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Campus Phone Outage

University of Hartford telephone landlines are currently unavailable, including the main lines for Public Safety. If you need to reach Public Safety during this outage, please call 860.951.4546. 

Please also be aware that this outage is affecting the ability of outside callers to reach University offices. Health Services can be contacted at 860.960.3476 (until 4:30 p.m. today) or by email at healthser@hartford.edu.

If you need to connect with the admission office, please email admission@hartford.edu.

Thank you for your patience as we work to restore normal operations.

Lindi Mitsou

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Clinical/Applied Associate Professor of Prosthetics and Orthotics

Rehabilitation Sciences

College of Education, Nursing and Health Professions
860.768.5571 D 312A
Education

CPO, Certified in Orthotics and Prosthetics, American Board of Certification

MSPO, Prosthetics and Orthotics, University of Hartford

BS Mechanical Engineering, Queen’s University


Teaching Focus: Professor Mitsou is an instructor in both the Upper and Lower Extremity Orthotic portions of the curriculum as well as Materials and Methodologies in O&P. These courses form the clinical foundations related to patient evaluation, fabrication, care/maintenance, and intervention. She also teaches Kinesiology and Scientific Inquiry. Her research focus is related to material science and how custom-fit composite AFOs affect temporospatial gait parameters and joint angles.


Professional Interests: Professor Mitsou serves as Co-Chair of the Fabrication Sciences Society for the American Academy of Orthotists and Prosthetists and is a Connecticut state lead advocate for the ‘So Everybody Can Move’ campaign. She is passionate about assisting students with professional development and pursuing the residency phase of their education. Her clinical experience includes treatment of patients of all ages with a variety of pathologies as well as work in adult neurologic rehabilitation and long-term management of progressive illnesses.