The T.K. Martin Center provides comprehensive, multi-disciplinary evaluations to remove limitations through the application of assistive technology, allowing individuals to participate in activities to the fullest degree possible.
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- Location:
- Starkville, MS
- Phone:
- 662.325.1028
- Mon - Sun:
- 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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MSU Golf Course
Saturday, December 5 at 9:00am
TK Martin Center for Technology and Disability Our golf tournament has been rescheduled for December 5, 2009. Come play golf with us!
Time:9:00AM Saturday, December 5th
Location:MSU Golf Course
TK Martin Center for Technology and Disability The 2nd Annual Gulf Coast Augmentative Communication Conference, hosted by The T. K. Martin Center for Technology and Disability is next week in beautiful Bay St. Louis, Mississippi.
Source: www.tkmartin.msstate.edu
The T.K. Martin Center provides comprehensive, multi-disciplinary evaluations to remove limitations through the application of assistive technology, allowing individuals to participate in educational, vocational and leisure activities to the fullest degree they choose. ...
TK Martin Center for Technology and Disability EXPRESS Yourself! Art Exhibition is proudly introduced by Mrs. Rhonda Keenum at the MSU Hunter Henry Center prior to the MSU Jackson State football game Saturday, September 5, 2009. Paintings will be on display from 10:00 am until 2:00 pm. Stop by and see this incredible art work. You can also see additional work on the T. K. Martin Center website at www.tkmartin.msstate.edu
Source: www.tkmartin.msstate.edu
The T.K. Martin Center provides comprehensive, multi-disciplinary evaluations to remove limitations through the application of assistive technology, allowing individuals to participate in educational, vocational and leisure activities to the fullest degree they choose. ...
TK Martin Center for Technology and Disability The T. K. Martin Center for Technology and Disability recently hosted a Language Acquisition Through Motor Planning training. John Halloran, a speech language pathologist from Little Rock, Arkansas presented information about the use of voice output communication systems with individuals who are on the autism spectrum. The training was attended by about 50 parents, teachers and speech language pathologists.
Source: www.msstate.edu
STARKVILLE, Miss.--Mississippi State's T.K. Martin Center for Technology and Disability is joining with the Baptist Memorial Hospital-DeSoto to open the university center's first satellite location.
