Members of the AD&D Lab have long been committed to meaningful community engagement, using research as a tool to address the real-world needs of aging populations. Through active participation in community outreach events—such as at the “Science Café” event hosted by the UCF Disability, Aging, and Technology Faculty Cluster, the Mark Street Senior Recreation Complex exercise classes, and the East Orange Community Center—lab members work to bridge the gap between science and community, fostering connections that inform both their research and the well-being of those they serve. We hope to see you at our next community event!
Pictured here are: (top left to right) Shensheng Wang (postdoc), Haily Follese (undergrad RA), Lindsay Conner (lead project coordinator), Miranda Miranda Kraenzlin (undergrad RA), Nichole Lighthall (faculty lab director); (bottom left to right) Leilani Cordoves (undergrad RA), Samantha Tyler (project coordinator), Milena Alvarado Giler (project coordinator), Gabriela Jimenez (undergrad RA).
