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Congratulations, Mia! Mia Hoffman passes her Ph.D. General Exam

Katie Exams, News December 1, 2023December 1, 2023Accessibility, assistive technology, Early Intervention, mobility, Pediatric, powered mobility
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Congratulations to Mia Hoffman for passing her General Exam!

Mia’s proposed work titled Quantifying On-Time Access to Mobility was approved by her Ph.D. committee.

Awesome job, Mia!

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