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At the March 31 celebration of the five-year anniversary of Radford University's Doctor of Physical Therapy program, President Penelope W. Kyle was joined by founding director Ed Swanson and current chair Kristen Jagger.

The fifth anniversary celebration of Radford University's Doctoral Program in Physical Therapy on March 31 featured an applied cardiopulmonary laboratory demonstration by first-year students Chris Buschmann, Johnathon Childress and Kevin Steinberger.

From left: Delegate Joseph P. Yost, Radford President Penelope W. Kyle, Provost Joseph Scartelli and Chair Kristen Jagger celebrate the five-year anniversary of Radford University's Doctoral Program in Physical Therapy (DPT) program on March 31.

Radford University President Penelope W. Kyle (second from right) and the faculty of the Doctoral Program in Physical Therapy celebrated the program's fifth anniversary on March 31.

Cody Bailey, a first-year DPT student, demonstrates musculoskeletal real time ultrasound technique on fellow first-year DPT student Nathan Willaford as part of the open house at the five-year celebration of Radford University's Doctoral Program in Physical Therapy.

In one of the Doctoral of Physical Therapy program's three laboratory spaces, Founding Chair Ed Swanson and Chair Kristen Jagger, on left, joined President Penelope W. Kyle to celebrate the program's fifth anniversary. From right: Professor of Communication Sciences and Disorders and Physical Therapy Raymond Linville and Waldron College of Health and Human Services Dean Kenneth Cox.

In gratitude for her support of the Radford University Doctoral Program in Physical Therapy, Director Kristen Jagger presented a bouquet of roses to President Penelope W. Kyle on behalf the DPT faculty at the program's five-year anniversary celebration on March 31.