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The last two weeks the The University of Scranton welcomed the Class of 2030 on campus for 4 different orientation sessi...
07/03/2026

The last two weeks the The University of Scranton welcomed the Class of 2030 on campus for 4 different orientation sessions. Dr. Scardillo and Dr. Hakim presented to students accepted into the Guaranteed DPT Seat Program and their parents at a session during each orientation. They had a wonderful time meeting all the smiling faces and are excited to welcome all of the new Guaranteed students onto campus this fall!

Did you know that UofS had a Guaranteed DPT Seat program? Students can apply to the program when applying for undergrad admission to the University of Scranton. They are then required to meet various pre requisites and a minimum GPA and are offered entry into the DPT program upon graduation. To learn more information you can visit: https://www.scranton.edu/academics/pcps/physicaltherapy/index.shtml

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06/26/2026

Group 2 DPT Student Exercises by their literal names

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Check out the latest publication in the Journal of Science in Sport and Exercise from Scranton DPT faculty, Dr. Mike Cro...
06/11/2026

Check out the latest publication in the Journal of Science in Sport and Exercise from Scranton DPT faculty, Dr. Mike Crowell, his group of student researchers (now Alumni) Drs Ryan Peterson, Michael DiLullo, Shane McKeon, and Cameron Young, and collaborator from the West Point Division 1 Sports PT Fellowship, Dr. Jamie Morris. They found that:

-Gait retraining with real-time feedback is associated with clinically meaningful reductions in pain, but it is unclear if it is superior to other interventions in running-related lower extremity pain.
-Gait retraining with real-time feedback is associated with improvements in self-reported function, particularly with protocols promoting a non-rearfoot strike and increased step rate.

You can find the full text of the article at: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s42978-026-00378-8.

Congratulations to all on the publication!!

University of Scranton

Today we welcomed the DPT Class of 2029 for their first day at orientation. Tomorrow they begin summer anatomy and the ...
06/08/2026

Today we welcomed the DPT Class of 2029 for their first day at orientation. Tomorrow they begin summer anatomy and the next 3 years as DPT students. We are excited for them to join the University of Scranton's PT family!

Today our DPT1 and DPT2 students begin their Clinical Education Experiences. We wish them all the best of luck on the n...
06/01/2026

Today our DPT1 and DPT2 students begin their Clinical Education Experiences. We wish them all the best of luck on the next 10 weeks. We know they will all do great things and experience so much in the clinical environment! Thank you to our clinical partners for hosting all of them!

University of Scranton

Graduation Ceremony 2026
05/25/2026

Graduation Ceremony 2026

White Coat Ceremony Photos 2026.
05/25/2026

White Coat Ceremony Photos 2026.

Congratulations to our DPT Class of 2026! We are excited to celebrate you today and watch you walk across the stage and ...
05/24/2026

Congratulations to our DPT Class of 2026! We are excited to celebrate you today and watch you walk across the stage and receive your diplomas! Looking forward to seeing all you will accomplish in your futures!!

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