Rate My Professor Krusemark Cortni

In addition to her administrative and teaching roles at Briar Cliff University, where she also instructs courses in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program, Krusemark has contributed to scholarship through several presentations. Notable works include platform presentations on "Narrative is Destiny" at the 2021 Iowa Occupational Therapy Association Fall Conference and "Visual Skills and Their Impact on Learning and Mental Health" at the 2021 Northwest Area Education Agency Conference. She co-authored posters on topics such as the Chronic Pain Program (2020 Pro Bono Network Conference), the effectiveness of distance-based interprofessional education (2020 AOTA Education Summit), and inter- and intra-rater reliability of a practical evaluation tool (2020 APTA Educational Leadership Conference). Krusemark received Briar Cliff University’s Innovation Award in 2022 for her creative contributions to higher education and was recognized for five years of service in 2024. She holds memberships in the American Occupational Therapy Association, Iowa Occupational Therapy Association, and Nebraska Occupational Therapy Association, and is a Credentialed Leader in Academia by AOTA. Her community involvement includes serving on the advisory boards of the Siouxland Center for Active Generations and Briar Cliff’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program, as well as leadership roles in the Community Initiative for Native American Families and Dixon County 4-H Council.