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Physical Therapy Program Facilities Physical Therapy Building The Physical Therapy Building, opened in September, 1996, is a single-story, ADA accessible, modular steel structure with over 8,000 square feet of space. The building contains two Lecture/Laboratory classrooms; a rehabilitation laboratory; a student computer and media laboratory; a student lounge; office space for full-time and adjunct faculty and administrative staff; a faculty conference room; storage space; and rest rooms. The space also contains state-of-the-art physical therapy equipment. Ganfield Gymnasium Named for William Arthur Ganfield, Carroll's seventh president, the Ganfield Gymnasium opened in 1924 and underwent extensive renovation in 1980. It contains facilities for physical education classes and intramural and intercollegiate athletics and features a full-size basketball court with seating for 500 and a dance studio. The entry-level Master of Physical Therapy program's Biomechanics and Exercise teaching and research laboratories are located adjacent to the gymnasium floor. The 2400 square feet includes the Biomechanics Laboratory and Exercise Laboratory; rest rooms, a locker room, and a storage area. The gymnasium floor is available to the department for laboratories. Equipment State-of-the-art equipment including Power Macintosh G3 computers; video and computer motion analysis measurement technology (ProReflex motion analysis system; Power Macintosh G3); an electromyographic telemetry system (Noraxon 8 ch. telemetry EMG unit); a portable force analysis system (2 Kistler Portable Force Plate and Walkway); a variety of muscle strengthening and cardiovascular endurance training equipment and physiological analyses systems; heat, cold, and electrotherapy modality and hydrotherapy equipment; and other rehabilitation equipment are available to the students. |
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