Winter Quarter 2010 Course Announcement

ENGR110/210
Perspectives in Assistive Technology

David L. Jaffe, MS and Professor Drew Nelson
Tuesdays & Thursdays   4:15pm - 5:30pm
Main Quad, History Corner, Lane Hall (Building 200), Room 034 (lower level)


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Tuesday, January 26th

photo of Mike Norell

Human Engineering: The Field of Prosthetics and Orthotics
Mike Norell
Norell Prosthetics Orthotics

Abstract: Lecture topics will include:

  1. Prosthetic and orthotic overview
  2. History of prosthetics and orthotics
  3. Challenges facing people with disabilities
  4. Human engineering concepts
  5. Class discussions and ideas

Biosketch: "My name is Michael Norell. I am a prosthetist and orthotist and own Norell Prosthetics Orthotics. I've been working in the human engineering profession for 40 years. My military medical background was with the US Navy and Marine Corps., specializing in Field Medicine. My education includes a Human Biology degree from Cal State, Hayward, as well as the Prosthetic Orthotic Program at the UCLA School of Medicine. I am currently planning three medical missions overseas with three different groups. The emphasis of these missions will be educational as well as making custom prosthetic devices on site. I know I can improve people's lives, and I have, and I will continue to do so."

Contact information:
Mike Norell
Norell Prosthetics Orthotics, Inc.
205 South Dr.
Mountain View, CA  94040
650/968-7464
650/793-5343 cell
650/960-0348 fax
mjnorell.norell -at- gmail.com
Lecture Material:
Slides - pdf file
Audio - Mb mp3 file
Handout


Updated 11/13/2009

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