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Sweitzer ’94, ’11 Featured in NPR Report for Work in COVID-19 Support Group

Adjunct Associate Professor of Music Therapy Tom Sweitzer ’94, ’11, M.A., was featured in the NPR report “Music Therapy Brings Solace to COVID-19 Patients and Healers” for his work in launching his own COVID-19 group to support COVID-19 survivors and bring healing through music therapy. Visit www.npr.org to learn more and read and/or listen to the feature.

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