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https://www.alasu.edu/_qa/Doctoral Degree Approved for ASU Occupational Therapy Program.php 
Alabama State University has received approval to offer a doctoral degree in Occupational Therapy from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). The new degree will be taught within the University's College of Health Sciences (COHS).
Dr. Charlene Portee, dean of the College of Health Sciences, expressed her excitement about SACSCOC’s approval of the new terminal degree program at ASU.
"I am immensely pleased to announce that SACSCOC approved our brand new Occupational Therapy doctorate program (OTD) just last week, and we will begin admitting students to it in the Fall of 2024," stated Portee, who is an associate professor of Physical Therapy. "This approval has been long in the making, and we have been at work for many years within our team located both here in the College of Health Sciences and within the President's and Provost's offices."
Alabama State University has received approval to offer a doctoral degree in Occupational Therapy from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). The new degree will be taught within the University's College of Health Sciences (COHS).
Dr. Charlene Portee, dean of the College of Health Sciences, expressed her excitement about SACSCOC’s approval of the new terminal degree program at ASU.
"I am immensely pleased to announce that SACSCOC approved our brand new Occupational Therapy doctorate program (OTD) just last week, and we will begin admitting students to it in the Fall of 2024," stated Portee, who is an associate professor of Physical Therapy. "This approval has been long in the making, and we have been at work for many years within our team located both here in the College of Health Sciences and within the President's and Provost's offices."
