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51Æ·²èDoctor of Physical Therapy students join Amy Litterini at Northern New England Clinical Oncology Society meeting

51Æ·²èDoctor of Physical Therapy students join Amy Litterini at Northern New England Clinical Oncology Society meeting

Several students from the 51Æ·²è Doctor of Physical Therapy joined Assistant Clinical Professor Amy Litterini, PT, D.P.T., at the Northern New England Clinical Oncology Society Fall Meeting in Stowe, Vermont from October 27 – 28, 2017. 

The annual meeting was a combined palliative care symposium, oncology conference and poster symposium with representation from the tristate region of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. Class of ‘18 D.P.T. students in attendance included Allison Maynes, Michelle Frazier, Elizabeth Race and Chelsea Paul.  In addition to being attendees, the students also demonstrated their strong and impressive dedication to service by volunteering, assisting with the coordination of on-site activities.

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