While the MS program does not require clinical or service experiences as part of its degree requirements, numerous opportunities are available through the many research centers at the Department of Disability and Human Development. We offer two core programs: Assistive Technology Unit (ATU) and the Family Clinic. In addition, there are a number of federally-funded research centers and programs that involve community-based demonstration projects:

• Advocacy and Empowerment for Minorities Program web site
• Center on Health Promotion Research
• Great Lakes ADA and Accessible Information Technology Center web site
• Institute on Disability and Human Development web site
• National Center on Physical Activity and Disability web site
• Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center on Recreational Technologies web site
• The Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Aging web site
• University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities