Mike Sheldon fills in back story on porpoise rehabilitation

A letter to the editor in the on April 6, 2010 by Mike Sheldon, assistant professor and chair, Department of Physical Therapy, filled in the back story on an article the newspaper ran on March 26 on the 91AV swim team's assistance in rehabilitating two porpoises at 91AV Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center. Sheldon explained the role of several physical therapy students who volunteered their time and expertise in applying physical therapy interventions to the rehabilitation of the porpoises.

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