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Alabama State University
Contact Information:
Denise Chapman, PT, PhD
Dean, Interim Program Director
Physical Therapy Program
Alabama State University
P.O. Box 271
Montgomery, AL 36101-0271
Telephone: 334-229-5053
Fax: 334-229-5038
E-mail: dchapman@alasu.
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University
Contact Information:
Arnold Bell, PhD
Co- Program Director
Program in Physical Therapy
Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University
Room 223 Ware-Rhaney Building
Tallahassee, FL 32307-3500
Telephone: 850-599-3818
Fax 850-561-2457
E-mail: arnold.bell@famu.edu
Howard University
Contact Information:
Steven Chesbro, PT, EdD
Program Director
Department of Physical Therapy
Howard University
6th & Bryant Streets, NW
Washington, DC 20059
Telephone: 202-806-7613
Fax: 202-706-2820
E-mail: schesbro@howard.edu
Hampton University
Contact Information:
Marilys G. Randolph, PT, PhD
Program Director
Department of Physical Therapy
Hampton University
Hampton, VA 23668
Telephone: 757-727-5260
Fax: 757-728-6546
E-mail: marilys.randolph@hamptonu.edu |
University of Maryland Eastern Shore
Contact Information:
Raymond L. Blakely, PT, PhD
Dean, Program Director
Department of Physical Therapy
University of Maryland Eastern Shore
Kiah Hall - 1st Floor
Princess Anne, MD 21853
Telephone: 410-651-6310
Fax: 410-651-6259
E-mail: rlblakely@mail.umes.edu
Winston-Salem State University
Contact Information:
Teresa Conner-Kerr, PT, Ph.D.
Program Director
Department of Physical Therapy
Winston Salem State University
School of Health Sciences
331 FL Atkins Building
Winston Salem NC 27110
Telephone: 336- 50 2193
Fax: 336-750 2192
E-mail: connerkerrt@wssu.edu
Langston University
Milagros Jorge, PT, EdD
Director
Physical Therapy Department
Langston University
P.O. Box 1500
Langston, OK 73050
405/466-3411
Fax: 405-466-2915
E-mail: mjorge@lunet.edu
Tennessee State University
Contact Information:
Rosalyn Ruth Pitt, PT, EdD
Director
Physical Therapy Department
Tennessee State University
3500 John A. Merritt Boulevard, Box 9564
Nashville, TN 37209-1561
Telephone: 615/963-5881
E-mail: rpitt@tnstate.edu |
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