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Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapy Doctorate (OTD) Program
Program Length
Online Learning
The clinical Doctorate in Occupational Therapy (OTD) is a post-professional degree that provides you with advanced skills and knowledge to enhance your current practice and prepares you to be an innovator in traditional and emerging areas of occupational therapy. You will also have the opportunity to develop or refine your academic and clinical teaching skills.
Program Length
OTD Pathway and Degree Requirements | |
… for Non-Matriculant Students | |
Take up to 12 credits (such as one completed certificate) as a non-matriculated student – that means no application or commitment. If you apply and are accepted to the OTD later, these courses will be counted toward your degree requirements. Or, begin your exploration of the OTD by taking a course non-matriculated to see if the program is for you. | |
… for Bachelor's Prepared Students | |
If you have a BS in Occupational Therapy or a post-baccalaureate certificate in occupational therapy |
Apply to the OTD program |
Requirements | Length of OTD Program |
24 months and one semester full-time (varies if part-time) |
If you have a BS in another field and specific prerequisite credits |
Apply to EMOT and complete a master's degree, then continue on to the OTD program |
Requirements | Length of Program |
…for Master's Prepared Students | |
If you have a master's in OT (or a bachelor's in OT and a master's in another field) and have completed an advanced OT certificate at Jefferson |
Apply to the OTD program (The 10-12 credits completed in the certificate program will be applied to the degree) |
If you have a master's in OT (or a bachelor's in OT and a master's in another field) |
Apply to the OTD program |
OTD Requirements | Length of OTD Program |
12 months and one semester full-time (varies if part-time) |
* Coursework is focused on clinical reasoning, evidence-based practice and use of theory and occupation in achieving therapeutic outcomes. ** Total number of credits varies because students with less than 3 years of experience take a 6-credit fellowship; all others take a 3-credit fellowship. Students take an OTD seminar each semester of enrollment. |
How much does the Jefferson OTD Cost?
Review tuition costs here.
Jefferson alumni receive a 25% tuition discount. Employers may have funds budgeted to pay for tuition, either as tuition reimbursement programs or continuing education funds. For information about how to pay tuition and a monthly payment program click here.
Who are the faculty?
The OTD courses are taught by nationally and internationally recognized faculty at Jefferson as well as additional clinical faculty who will serve as mentors in the Clinical Fellowship.
3.0 cumulative average in your completed BS, MS or MA program.
*If bachelor's or master's degree GPA is below 3.0, take the GRE or MAT.
Applicants who graduated from a foreign OT program that is a member of WFOT may be considered for admission without a bachelor's degree if they have established equivalency as determined by the admission coordinator. In addition to meeting academic standards and submitting all appropriate documentation (including course-by-course evaluation of foreign transcripts), the following supplemental criteria are required:
- Proof of NBCOT Certification
- Work History - at least 3 years of documented work as a practicing occupational therapist in the United States
- Evidence of Continuing Education - at least 36 Professional Development Units (PDU's) within the past three years
Taking Courses as a Non-matriculated Student
Complete the non-matriculated student form and fax to (215) 503-3499 for faculty signature.
- OTD Program Outcomes
- Curriculum Diagram
- Curriculum & Fields of Study
- Certificate Courses (used as electives within the OTD program)
- Course Descriptions (PDF)
Core Courses, including an OTD seminar each semester to facilitate and integrate overall learning while enhancing clinical reasoning and practice skills. | 15-21 credits |
Visionary Practice Development and Evaluation | 3 |
Advanced Level Evidence-Based Practice | 3 |
Leadership: Moving Beyond Traditional Roles | 3 |
OTD Seminar (taken each Fall and Spring semester except during the Fellowship) | 1 |
Advanced Practice Courses* | 9-12 credits |
Children and Their Families in Context (includes early intervention and school age practice, consultation and collaboration, and sensory integration treatment and clinical research). |
9-12 credits Students typically use courses from the Certificate programs to fulfill elective requirements for the OTD (1 certificate = 10-12 credits) . |
Health and Community Participation (includes healthy aging, public health, community mental health, community participation with chronic conditions). |
Rehabilitation and Disability Studies (includes neuroscience, hand therapy**). |
Teaching in the Digital Age (designed to provide a foundation for the development of further knowledge and skill for academic and/or clinical teaching roles | |
Clinical Research Ind. Study (students develop additional background knowledge in research or |
Other [TJU or transfer] - includes but is not limited to: Other Jefferson graduate courses in addition to courses transferred in from other schools | |
* Students can choose from more than 1 advanced practice cluster to meet the 9-12 credit requirement. **Students frequently transfer in credits from the Drexel Hand and Upper Quarter Certificate to meet elective requirements for advanced practice in hand rehabilitation |
Clinical Fellowship and Capstone in which students have the opportunity to work with leaders in their selected specialty area. The capstone project integrates knowledge and skills with an in-depth practice experience. | 6-9 credits |
Clinical Fellowship (The number of credits required for the clinical fellowship is determined based on the student's experience.) | 3-6 |
Capstone Project | 3 |
You can check currently offered classes through the Banner schedule. Search for Occupational Therapy, and this will give you a list of classes. Also, you can check the OTD course descriptions for general information as to when classes are typically offered.
Online Learning
We have designed our OTD program so that it is online, to meet the needs of busy professionals. The way this works is as follows: we have on campus and virtual sessions once at the beginning of each semester on a Saturday and once near the end of each semester (also on a weekend day). Students may attend these sessions virtually, on-campus, or complete an alternate assignment.
All the classes thus can be completed entirely online. The format is primarily asynchronous (assignments done at your own pace at a time convenient for you), with some discussions or meetings with faculty mentors using synchronous learning (online at the same time). There will be an orientation session prior to your first class (held online), so that you can learn exactly how the online learning activities work and practice so that you are comfortable working online. Of course, additional support is available after this orientation.
Department of Occupational Therapy
901 Walnut Street
6th floor
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(215) 503-9610
For more information about the program or to discuss your personal plan for the OTD, contact: Susan Toth-Cohen, PhD, OTR/L at email@example.com, or (215) 503-9610 to talk by telephone or to set up a meeting (in-person or via web chat).
Donald Sharples
Admissions Counselor
(215) 503-1044
donald.sharples @jefferson.edu


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Father, Don, was a two-time All-America golfer at San Jose State and played the PGA TOUR in the early 1980s, with a best finish of T6 at the 1981 Texas Open. Middle name of Joseph given after Joe Montana, the San Francisco 49ers Hall of Fame quarterback. Won sectional baseball title at Elk Grove High School. Pitched in three California State Championship All-Star baseball games.

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Nice. I might use that for my later Hard Core runs. I just got to either chapter 5 or 6 on my first run and it isn't so bad.
So I finally beat this last night. Easily going to be my game of the year. I honestly don't think any game will have me as excited and make me as happy as this one did. Foobs would agree with me, I think. Seriously, I can't remember the last time something made me this satisfied and content. The entire final section just had me laughing, it was so cool.
Second playthrough began/ ended today. Flipping love this game. It's very rare that I cram a game like that, definitely one of my favorite games in a long while. Great way to start off 2011! Infinite credits/ nodes glitch FTW!
I'm iiLennon, incognito. My password got messed up, so here I am. :)
Yeah, I know it's early in the year but it's going to really take something to knock this game out of my #1 spot.
mind over mana
definitely goty material, but the only way i think its gonna get it is if mass effect 3 seriously disappoints or gets pushed to 2012. but dead space 2 will still hold a special place in my heart <3
.... as runner-up
ME3 would have to be everything I've wanted in a Mass Effect game for it to rip Dead Space 2 off the top of my list. Those two series are easily two of my favorite franchises both this generation and in general. I just think that the third game was announced too soon and may come out before it needs to. But hey, I could be worrying about nothing so who knows.
Anyway, I want some new DLC already. The new one that continues the story of Ignition and takes place at the same time as the Sprawl incident is cool, but I can't wait to see what else they do. I'm thinking a few chapters where you play as Ellie. Put her in a schoolgirl outfit and you would have my perfect woman just about.
ME3 and Skyrim (maybe Arkham City; i'm just a big fan of Batman) are the only games I see possibly having more fun with me this year. i really just loved every second of the game; for the record, zealot isn't that hard. did it in 5 hours on new game+.
I really wish I had come on here when the game came out. I completely forgot about this thread! Crap!
Since I didn't say this before..Dead Space 2 is *** awesome. I still haven't gotten the guts to beat it on Zealot mode..I really need to get that done. Have any of you been playing lately?


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Delegates and speakers from across the world will converge on Newcastle tomorrow to discuss recent labour market developments and government policy challenges at a time of rising underemployment and skills shortages.
The annual two-day conference joins the 9th Path to Full Employment Conference and 14th National Conference on Underemployment and is hosted by the University of Newcastle's Centre of Full Employment and Equity (CofFEE).
The conference will feature a range of presentations by academics, policy makers, service providers and social activists from across Australia and the world.
Thursday's keynote speaker is Tom Uren AO, former Whitlam Government Minister for Urban and Regional Development. He will discuss the opportunities that may arise as a result of the recent change of federal government, and the renewed capacity to reform commonwealth-state relations.
Mr Uren will also discuss his new book on his life in politics and in the community.
CofFEE Director, Professor Bill Mitchell, will discuss his views on the Howard Government's employment policies. Professor Mitchell will address the afternoon session of the conference.
Joan Muysken from the University of Maastrict in the Netherlands will discuss the rise of underemployment in Australia and the changing relationship between the labour market and the inflation process.
Other sessions across the day will look at innovative research into job creation schemes to stimulate regional Australia, lessons from European labour market policy changes, and the future of Workchoices.
A full conference program can be viewed at: http://e1.newcastle.edu.au/coffee/conferences/2007/
The conference is being held on Thursday 6 December and Friday 7 December on Level 2 of the General Purpose (GP) Building at the University of Newcastle, Callaghan campus.
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And welcome back to space debate but with the resignation of Pope Benedict the sixteenth that we are witness to an extraordinary moment in history.
But how will subsequent generations judge Benedict agency.
It may ultimately depend on why he is taking such a move such a drastic move -- -- has a unique understanding.
He has a close connection to both Pope Benedict and the blessed John Paul the second Gary is Jewish and is the founder.
And president of that paved the way foundation an organization to.
Voted to resolve of the controversy.
Us running World War II Arab well not just that we believed he might all obstacles while we -- -- Okay particular -- -- that was one but he went -- obstacles between politics and you have but you have a unique.
Position here you have been knighted by Pope John Paul the second as well as Pope Benedict and you know Pope Benedict.
Before yes he became Pope you know -- -- Joseph Ratzinger that.
What is you -- sort of take on the situation what's your reaction.
-- when he was when he was first elected to the to the from the saint -- My wife Meredith and I would really surprise because when you to know him he was very very quiet very shy and very.
Very very -- loving person and I can't be exposed to such a huge change in your life he was sort of surprised that he isn't just an incredible intellect.
Yes you know he.
He would have chosen -- probably is one of those cardinals that would never lobbied for the position exactly exactly affect his brother that was not too happy about the fact that he took it because it.
Of his health.
Exactly exactly yeah.
How do you think history will judge him because there's been a lot overshadowing his -- mainly the sexual abuse crisis which is and his sort of it is sort of surreal way of dealing with issues well again is -- these these policies we.
-- foundation works with problems and diplomatic situations about it -- we stay with religious.
Situations -- but.
I think that he dealt with the sexual.
Abuse -- very -- direct -- very quickly Andy his statements were very very very clear and it's I think history's gonna show that I mean he's not that -- they've changed rules they changed what they've done everything they can do.
They tried to deal with the victims.
Trying to to help the situation but there are other.
Obviously other issues that the from his pay to see which were viewed in a very negative light which in fact history will show -- actually done -- very positive.
Think for example as an example one thing I know the Jewish community in a lot of other Catholics and -- -- Went crazy when he lifted the ban an ex communication -- the society of Pius the tenth.
When in fact most people did none of the standard concepts of what he did.
And lifting the ban -- ex communication was simply to allow the Vatican's holy office.
To negotiate.
With the society of Pius the tenth which is that very right wing group.
Which rejected being declarations of the second Vatican council.
And so the Pope in his.
Desire to unify -- -- of almost a million -- Catholics in that illicit.
That rejected -- certainly the Vatican relations -- any outside religion.
And I think his attempt to bring them back into the teachings of the church more -- it's neutralized and -- about to get.
When different there were major religious breaks with the Catholic Church new religions before the Anglican church -- -- -- And someone in the -- if this isn't so I think they learn that lesson they wanted to try to bring them back and they went did everything possible.
But they did not welcome him back out to full communion they just are negotiate when to bring them back.
Is -- -- but that that's all the things though that could be a problem and that -- that -- with uncle Benedict a lot is that.
They hit what he deals with is almost -- is is it's it's the fine tuning of certain things in the media doesn't quite get it they don't get and they blow it into something different.
Exactly not only the media but there were a lot of Catholics who didn't get it right a lot of -- In fact the Pope even commented that a lot of his so priests and bishops turned against and if they didn't understand the concept when that first happened.
The first thing I did.
For pave the way foundation with the cold front and -- -- Canon law professor in Rome.
And I said David what exactly does this mean -- just means we can talk to them we but they've not been welcome back to full commute.
And so.
We encouraged.
Changes and statements to be made.
By the Holy See to clarify this and they didn't do that and it did clarify.
And it took a lot of the sting away.
Well what else was Pope -- able to do for you and the organizational and -- -- however understand that we deal with all faiths many many different we didn't do with -- -- with the Palestinians and Israelis to do with the Greek orthodox church -- the orthodox Christians we.
Many projects this every Anglican church -- -- want.
And we we identify obstacles and problems and one major problem certainly between Jews and Catholics and other religions.
With the -- he Pius the twelfth now understand that.
Because of my position.
This is a Vatican states knighthood which I received may be a member of the papal -- And so I at a certain level of trust and I decided we decided that we would -- -- that to expose as many documents.
An eyewitness interviews as we possibly could and post them on our web site in addition to that.
We may request which the Pope personally -- that war to digitize.
Publications that the Vatican is the Vatican -- -- they they think they put the issue.
To make it worldwide -- available worldwide -- one of which was the the dot -- -- documents of the Holy See during the Second World War.
We digitize them we put them on all web site and the Vatican has it on their way.
But -- don't know too much about the price of twelve he had.
Has a very bad reputation to look bad reputation is only came later the -- and it was not during the -- he was almost the same for no.
Actually -- certainly every Jewish organization every certainly within the Jewish faithful the chief rabbis and everybody.
-- do what I mean the the -- was incredible and then.
We subsequently found out that they would say and under the -- you know a deal to try to destroy his reputation.
That's coming out a lot of people think it's -- conspiracy theory but in fact we don't believe so when it was actually done by the Soviet Union.
The -- disinformation network to destroy his reputation especially.
During the time of the second ecumenical council where the relationship -- the Roman Catholic Church in the Jewish religion.
Was -- was reconciled.
Well so a municipal Benedict has been on the forefront -- -- -- -- -- -- have so obviously you have a much better at a sending him who he was his legacy as the prefect of the of the -- of the holy office the 24 years.
He guided the church.
In the direction of of improving Catholic Jewish relations that we were very confident when he was elected that he would continue this path.
Well this is a wonderful and -- -- I want to thank you very much and -- founder of the M and president of pave the way foundation -- op Ed article on our website of holiness Pope Benedict the sixteenth we will miss you and obviously and you.
Very much well.
Thank you very much for being here wonderful thank you --
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2 Scoops mixed in 1L of water, taken throughout the day.
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Photo: Denver CO, United States New Year's Eve 2014
Rumor has it that the very first building ever constructed in Denver was indeed a drinking establishment. True or not, this says quite a lot about this city's effervescent nightlife. Denver's 19th century architecture also gave room to some really stunning high-ceiling party venues around town. So, whether it's to catch a great live show or kick back with some suds, Denver truly brims for New Years Eve. With options for all tastes, you will find here exciting NYE events that perfectly embody the city's laid-back attitude and drag a crowd that really knows how to party.
A massive NYE Block Party will take over the Crowne Plaza Convention Center to bring you more than thirty futuristic themed entertainers, dancers, and mesmerizing theatrical performances. Have fun playing laser tag and making memories for life in the photo booths. For your convenience, there are four different hotels booking rooms with discount for the night. The historic Sherman Event Center provides an upscale atmosphere with fun and games, state of art sound and décor to 1,000 classy partygoers. You will have the opportunity to dance in the extravagant grand ballroom – listed on the National and Colorado registry of historic places –, while listening to live DJ performances and playing Vegas-style casino games. Dress to impress!
Feeling nostalgic? Put on your fedora and slip back to the roaring 20's with the classic elegance of art deco at Hyatt's Denver Tech Center. This White Rose Gala NYE event is inspired by the story of the Great Gatsby, and will attract over 3,000 sexy and well-groomed attendees. Needless to say there will be tasty top-shelf cocktails and, if you want something even more exclusive, VIP tables are available for you and your friends to enjoy the last ngiht of 2013.
You'd better grab your tickets in advance because we don't want you to be left out with no place to party in the New Years Eve – the hottest NYE parties in Denver tend to sell out very fast!
Crowne Plaza Convention Center We Invite you to experience New Years Eve at this annually sold out NYE hotel takeover.�Countdown to 2014 with a massive balloon drop & confetti Colorado�s best DJs playing Top 40 hits, EDM, 80�s, and mashups. 30+ futuristic themed entertainers, dancers, & theatrical performances. Free onsite interactive games including photo booths & laser tag.�
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Hyatt - Denver Tech Center Who does not want to wear �flapper� dress, sequins and fedora�s for NYE?!? A high end, elegant event where you are a part of a wondrous musical and theatrical performance. Slip back to the Roaring 20�s and celebrate New Year�s Eve with the classic elegance of art deco decor from the period. You�ll be transported back to the modern renaissance....[more]
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Sherman Events Center A thousand of Denver�s socialites will unite to bring 2014 in with class and style at downtowns most exclusive NYE event at this Denver's landmark. This ballroom is listed on both the National and Colorado Registry of Historic Places. We will celebrate the New Year with great live music, multiple DJ�s, casino games and a very classy crowd....[more]
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The Drink, Tryst Lounge and LaMark15 The Drink, Tryst Lounge & LaMark15 will become one venue with three different experiences! A single ticket gives you access to all three venues; no need to exit one venue to get to the others! Two of Denver's best DJs each spinning in their own area. Delicious free food buffet provided to satisfy your hunger.
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Grand Hyatt Denver Denver�s Grandest NYE Party includes open bar with premium pour, admission to 4 areas of entertainment, dinner buffet & more. Upgrade for a little more to the VIP Grand Gatsby Party on the 38th floor Pinnacle Club with all of the above, a ten-piece band & a sit-down dinner. Overnight packages start at $429 per room including two party tickets....[more]
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Comedy Works Ring in the New Year with laughter! Start the night off with a 6pm All Ages show (Rated PG-13). Join us at 8pm for a show and drinks. Or at 10pm for a Nye extravaganza including a champagne toast and party favors! Comedy Works proudly features Mike E. Winfield for these special New Year's Eve shows....[more]
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Ultra Sheer Nightclub Party like a celebrity this New Years at the Red Carpet NYE 2014 Party. Pick a stylish attire and the package that suits your needs the most and get ready to spend one of the best nights of 2013. Get your picture taken by the paparazzi at the Ultra Sheer Step & Repeat and party like a star all night long with our VIP bottle service packages!
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Almost 300 kids attended last week's Rolling and Reading event at the Decatur Public Library. Librarian Cecilia Barham said it was a joint effort of the library, fire department, police department, public works and Peterbilt. Check out these cute photos!
Captain Nate Mara with the Decatur Fire Department watches while Jordan Silva tries on firefighter gear.
Colby Taylor "digs" the heavy equipment.
Next Tuesday the Decatur Fire Department's Clown Brigade will present programs at 11 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. So go join the fun and don't forget to bring your reading logs to earn fun prizes!


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Students at The Vanguard School in Paoli collected and donated over 90 new and gently used children's coats and jackets, as well as many hats, scarves and gloves, as part of a coat drive to keep needy children warm.
The coats and accessories were donated to Cradles to Crayons in Conshohocken, which provides clothing, toys and other equipment to local children ages birth to 12.
The coat drive was conducted by Cynthia Watkins' class under the direction of Michelle Heary, a one-to-one aide at the school.
Students helped decorate boxes that were donated by Boscov's and distributed them around campus to serve as collection points.
"Community service opportunities are an important part of student life at The Vanguard School, which serves students with exceptionalities including autism spectrum disorders, neurological impairments and social-emotional difficulties.," notes press information.
"Many of our students realize that they are afforded extra help in their lives to be successful, and the opportunity for them to help others is not always available for them," said Watkins.
"This helps give them a sense of pride and accomplishment that they have been able to help others less fortunate than themselves."
Founded in 1959, The Vanguard School is a Pennsylvania approved private school for special education licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Education that serves students ages 4 through 21 with array of disabilities, including autism spectrum disorder, neurological impairments and social-emotional difficulties.
For more inforation about programs offered visit www.vanguardschool-pa.org. The Vanguard School is a program of Valley Forge Educational Services.
According to press information, VFES offers educational services focused on guiding young children, adolescents and post high school (18 to 21) learners to independence. In addition to The Vanguard School, programs include Vanguard Transition Center, The Luma Center for Development and Learning and Summer Matters.


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Here at CPM we are looking for someone to join our GlaxoSmithKline impulse field sales team. Driving the sales of Ribena and Lucozade within the independent and convenience sector, you will grow the product range and space while selling directly from your car, maximising distribution and availability of these household names.
Working autonomously as well as within a team, you will be target driven and responsive to deadlines. Able to build strong working relationships with your clients you will be responsible for a territory of between 200 – 300 independent and convenience stores.
We are looking for enthusiastic graduates, preferably with commercial experience and understanding of either 'business to business' or 'business to consumer' sales , preferably within an FMCG environment .
If you are interested in being considered for this growing merchandising team apply now and, if short-listed, we will contact you with further information
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Here at CPM we are recruiting for a Part Time Confectionery Consultant to join our team of sales advisors improving the displays and availability of the UK's most iconic confectionery products on behalf of Mars within the independent sector.
In this exciting role you will maximize on all sales opportunities, advise retailers of new products and promotions, ensure existing and new displays meet high standards and follow agreed plans & negotiate for extra and improved display space.
The much-loved brands of Mars include Mars Bars, Snickers, Galaxy, Maltesers, Twix and Milky Way. Fully aware of competitor activity, you will gather information and encourage input from customers, using your strong influencing skills to establish and build rapport.
As an added bonus you'll record all the information you collect in call on a hand held personal computer so there won't be a mountain of paperwork to contend with.
If you enjoy achieving great results, are flexible, enthusiastic with a naturally persuasive personality and enjoy making the most of every opportunity then we'd love to talk to you!
We give full training with this position so whilst we'll need you to have all the qualities we've mentioned above, we always recognise the potential of a great personality with excellent communication and influencing skills.
Please note that with this role you will be required to have a UK driving licence and use of your own car.
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TROWBRIDGE & DISTRICT LEAGUE DIVISION ONE: Boomsbury open up early lead at the summit
12:00pm Monday 17th September 2012 in Sport
A THIRD successive home game for Boomsbury yielded another victory and three more points for Ben Howe's side -but the early pacesetters' were made to work a lot than they would have expected to by a battling Bradford United, who frustrated their hosts for 55 minutes before losing out 3-0.
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Boomsbury took the lead on 55 minutes when Carl Davies played the ball to substitute and debutant Dave Appleyard who finished well to give the hosts the lead.
It took Boomsbury just three minutes to score a second with Reuben Spong doubling his side's lead.
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Freshford United 2 Semington Magpies 1
AFTER picking up just one point from their opening two matches, Freshford United knew that they would have to do a lot better when Semington Magpies visited Brown's Park.
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Hughie Fulton's side dominated the first half but for all their chances they went in one goal to the good at the break thanks to a Steve Roddy goal.
Semington were much improved after the interval and after good work from Kelvin Lockwood they fashioned an equaliser which was scored by Adam Petty.
Semington then got themselves on top and only a couple of fine saves from keeper Chris Birleson kept the scores level.
The visitors continued to push forward looking for a second goal but hey hut with the classic sucker punch which Freshford retake the lead thanks to a second of the afternoon from Roddy.
After the goal the home team took charge of things and comfortably saw the game out to claim their first win of the season.
Referee David Harding had an excellent game in the middle.
Melksham Town Reserves 4 Castle Combe 0
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The villagers, who have yet to get going this term, suffered a 4-0 reverse at Melksham Town Reserves and their third straight defeat leaves Paul Sanderson's side at the bottom of the table.
Still on the road to recovery after breaking his leg last season, Nick Ridout put Melksham ahead and Jamie Broom doubled their advantage before half time.
Further goals from Emilio Menghini and a second from Ridout ensured Melksham picked up their second win from their two outings to date.
Seend United 0 Westbury United Reserves 2
A NEW-LOOK Seend United, who last week kicked-off their challenge for silverware with a 2-1 win over Freshford United, welcomed another of their main rivals to the Lye.
With neither side able to find an opening in the first 75 minutes, if fell to Westbury's Marc Lanfear to break the deadlock late on.
The points were wrapped up by Kirron Kiff with his first goal of the season.
Trowbridge Wanderers 1 Warminster Town Reserves 1
WARMINSTER Town Reserves finally got their campaign under way with a trip to defending champions Trowbridge Wanderers.
After two weeks of inactivity Warminster were chomping at the bit for a return to action and their first ever game in the top flight after promotion at the end of last term.
Andy McFarren's visitors to Trowbridge were happy with the end result as they return home with a share of the spoils following their 1-1 draw.
Craig Gornell who was a constant thorn in Warminster's side all afternoon gave Wanderers a first half lead.
The second half flowed from end to end with both sides having chances and with 15 minutes remaining substitute Matthew Dyer, who had on been on the field for a couple of minutes, popped up to net Warminster's equaliser.
Both teams had chances to win it with the best falling to Warminster's Pete Dring who, with a couple of minutes to go, missed a glorious opportunity to win it for the Weymouth Street club.
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As we walk along beside youAuthor: Michael A. Perry (1981)Tune: BURNING HEART Published in 2 hymnals Audio files: MIDI |
First Line: | As we walk along beside you |
Title: | As We Walk Along beside You |
Author: | Michael A. Perry (1981) |
Meter: | 220.127.116.11 with alleluias |
Language: | English |
Copyright: | Text and music © 1982, Hope Publishing Co. All rights reserved. Used by permission |
Michael A. Perry's text draws from the Emmaus story in Luke 24:13-35. As we sing it, we experience the journey to Emmaus and discover Christ in the Word (st. 1), in the breaking of bread (st. 2), and in our service to him (st. 3). The Easter "alleluias" framing this hymn were not part of the original text, which Perry (b. Beckenham, Kent, England, 1942; d. England, 1996) wrote in 1981 in Southampton, England.
Initially studying mathematics and physics at Dulwich College, Perry was headed for a career in the sciences. However, after one year of study in physics at the University of London, he transferred to Oak Hill College to study theology. He also studied at Ridley Hall, Cambridge, and received a M.Phil. from the University of Southhampton in 1973. Ordained a priest in the Church of England in 1966, Perry served the parish of St. Helen's in Liverpool as a youth worker and evangelist. From 1972 to 1981 he was the vicar of Bitterne in Southhampton and from 1981 to 1989, rector of Eversley in Hampshire and chaplain at the Police Staff College. He then became vicar of Tonbridge in Kent, where he remained until his death from a brain tumor in 1996. Perry published widely in the areas of Bible study and worship. He edited Jubilate publications such as Hymns far Today's Church (1982), Carols far Today (1986), Come Rejoice! (1989), and Psalms for Today (1990). Composer of the musical drama Coming Home (1987), he also wrote more than two hundred hymns and Bible versifications.
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Lord's Supper, especially at Easter or at any time in conjunction with the Emmaus reading.
--Psalter Hymnal Handbook
--Psalter Hymnal Handbook
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Hymns for Today's Church (2nd ed.) #s.01 | As we walk along beside you | Michael Perry | Norman Warren | BURNING HEART | 1987 | ||||||||||||
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Mathematics Enrichment Day Camp 2014
Explore mathematics that is too cool for regular school!
All students entering 7th, 8th or 9th grades who are interested in mathematics and are willing to try outdoor adventures are invited to attend the camp.
Math Camp 2014 will run from Monday, July 21 until Friday, July 25.
The total cost of our camp is $350. This covers classes, recreation, lunch, snacks, and family barbecue.
The registration form is found here, and should be completed and brought with you on the first day of camp. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
The Mathematics Enrichment Day Camp is a unique opportunity to explore the exciting world of mathematics. Explore topics in mathematics that are fun, challenging, and different from what you learn in school. A camper's day includes educational and entertaining activities. Learn, play games, and go on field trips to adventures in the mountains surrounding Western State Colorado University.
Camp participants challenge themselves with topics such as the mathematics of card tricks, cryptography, geometry, and fractals. Campers will be introduced to a topic in a morning session and put their knowledge to use in exciting afternoon sessions. Campers work side by side with each other, mathematics professors, and college students who share an interest in mathematics.
Extra Curricular Activities
In addition to the scholarly activity the campers will be able to take advantage of Western State Colorado University amazing geographical surroundings. Located in Gunnison Colorado, Western State Colorado University is situated in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. Because of this, the camp is able to provide a daily outdoor activity for the campers. These activities are lead by the Wilderness Pursuits program on campus and are lead by their excellent staff. Activities for the campers include hiking, biking, rafting, and climbing.
See our photo gallery and find out what we do!
All students entering 7th, 8th or 9th grades are invited to apply for the camp.
- Dr. Jeremy Muskat, Mathematics
- Dr. Heidi Keck, Mathematics
Dr. Jeremy Muskat, Director
(970) 943-3150
Department of Math and Computer Information Science
Western State Colorado University
Gunnison, CO 81231
2014 Camp Information
This is a day camp. Activities run from 9am to 5:15pm Monday through Friday. Pictures from our recreation program will be posted every day in our Flickr gallery.
What to Bring
- Clothes, both outdoor and indoor
- Swimwear and sandals or other footwear that can get wet
- Sun screen, hat, sun glasses
- A camera is optional - we'll be in some very nice places. We'll be taking pictures throughout the week and posting them for you on our site.
Drop Off and Pick Up
Please drop off your day camper at Hurst Hall at Western State Colorado University. A map is available here. This will lead you to the parking lot behind Hurst. You can enter through the north-west door - our camp is in room 101, the first room on the left. Please bring the WP Waiver or fill it out during the drop off. The normal drop off time is between 8:45 and 9:15 and pick up is between 5:00 and 5:30 - if you will be earlier or later please contact Dr. Muskat to make arrangements.
Parents and families are invited to the Math Camp cookout at 6pm on Friday at Dr. Keck's house, giving you a chance to meet our staff. Please let Dr. Muskat know when you'll be picking up your camper and how many people you will bring to the cookout.
Other Camps
Find out about WSCU's other summer camps:


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With the beautiful weather that we've been having in the DMV, it's high time that we suggest some date ideas for active couples. Being active makes you more attractive to the opposite sex, and getting in shape with your partner will help get your endorphins flowing, get you more fit, and rev up your sex life! We here at the One Consulting have compiled a list of awesome date ideas for active couples.
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OMIP members will receive a packet in the mail with a paper application. OMIP members should fill out and send that application back no later than November 25, 2013 in order for new health coverage to start January 1, 2014 – the day after OMIP coverage ends. The OMIP program ends December 31, 2013.
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In the past, we asked OMIP members to apply for new health coverage online through Cover Oregon. That is no longer the case.
Cover Oregon is the state's new health insurance marketplace. Right now, Cover Oregon's online application is not yet working. Please use the paper application to access the same health plans and financial help Cover Oregon offers online. Please do not wait to apply online. Use the paper application today instead.
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Lots of local items sold there. Local arts including baskets, art, jewelry etc plus some food items and newer items. A good place to spend some time.
Lots of local items sold there. Local arts including baskets, art, jewelry etc plus some food items and newer items. A good place to spend some time.
While recently in Charleston with a friend we made a special effort to visit the Old City Market. I have always heard that if you go to Charleston you can't miss this attraction. First, parking near the market is sparse unless you are willing to pay a lot so expect to spend some time trying to find a reasonable parking... More
This place is overrated. I thought it would be a fun place to find some interesting local treasures. I was wrong. It was a tourist trap. It seemed like a lot of vendors set up selling cheap tourist junk. Most of the products on sale just seemed to be low quality stuff. A lot was stuff you could buy anywhere... More
I recently visited the Old City Market in Charleston. While I had been here before, I was a little disappointed by the lack of good vendors. It used to be bustling, but now it has lost a lot of its orignality. I can say that I found beautiful sterling silver jewelry and great shea butter, and my friend bought a... More
You need to allow 2 hours for this shopping experience. You will see a large variety of things including many local art and crafts. Prices were very good as well. This is right on Market Street and there is a parking garage only one block away. Expect to pay $10 for 3-4 hours of parking in downtown Charleston. You can... More
Two blocks of stalls in old Charleston - fun. Great local crafts - art work, gorgeous sweet grass baskets, gullah dolls, beer brittle and so much more. Take the time to meander through the market and delight in unusual finds. Of course there are the usual tourist souvenirs but most items are unusual and handmade.
The Old City Market is a nice place to go to people watch and check out some of the sites. It has a lot of different things to offer. Some of the vendors offer some of the typical touristy stuff, but then you will also find the classic sweet grass baskets, old style spices or nice jewelry and art work.... More
There are so many different crafts, foods, types of art and just about anything you are looking for here. A great way to get a glimpse of Charleston culture.
Years ago, this was a place with just baskets. Reading these other reviews, it appears that the reviewers saw lots of "tacky" things. I would say..there is a wide range of items available for purchase. Yes, you have the obligatory key chains and magnets. There's tacky jewelry, but there is also affordable (and beautiful) sterling silver jewelry. There's prints of... More
Markets reflect the character, the vibrancy of a city. They are where you will find fresh local produce, fruit and vegetables, preserves, jellies, confectionery, honey, meats and flowers. It's a meeting place often embellished by music and street entertainment. The Old City Market displays none of these essential ingredients. The Saturday market at Marion Square is closer to the real... More
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