U.S. News & World Report has cited four degree programs offered by the University of Oklahoma College of Allied Health as among the best educational programs nationally.
Kathryn Dyer, a master of occupational therapy student at OU, had her life turned upside down as a child when she was diagnosed with cerebral palsy.
The John W. Keys Speech and Hearing Center highlighting a premier programs, iLEAP (Interprofessional Language, Enrichment and Pre-Kindergarten Program), specifically designed to bridge gaps in communication skills related to developmental delays.