Sara Sherman's commitment to excellence drove her to a national hockey championship, academic success, and a positive outlook on life, despite the challenges of learning disabilities and a traumatic brain injury.
Rachel joined the Tower Guard Organization in 1950 and remarked, “The very best part of Tower Guard was that I met Bill McCready.” She spent the next 61 years reading to him.
Jordan exemplifies a true Spartan spotting opportunity and taking action to achieve it. His trip to Europe for the World Saxophone Congress was a special opportunity made possible by private gifts toward the Michael J. Hudson Emerging Opportunities Endowment.
The RCPD is committed to improving the lives of students and staff across campus and beyond, and we are looking for additional individuals who share our passion and dedication.
The Exceptions Journal, an MSU Student Organization,hosted the communities’ first ‘Accessible Art Exhibit’. Several community and campus partnerships were instrumental in the success of this inclusive event.
This dinner explored the concepts involved in presenting an overall professional image. Students learned how to make a good first impression and how to develop strong communication with a potential employer.
Hundreds of reception attendees joined in celebration of exceptional students, faculty and staff, scholarship recipients, and the generous donors supporting continued advancement.
Hundreds of energized runners braved a chilly Saturday morning to compete in the 15th annual Shamrock 5k “Run-Walk-Roll”. No matter the style of finishing, excited supporters greeted the contenders with cheer.
On a Saturday afternoon, the Council of Students with Disabilities brought a different kind of athletic activity to Michigan State University’s campus. Adaptive Sports Day energized IM Circle and eager athletes and community members joined to amplify ability.
Every year, RCPD secures funding and challenges engineering students to create feasible universal solutions and showcase them at the renowned Engineering Design Day.
Following the missions of the Resource Center for Persons with Disabilities, the BOND program maximizes ability and opportunity for students on the autism spectrum.
The week of the University of Michigan and Michigan State University football game is regarded as “rivalry week”, but this year begins a new collaborative tradition!
Olympic Day will be hosted on June 28, 2014. Join the MSU Demmer Center for a day full of fun Olympic and Paralympic activities for the whole family to enjoy!
Studies alarmingly show that as many as one out of every four teenagers experience hearing loss. The RCPD partnered with Michigan Rehabilitation Services to bring the Kooser Program to Michigan State University. Read more on how the RCPD and MSU are tackling hearing loss.