The Wocholz Endowment will help RCPD sponsor two exciting events this summer: The Kiwanis Club BBQ and the World Dwarf Games. RCPD is grateful to the Wocholz family for this great opportunity to spread awareness through sponsorship of these events.
After the surprise of May Morning Sing, new Tower Guard inductees are receiving hands-on training so that they are prepared for the exciting year of service to come!
The Annual Awards & Appreciation Reception celebrated the many accomplishments and contributions of students, faculty, and staff in the RCPD and larger MSU community!
Tower Guard's thirteenth annual Shamrock 5k race was an overwhelming success, even in the snow! This great tradition raises money for RCPD and spreads awareness of both groups' missions to students around campus!
Two RCPD students are following their passions and interests through their dedication to service and helping others as Tagget Fellows. Read about what they have done so far and their plans for the rest of the semester!
Piotr Pasik is following his passions and academic interests wherever they take him around the world. Read about how he doesn't let obstacles or challenges get in his way of exploring as many new places as possible.
Since it began in 2010, the BOND program has allowed students with Autism Spectrum Disorders to meet other students, engage in a variety of activities and trips, and make important connections throughout MSU. Learn how you can join BOND today!
Jordyn Castor is not your average sophomore. Despite a visual impairment, she is pursuing a major in computer science while helping other students at MSU and around the world along the way.
MSU sophomore Joey Etienne and his grandmother, Audrey, share the inspiration and fulfillment they receive from being members of Tower Guard over 50 years ago and today.
Studying abroad can be a life changing experience. Disability in a Diverse Society is a four week summer program in Dublin Ireland open to students of all majors, with or without disabilities. The trip encourages students to think in new ways, meet people, and explore an exciting, beautiful country.
In many ways, applications and assistive technology have maximized the opportunities of individuals with a variety of disabilities, whether the user experiences generalized anxiety disorder or is hard of hearing.
From installing ADA-compliant ATMs to supporting RCPD programs, the MSUFCU has become a leader in maximising opportunities for individuals with disabilities.
The recent acquisition of a large five-year grant from the Baldwin Foundation will make the BOND Program for students with autism spectrum disorders even stronger.
Because the RCPD is dedicated to the highest level of service for each student and employee, specialists focus on different disability categories. Individuals who are visually impaired will now work directly with Tom Hwang, instead of Virginia Martz.
The RCPD works to maximize ability and opportunity, while students and faculty creatively and effectively pursue their individual goals. Every journey is unique as each Spartan contributes to the MSU legacy. Watch these video success stories.
The Resource Center for Persons with Disabilities hosted an open house for MSU employees from the Student Affairs and Services Division on May 8, 2012 to showcase the services they provide to students.