Taylor Gibson, ’17, is a walking, jumping, kicking bundle of tenacity. Faculty and family rallied around the alumna as she fought thyroid cancer.
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Two keys to serving more students in special education
The stereotype is ever present. People with Down Syndrome are thought to be intellectually disabled. Matthew Brock has always been close to his younger sister Lori, who has the syndrome. “I remember one time when I was in 12th grade and Lori was in ninth, I helped her study for a general education class test,” […]
Decades of exercise physiology innovation
Jump back in time to find out how exercise physiology at Ohio State has been a groundbreaking leader for seven decades.
Scoring a “whole” in one
A new golfing camp for kids on the autism spectrum is one of a kind.
Champions of students on the Autism spectrum
Two alumna founded a learning center that is helping children with autism get a solid education and focus on personal growth.
No different from other kids
EHE research on at-risk youth stresses that similarities, not differences, connect us all.