I am an assistant professor in the occupational therapy program at the University of Texas at El Paso. I research how educators situate their curricula in local cultures and contexts. <br>

• Ph D in Occupation and Rehabilitation Science, Colorado State University (2019)
• BS in Occupational Therapy, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio (2000)

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• Situating an occupational therapy curriculum in the local culture and context of Trinidad and Tobago and the Caribbean: An ethnographic case study (2019), Volume Christ Church, Barbados, William L. Roberts, Barb Hooper.
• Strategies for linking a new Caribbean occupational therapy curriculum to the local context: An ethnographic case study (2019), Volume New Orleans, LA, William L. Roberts, Lesley Garcia, Barb Hooper.
• Strategies for linking a new Caribbean occupational therapy curriculum to the local context: An ethnographic case study (2019), Volume New Orleans, LA, William L. Roberts, Lesley Garcia, Barb Hooper.
• The strategies and barriers to integrating the local context into a new occupational therapy curriculum in a country where the profession is emerging: A case study (2018), Volume Cape Town, South Africa, William L. Roberts, Lesley Garcia, Barb Hooper.
• The contextual influences on the initiation of occupational therapy education programs in countries where few or no other programs exist (2017), Volume Kingston, Jamaica, William L. Roberts, Barb Hooper.

• Identifying Characteristics of a Culturally Relevant Occupational Therapy Curriculum