The NAP launched a web-based survey on April 15 to choose a new AgrAbility logo. More
SRAPs should submit their annual demographic data for the 2008-09 project year to the University of Wisconsin. More
The first session in the AgrAbility Webinar Series is scheduled for May 28 at 3:00 p.m. EDT / 2:00 p.m. CDT / 1:00 p.m. MDT / 12:00 p.m. PDT. More
The NAP encourages SRAP staff members, especially new staff, to attend AgrAbility of Wisconsin's Ag Assessment Training scheduled for June 1-3. More
The National AgrAbility Project Advisory Team met in Indianapolis on April 1-2 for their annual meeting. More
The National AgrAbility Project has initiated a survey among State and Regional AgrAbility Project (SRAP) personnel about their past and present experience working with their respective state VR agency. More
Colorado AgrAbility Project completed their annual series of Winter Workshops around the state. More
Colorado farmer Ron B. had a local welding company fabricate a platform lift for his tractor. More
Breaking New Ground/Indiana AgrAbility, the National AgrAbility Project, and Northwestern University Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center (NURERC) brought together a focus group of nine farmers with upper limb amputations on April 3. More
The Minnesota AgrAbility Project sponsored a peer conference in Hutchinson, MN on March 12 & 13. More
Deen Swart receives Excellence in Assistive Technology award. More
AgrAbility staff from Mississippi, Missouri, and Tennessee exhibited at the 2009 Mid-South Farm and Gin Show in Memphis, TN, on February 27 & 28. More
Nebraska holds Neighbor-to-Neighbor peer support training. More
February and March events attended. More
AgrAbility Assessment Training: AgrAbility of Wisconsin is planning an AgrAbility ag assessment training for June 1-3, 2009 in Madison, WI. More
No staff changes reported this month.
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