Hello residents of RR3:
This is an advance notice that we will be holding the annual MPT wheelchair skills training lab on RR3 on March 12th from 08:00 - 12:00. During this training session the students will practicing wheelchair skills as a large group and this is unavoidably a very noisy activity. The lab is conducted primarily in RR367 and RR345, but we also use the hallways throughout RR3 to practice skills throughout the morning. While we advise the students to be careful around pedestrians, I would recommend you remain alert if you are moving around the hallways. You may want to consider alternatives to being onsite during that morning as it will be much noisier and congested than typical on RR3. We appreciate your understanding and patience. If you have graduate students or research assistants working on RR3 we would appreciate you sharing this information with them as well.
If you have questions please let me know, and if not please don’t feel obliged to respond to this email.
Regards
Ed Giesbrecht, PhD, BMR (OT) (He/Him)
Senior Scholar
Department of Occupational Therapy, College of Rehabilitation Sciences
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