Prof. Rae specializes in community and on-site PT clinic neurological treatment interventions and rehabilitation. She enjoys teaching students to develop fundamental PT skills, as well as creative thinking and problem solving techniques.

Prof. Looper specializes in early intervention and physical therapy for children with Down syndrome. She has presented her research at several conferences and teaches classes in critical inquiry and pediatrics.

Prof. Hastings's research investigates physical therapy interventions for neurologic patients. She specializes in spinal cord injuries and wheelchair prescription, in addition to having a clinical practice.

Prof. Boyles's current research focuses on physical therapy involving extremities and the spine. His main field of teaching is orthopedics, including manual therapy treatment techniques.

A specialist in pain neuroscience and the biomechanics of performance, Prof. Steere teaches courses in cardiopulmonary physical therapy, orthopedics, and PT for performing artists.

Prof. Roberts is a board certified specialist in neurologic physical therapy (emeritus). She is the physical therapy consultant for the U.S. Army Surgeon General.

Prof. Corwin researches topics related to the health of performing artists. She teaches clinical anatomy and biomechanics in addition to other courses.

Prof. McMillian's research explores the experiences and beliefs that drive motivation in highly active adults. He treats patients in the on-campus clinic and teaches courses on therapeutic exercise.

Prof. Gray serves a dual role as Assistant Clinical Professor and Director of Clinical education, guiding student preparation for clinical practice via experiences in the PT on-site clinic and full-time internships.

Prof. Steere brings decades of clinical experience to his instruction in physical therapy. He teaches across the curriculum, with the emphasis focusing on the orthopedic courses.