Adapted Physical Activity - Oregon State University

The Social Mobility Lab at Oregon State University is recruiting children with and without mobility disabilities between the ages of 12-48 months to participate in a research study titled Efficacy of overground body weight support system (BWSS) on mobility, social interactions and
object interaction of children with and without mobility disabilities. This study is about an inclusive play group where children with and without mobility disabilities engage in free play together. This study is also about how a body weight support harness system can assist children with mobility disabilities to move and play with peers. See attached flier for more information and to sign-up. Or, contact Dr. Sam Logan by phone 541-737-3437 or email at [email protected]

Check out this great article recognizing the work and passion of one of our doctoral students, Winston Kennedy! 👏🏻

Physical activity for some is good, physical activity for all is better In search of answers, Winston moved across the county to pursue his second doctoral degree — this time a PhD in kinesiology with an adapted physical activity concentration from the College of Public Health and Human Sciences.

For those of you who have not yet heard, Dr. JK Yun will be moving on to new things at East Carolina University! He has had such a tremendous impact on the Adapted Physical Activity program and graduate students at OSU the last 20 years! We are sad to see you go but so grateful for the time and wisdom you have shared with all of us - good luck and stay in touch!!! 😊👏🏻