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On this Make a Difference Minute, Dr. Kasee Stratton-Gadke with the TK Martin Center for Technology and Disability at Mississippi State University shares how a childhood friendship helped inspire her passion for working with individuals with disabilities.
That early experience, combined with lessons learned from a father raising a child with a rare genetic condition, helped shape her approach to serving individuals and families.
Dr. Stratton-Gadke explains why listening to families, understanding their goals, and respecting what matters most in their daily lives are essential to making a meaningful difference.
Learn more about the T.K. Martin Center at TKMartin.msstate.edu.
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That early experience, combined with lessons learned from a father raising a child with a rare genetic condition, helped shape her approach to serving individuals and families.
Dr. Stratton-Gadke explains why listening to families, understanding their goals, and respecting what matters most in their daily lives are essential to making a meaningful difference.
Learn more about the T.K. Martin Center at TKMartin.msstate.edu.
This Make a Difference Minute is brought to you by Premier Structures, Inc., a proud community partner of The Mark White Show. We appreciate their support as we continue sharing stories of encouragement, service, and people making a difference in their communities.
Real stories.
Real people.
Real impact.
News That Unites!™️
___________________________________
If stories like this are why you follow The Mark White Show, I’d appreciate your vote in the Top Host competition. This opportunity could help me recognize more difference-makers, share overlooked stories, and connect people with help.
You can cast one free vote every 24 hours, and no donation is required. If you choose to donate for additional votes, funds raised through the competition help support the Ryan Seacrest Foundation through a grant from AIT. The foundation creates interactive media studios in children’s hospitals nationwide.
Thank you for supporting the work I care so much about!
VOTE: tophost.org/2026/mark-white-3
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