Haylie Wong

Occupational Therapy Doctoral Student with 5+ years of professional and volunteer experience serving diverse populations throughout the lifespan, including those with developmental disabilities, youth, and the elderly. Seeking opportunities that promote civic engagement, reflection, and advocacy in equitable and inclusive ways.

• 2023, Present, Boys Town National Research Hospital, Brain Architecture Imaging and Cognition Lab, Functional Hearing Lab
• Jan 2018, Dec 2018, Qualifying Examination Paper, University of Southern California, Jeff Newell, M.A., Emphasized the importance of the occupation of leisure by promoting mindfulness through video game play.

• 2023, Present, American Occupational Therapy Association
• 2023, Present, Nebraska Occupational Therapy Association, CSM SOTA Student Representative

• May 2020, Barbara Seaver Gardner Award, An award presented by the Joint Educational Project at the University of Southern California and given to a graduating senior who demonstrates diligence and commitment to serving the community.
• Oct 2015, Homecoming Queen, A title given to a Northwood High School senior after being recommended by several faculty members and voted for by upperclassmen.
• 2012-2015, Charter Oak Award, An award honoring students who exemplify academic excellence and valiant leadership. Received this award three consecutive years.

• 2023, Present, Karate For All, Tustin, CA, Supported adolescents and adults with special needs by teaching them proper sparring techniques and positively reinforcing group engagement., Encouraged appropriate coping strategies through verbal communication and sensory regulation.
• 2018, 2020, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Fort Lauderdale, FL, Created individualized lesson plans and supported addiction recovery based on spiritual values and goals., Utilized social media to offer support and service to community members., Organized outreach events to minister to individuals and families in crisis.
• 2018, 2020, Alpha Phi Omega, University of Southern California, CA, Served students in low-income communities, isolated seniors, and members of the homeless population, completing over 150 service hours., Provided emotional support and time management training to students who recently joined the organization.

• Cheyanne Garcia, OTD, (562)522-4039, garciacheyanne813@gmail.com
• Kelly Josway, (949)933-2402, KellyJosway@iusd.org
• Timothy Pingree, (303)507-8358, pingreetim@gmail.com