Activity 4 All
Main Purpose
To get Cal Poly students involved in promoting physical activity for people with disabilities in our local community. A4A offers three community based learning programs: EyeCycle, the Adapted Paddling Program and the Friday Club. The three programs are open to students who are in or have taken KINE 307. Currently we have four ongoing projects:
Student Jobs
- Creating Documents
- Moderating and Facilitating Groups
- Transcribing
- Translating and Analyzing Data
SoloQuad Conversion Project
- Project Manager: Allison Smith, KINE
- Email: hsmith@calpoly.edu
- Main purpose: To design a kayak for people with high-level quadriplegia to drive independently.
Universal Play Frame (UPF)
- Project Managers: Ana Antonetti & Fiona Graham
- Email: fgraham@calpoly.edu
- Main purpose: To design an avenue for people who use joystick-controlled wheelchairs to participate in a variety of recreational activities.
Foam Wars
- Project Managers: Hector Garcia & Eric Branagan-Franco
- Email: fgraham@calpoly.edu
- Main purpose: To design a universally accessible game that provides physical activity for people with quadriplegia, to participate fully alongside people without disabilities.
Wii-B-Fit
- Purpose: To give someone with full-quadriplegia control over a Nintendo Wii game system.
- Project Manager: Darshana Patel
- Email: darshana_87@yahoo.com
For more information, visit their program page on COPE's website.