RADD Lab

12/11/2025

Way to go Prince Owusu Gyebi!

12/10/2025

Bravo Chandani!

12/06/2025

More fun at ! Great work today on your presentation Emily.

12/06/2025

It's been a busy day at Bravo to Chandani, Sarah, Sheena, and Serife on their presentations today.

11/07/2025

It was a great day at sharing some of the awesome we're doing. Interested in learning more? Reach out! We never get tired of talking about AAC.

10/03/2025

Check out this awesome research opportunity with one of the RADD lab PhD students. Help support her dissertation work!

06/09/2025

So proud of Dr. Sarah Dunkel-Jackson. What an honor to receive this award and fund accessible sports!

🎉Congratulations to Dr. Sarah Dunkel-Jackson and her Hockey Challenge Camp on receiving the Willie O'Ree Community Hero Award! The NHL presented her award during the Edmonton Stanely Cup Playoffs Game 2 TNT Pre-game show. The NHL is donating $25,000 to The Arc Livingston for our Sports Are For Everyone (SAFE) Challenge programs including Hockey Challenge Camp and Baseball Challenge League that our MSU RADD Lab supports!

05/27/2025

It's week 3 here in Ghana and the students are still making the most of the experience.

05/21/2025

The students continue to have an awesome experience in Ghana.

05/15/2025

It's May, which means that it's time for our Ghana study abroad program again. Check out what the students have been up to in the first week.

05/12/2025

Vote for Sarah Dunkel for all her heard work making sports accessible for everyone!!

The Willie O’Ree Community Hero Award is rewarded annually to someone who, through the game of hockey, has positively impacted his or her community, culture or society and this year one of the finalists is from our own backyard!

Vote for Sarah from East Lansing! → NHL.com/OReeAward

05/03/2025

Yesterday was graduation where we celebrated all of the hard work of our graduates. This included Emily Jensen, doctoral candidate in the lab. Technically she defends her dissertation next week, but we were happy to celebrate all of her hard work. Emily graduated with her PhD in Human Development and Family Studies. During her time at MSU, she worked as assistant teacher at the Child Development Laboratory, taught several HDFS courses, worked as an inclusion consultant on an early childhood curriculum, and presented her research at several state, national, and international conferences. Within the RADD lab, Emily was the manager of for four years and had the opportunity to mentor several undergraduate and graduate student researchers. She led two projects in the lab and worked as an assistant coach for the HAJBA baseball challenge league. We are so proud of Emily and all she has accomplished during her time in the lab. Can't wait to see where life takes her next.