Documenting Tuscany's APA Program
The New Media Studio is working with Dr. Mary Stuart of UMBC's HAPP program to document her work in translational research. This summer the production team spent a week in Tuscany recording interviews with researchers and administrators on Italy's innovative Adaptive Physical Activity (APA) program. The team also recorded clinical sessions and exercise classes.
In addition to creating several instructional videos for use in International Field Research Program, courses, the project is creating a documentary. The completed video will also cover APA-inspired programs in Maryland, showing an example of translational research in action.
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