Featured Stories

• Fun with food can improve nutrition (Jan 19, 2012)
• Projects support people with disabilities who are victims of violent crimes (Dec 09, 2011)
• Temple Grandin: a preview to her Utah State University visit (Oct 28, 2011)
• 40 years: Continuing a legacy of excellence (Sep 27, 2011)
• Projects seek to improve obesity rate among Utahns with disabilities (Aug 29, 2011)
• Award-winning film takes a frank look at respite care in Utah (Jul 20, 2011)
• Please touch the plants: The CPD's Developmental Playground includes a sensory garden (Jul 05, 2011)
• Examining mobile technology and its impact on people with disabilities (May 31, 2011)
• Healthy lifestyles training sets out to improve the health of young adults with disabiltiies (May 19, 2011)
• Supporting the families of children with special needs at Hill AFB (Apr 28, 2011)
• Research explores child development's fun side
• The CPD welcomes four more faculty fellows in time for Research Week
• Training program helps sign language interpreters succeed
• PEER helps young adults with disabilities transition to the adult world
• Schools in New Mexico prepare for extended school year study
• URLEND's training program seeks to bolster the diversity of its trainiees and the health care profession
• Utah Traumatic Brain Injury study focuses on children, veterans, services for all who have sustained a TBI
• Meet Chalese Buttars, the CPD's Volunteer of the Year
• USU's Armenian Student Association is CPD's organization of the year
• CPD's New Mexico study examines the effectiveness of a longer school year
• Assistive technology helps children gain more control of their environment
• Program allows rural preschoolers access to trained teachers
• Training protects officers, people in crisis
• Depression in parents of children with disabilities: a new angle on a literacy study
• Trainings seek to make church a place for everyone
• Stimulating the senses: How a group of students helped a girl and her family find fulfillment
• The CPD's developmental playground takes shape
• Brainstorming ways to bring independence to people with disabilities
• Ms. Wheelchair Utah speaks out on disability, advocacy, life
• CPD employee takes message of independence to Syria
• CPD family nurse practitioner returns from humanitarian trip to Haiti
• TASK12 is helping to raise the bar for educational interpreters for the deaf
• New year, new faculty fellows at the CPD
• Websites help states find teachers and special educators
• Lee's Marketplace honored for support of people with disabilities
• Work to improve services for people with traumatic brain injury pays off
• Local program recognized for reusing assistive technology
• September Is Emergency Preparedness Month
• Freshmen offer service before going back to school
• CPD's YouTube channel showcases people as they tell their own stories
• Watching Jordan grow
• IDASL Class Heightens Awareness, Changes Lives
• Troy and Tracy Justesen jointly receive the CPD's 2009 Trainee of the Year award
• Students create award-winning, independence-giving device
• WebAIM project consults Fortune 500 companies
• CPD inventors seek a better way to fly
• Shriners of Salt Lake City joins with AT Lab to provide wheelchairs
• Braille coin highlights the need for literacy
• Adrienne Akers receives CPD Alumni of the Year award
• Support is available for people who have sustained traumatic brain injuries
• Doctors' offices to be surveyed on autism screening
• Pioneering survey nets overwhelming results
• CReATE helps Utahns with disabilities stay in motion
• Research makes Internet kinder to students with cognitive disabilities
• Assistive technology loan helps the Davis family