The story of Daniel Abou-Semaan, a 2016 MSOT graduate, and Danielle Abou-Semaan, a 2015 MSOT graduate, reflects the lasting impact of the Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (MSOT) program at Barry University.

Both graduates built their academic and clinical foundations through the MSOT program, where they developed the knowledge, hands-on experience, and patient-centered approach that define Barry-trained occupational therapists. Their time in the program not only prepared them for successful careers in healthcare but also helped shape their shared professional path.

After graduation, Daniel and Danielle each advanced in the field of occupational therapy, applying their training in meaningful ways and growing as clinicians dedicated to improving patient outcomes and quality of life. Their careers reflect the strong preparation and values-centered education emphasized throughout the MSOT program.

Today, their journey has taken them to Christchurch, New Zealand, where they are continuing their work in occupational therapy while also beginning a new chapter in their personal lives.

Their story is a powerful example of how Barry University alumni go on to build impactful careers that extend across borders and communities. It highlights how the MSOT program not only prepares students for professional success but also equips them to pursue meaningful opportunities wherever life takes them.