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The following are the schools which have been approved by the Council on Medical Education and Hospitals of the American Medical Association:

BOSTON SCHOOL OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY, inaffiliation with Tufts College – Boston, Massachusetts

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY – New York, New York UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS – Chicago, Illinois

Michigan College of Education – Kalamazoo, Michigan UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS – Lawrence, Kansas

MICHIGAN STATE NORMAL COLLEGE – Ypsilanti, Michigan MILLS COLLEGE – Oakland, California

MILWAUKEE DOWNER COLLEGE – Milwaukee, Wisconsin UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA – Minneapolis, Minnesota MOUNT MARY COLLEGE – Milwaukee, Wisconsin

UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE – Durham, New Hampshire NEW YORK UNIVERSITY – New York, New York

OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY – Columbus, Ohio

PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY, affiliated with the University of Pennsylvania – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

COLLEGE OF PUGET SOUND – Tacoma, Washington

RICHMOND PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTE of the College of William and Mary – Richmond, Virginia

COLLEGE OF ST. CATHERINE – St. Paul, Minnesota SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE – San Jose, California

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA – Los Angeles, California

TEXAS STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN – Denton, Texas UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO – Toronto, Canada

1953*

President: Jean Vann

Vice President: Betty Irle & Judy Lippold (after June) Secretary: Louise Weidlich & Joyce Wong (after September) Treasurer: Clara Brainard Smithhisler

Delegate: Barbara Vieske & Grace Black (after June)

Alternative Delegate: Grace Black & Flora Fisher (after June) Major Events:

1. There were 18 occupational therapists in Oregon this year: Miss Mary Ann Best

Ruthann Betlach Miss Mary Boyce Miss Grace Black Miss Clara Brainard Mrs. Evelyn Brill Miss Jean Dion Miss Audrey Dooley Miss Virginia Hatch Mrs. Charlotte Howland Miss Nancy Hulings Miss Betty Irle Mr. Robert Miller Miss Mary Minglin Mrs. Jean Vann Mrs. Louise Weidlich Miss Helen Wood Mrs. Martha Mitchell

included: Sacred Heart Hospital, Eugene; Matson Memorial Hospital, Milwaukie; and Good Samaritan, Portland.

3. The 36th Annual Conference of the American Occupational Therapy Association was held in Houston, Texas on November 13-20, 1953.

4. The Fifth Annual Western International Conference of Occupational and Physical Therapists was held in Vancouver, B.C., on May 30-31, 1953. The theme of the conference was “Progress Together”.

5. At the general membership meeting in November, there was a general discussion on the issue of licensure. No action was taken by the group at this time.

6. Grace Black developed a membership roster as a personal project.

7. OTAO contacted the Physical Therapy and Nursing Associations to learn how tofind out about bills that were pertinent to our association in the State Legislature.

8. Fund Raising project suggested by Clara Brainard Smithhisler: Sell raffle tickets on a large doll that the therapists have made a layette for. The tickets were to sell fortwenty-five cents each and each therapist was to sell forty tickets. The “Baby Doll” was raffled off in December and won by a volunteer at the Portland Rehabilitation Center who had a five year old girl.

1954*

President: Louise Weidlich Vice President: Betty Irle Secretary: Robert Miller Treasurer: Mary Ann Best Delegate: Grace Black

Alternative Delegate: Mary Boyce Major Events:

1. There were eighteen working Occupational Therapists and seven “at home” therapists in 1954.

2. Occupational Therapy Departments at this time included: Holladay Park Hospital – 1 therapist

Morningside Hospital – 2 therapists

Portland Rehabilitation Center – 2 therapists University of Oregon Medical School – 2 therapists V.A. Hospital – Portland – 3 therapists

V.A. Hospital – Vancouver – 3 therapists Oregon State Hospital – 1 therapist Children’s Hospital School – 2 therapists V.A. Hospital – Roseburg – 2 therapists

3. The following motion was made at the March 5, 1954 membership meeting: Grace Black made a motion that was

an interest in, and recognition of the need for, or comparable status for, non-professional personnel, for OT aides and/or assistants. It was seconded by Mary Boyce and approved.

1955*

President: Louise Weidlich Vice President: Jean Vann Secretary: Robert Miller Treasurer: Fredda Lamp Delegate: Grace Black

Alternative Delegate: Mary Boyce Major Events:

1. The focus again this year is on recruitment.

2. The 7th annual Western International Conference of Occupational and Physical Therapy was held in British Columbia.

President: Elizabeth Irle Vice President: Robert Glass Secretary: Ann Thompson Treasurer: Marilyn Forse Delegate: Evelyn Bengson

Alternative Delegate: Louise Weidlich Major Events:

1. OTAO is the largest that it has ever been with twentyfive active members and five associate members. The aim of the association during this year is to make the meetings as constructive as possible. Jan Beelan, OTR, starts the occupational therapy department at Holladay Center.

2. The 8th Annual Western International Conference of Occupational and Physical Therapists is held in Portland at the Masonic Temple (May 19 and 20). The theme for the conference is “Pain”. Articles on occupational therapy appear in RN (nursing journal and McCalls Needlework.)

4. A Rehabilitation Institute was offered by the University of Oregon in cooperation with the Oregon Division of Vocational Rehabilitation and Oregon Tuberculosis and Health Association (July 29 – August 10, 1956). The purpose of the institute was to provide a basic training to representatives from the various communities that will lead to better integration and teamwork in serving the handicapped throughout the state.

1. Non working occupational therapists sponsored a cookie and cookie dough sale at the monthly meetings; Christmas card sale; A complete layette was designed and made for a doll that was raffled off at the December meeting.

President: Robert Glass

Vice President: Elizabeth Callahan Secretary: Margaret Drake Treasurer: Dorothy Richards Delegate: Evelyn Bengson Alternative Delegate: Ruth Pray Major Events:

1. Governor Robert Holmes designated a committee for the Study of the Problems of the Aged. Robert Miller, OTR, was appointed to that committee.

2. The annual conference of the American Occupational Therapy Association was held in Cleveland, Ohio on October 21-25. This conference was called the Institute Conference. One of the issues addressed by the national association at this conference was that there was a need to determine the boundaries between occupational therapy and physical therapy.

3. The 9th Western International Conference of Occupational and Physical Therapy was held in Vancouver, B.C., May 11-12. The theme of the conference was “Changing Concepts in Occupational and Physical Therapy”.

4. An Institute for occupational therapists sponsored by the American Hospital Association was cancelled for lack of support. The Institute was to be held in Seattle. The theme was “Organization and Administration”.

1958*

President: Elizabeth Callahan Vice President: Elizabeth Irle Secretary: Jean Vann

Treasurer: Dorothy Richards Delegate: Mary Boyce Major Events:

1. Marjorie Fish, OTR, Executive Director of the American Occupational Therapy Association visited the Oregon therapists.

2. The forty-first annual conference of the American Occupational Therapy Association was held in New York City. It was announced that there are 4,602 members of the association.

3. The 10th annual Western International Conference of Occupational and Physical Therapy was held May 17-18, 1958.

President: Elizabeth Callahan Vice President: Elizabeth Irle Secretary: Jean Vann

Treasurer: Dorothy Richards Delegate: Mary Boyce Major Events:

1. Thefirst revision of the constitution of the association since it was founded in 1947 was completed. A vote of thanks was given to Grace Black for her work on this task.

2. Sister Jean Marie, R.N., OTR, started an occupational therapy department at Sacred Heart General Hospital in Eugene, Oregon.

4. Irene Hollis, OTR, visited the occupational therapy departments in Oregon during the month of March. She was the field consultant in rehabilitation for the American Occupational Therapy Association.

5. The 11th annual Western International Conference of Occupational and Physical Therapy was held in Seattle on May 2, 1959. The theme of the conference was “Geriatrics”.

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