are just some of the questions that run through the mind when choosing a program that will later become a career. Sometimes it is best to seek advice from those who have lived it. The University’s “I Chose Salus” series will give prospective students a sense of what a program is like, and how those who chose it feel about their choice. 
 
Courtney Callahan, Occupational Therapy

Courtney Callahan, Occupational Therapy

Courtney Callahan, Occupational Therapy

I love how the school is all graduate students because everyone understands the work ethic that is required. The interdisciplinary approach is fun and the professors are amazing.
Saahi Katari, Audiology

Saahi Katari, Audiology

Saahi Katari, Audiology

I chose Salus because I want a comprehensive mix of academia and clinical experience to become as versatile of an audiologist as I can be!

Emily Vasile, BLVS, Low Vision Rehabilitation

Emily Vasile, BLVS, Low Vision Rehabilitation

Emily Vasile, BLVS, Low Vision Rehabilitation

The field of blindness and low vision studies has always been of particular interest to me as I have had low vision since birth.

Francesca Crozier-Fitzgerald, BLVS, Teacher of the Visually Impaired

Francesca Crozier-Fitzgerald, BLVS, Teacher of the Visually Impaired

Francesca Crozier-Fitzgerald, BLVS, Teacher of the Visually Impaired

Though I initially took a different path as a journalist, I decided in 2016 that I wanted to be directly involved with the eye care profession, specifically where I could have an impact on special education services available to students and young adults with visual impairments.

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