Rayanne’s Summer at Neil Squire
This summer, Rayanne has been an important part of the Neil Squire Prairie Region team, covering various tasks from computer tutoring to administrative work.
“I Feel More Confident to Apply For a Job”
Marie was applying for jobs, but she didn’t have the right equipment. “I did not have a laptop. I was using my phone, and it was very difficult to write resumes,” she says.
Tyler Brings His Passion for “User-Focused” Design to Makers Making Change
Diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at seven years old, and frustrated with the one-size-fits-all nature of many of the devices he needed in day-to-day life, Tyler innovated his own solutions.
“I Just Like Helping People,” Stephen Gains Valuable Experience Designing Open Source Assistive Technology
As a mechanical engineering student, Stephen Moyer was drawn to biomechanical design in large part by the opportunity to help others.
Moore Finds More Confidence in the Workplace With an Anti-Stuttering Device
“It has helped my fluency and has given me more confidence interacting with the public,” Moore shares. “I am very grateful for the funding and for the device.”