Current Students

Year One, Spring (15 Credit Hours)

• OCCU 511 Lifespan and Occupational Performance (2)

• OCCU 512 Professional Skills and Occupation-Based Practice I (2)

• OCCU 513 Functional Anatomy & Movement (3)

• OCCU 514 Wellness and Occupational Performance (2)

• OCCU 515 Occupation-Based Practice & Theory for Adults I (4)

• OCCU 516 OT History and Theory (1)

• OCCU 550 Adults Fieldwork Level 1a & Seminar (1)

 Year One, Summer (10 Credit Hours)

• OCCU 510 Scholarship and Research (2) 

• OCCU 520 Brain, Behavior and Occupation (2)

• OCCU 522 Professional Skills and Occupation-Based Practice II (2)

• OCCU 523 Occupation-Based Practice & Theory Adults II (4)

Year One, Fall (13 Credit Hours) 

• OCCU 530 Scholarship and Evidence-Based Practice I (2)

• OCCU 531 Occupation-Based Practice and Theory for Children and Adolescents (4)

• OCCU 532 Assistive Technology and Occupation (2)

• OCCU 533 Telehealth, Occupation & Modalities (2)

• OCCU 534 Psychosocial (1)

• OCCU 552 Children & Adolescents Fieldwork Level 1c & Seminar (2)

Year Two, Spring (13)

• OCCU 540 Scholarship and Evidence-Based Practice II (2)

• OCCU 541 Leadership and Ethics in Occupational Therapy (2)

• OCCU 542 Occupation-Based Practice & Theory for Populations (4)

• OCCU 543 Professional Development (2)

• OCCU 553 Inter-Professional Education & Level 1d Fieldwork (2)

• OCCU 593 Culminating Project (1)

Year Two, Summer (12)

• OCCU 554 Fieldwork Level IIA (12)

Year Two, Fall (13)

• OCCU 555 Fieldwork Level IIB (12)

• OCCU 594 Fieldwork Seminar (1)

CMU MSOT Program Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity Statement

The Colorado Mesa University's Master of Science in Occupational Therapy program believes that diversity, inclusion, and equity are integral to our mission and vision. We are committed to recruiting, retaining, and supporting a diverse student body, staff, and faculty. We are committed to providing and promoting educational resources for our students, staff, and faculty. (For CMU's D&I resources, see: https://www.coloradomesa.edu/belonging/index.html).

The organization SOTA (Student Occupational Therapy Association) club is a non-profit organization that promotes collaboration and networking among students and faculty across disciplines within the Colorado Mesa University community. SOTA provides opportunities for students to develop leadership, professional, and ethical skills relevant to the field of occupational therapy while supporting community engagement through service, advocacy, and educational outreach. Aside from coordinating community service opportunities, organizing and promoting service events that engage members with local or national causes, our SOTA club officers are in place to ensure that service aligns with the mission and values of SOTA and the occupational therapy profession.