Speech Therapy At Miseri

Our DPT students have the opportunity to work with individuals in the community who are uninsured and underinsured. The students work under the supervision of a licensed physical therapist. The Physical Therapy faculty and volunteer physical therapists provide physical therapy services to the community and educational opportunities for Misericordia Physical Therapy students.

The Autism Center at Misericordia is comprised of a number of programs and services that support people on the Autism Spectrum of Disorders across their lifespan. The programs are offered by highly trained and credentialed professionals, along with graduate and undergraduate students in programs that reside in the College of Health Sciences and Education. The goal of the Autism Center is to offer the highest quality program available while endeavoring to establish programs and networks based on community needs and to fill identified gaps in care.

The studio provides opportunities for students and members of the community to take classes in painting, sculpture, drawing, and pottery taught by local artists. Misericordia University offers art classes in the Arts Studio. The large space, good lighting, and contiguous location to Passan Hall - College of Health Sciences building provides a unique opportunity for Misericordia students and members of the Back Mountain community to take art courses. The courses are taught by local artists. The arts offerings between Misericordia and its Back Mountain Arts Association to obtain a grant to renovate the 3,700-square-foot former dealership building.