Vanderkooi Endowed Lectureship

34th Annual Lectureship

The TWU School of Occupational Therapy presents the 2027 Vanderkooi Endowed Lectureship on Friday, Feb. 5, 2027 at 1 p.m. on the TWU Dallas Campus. This year's speaker is Regina Michael Campbell OT-Ret, MS, FAOTA. She is an associate professor emerita at Texas Woman's. 

• Expert Insights - Hear from a distinguished speaker on their career in occupational therapy 
• Engaging Panel Discussion - Listen to thought-provoking discussions by a panel of OT experts 
• Networking Opportunities - Connect with local OT clinicians and OT students to expand your professional circle and foster collaborations that can elevate your career
• Professional Growth - clinicians can receive a certificate for contact hours that they can submit for continuing education credits. 

Speaker

Regina Michael Campbell, OT-Ret, MS, FAOTA

Regina Michael Campbell is an associate professor emerita at Texas Woman's. Her wide range of scholarly interests and research topics include adult neurological disorders, motor learning and control, pain management, instructional media, patient education, community based rehabilitation, health promotion, policy-making and leadership.

Details

Admission is free. You just need to register to save your spot. Free parking is located in the garage next to the TWU T. Boone Pickens Institute of Health Sciences - Dallas Center. Light refreshments will be served at the reception following the event.

About the Lectureship

The Vanderkooi Endowed Lectureship was established in 1994 to honor the first program director of occupational therapy at Texas Woman’s University, Fanny B. Vanderkooi. It celebrates the School of Occupational Therapy’s legacy of commitment to vision, professional values, and leadership development in occupational therapy education, practice and research. The event is typically attended by more than 250 occupational therapy professionals, inclusive of students. 

TWU does not provide CEU for this lecture. Licensees are responsible for documenting their continuing education. Be sure to check the OT Rules in Texas to verify that the activity falls under one of the categories of education in §367.2, Categories of Education.  Licensees are responsible for choosing CE that meets requirements as per Chapter 367. Attendees may be able to use the program and/or email confirmation as partial evidence of attendance—a signature from another on-site attendee is often helpful, or perhaps a screenshot if attending online.