University of Central Florida

3D printing has revolutionized pediatric prosthetics, making them stronger, more personalized, and cost-effective. Limbitless Solutions, founded by UCF engineers, has donated bionic arms to 60 families, advancing technology and improving children's lives. The organization collaborates with partners to create expressive designs, enhancing both functionality and personality.

Ken Robinson received an honorary doctoral degree from UCF for public service, reflecting his impact on education and healthcare through leadership at Dr. Phillips Inc. and The Dr. P. Phillips Foundation. His work includes significant contributions to UCF Downtown and the Dr. Phillips Nursing Pavilion, addressing nursing shortages and community needs. Robinson emphasizes leveraging the Phillips family legacy to invest in higher education and community development, fostering intersection of education, business, and civic life.

The Eric Sorensen Motor Speech Program (ESMSP) was developed in partnership with UCF, JU, and UF to improve services for adults with motor speech disorders. Inspired by patient Eric Sorensen's recovery from a traumatic brain injury, the program was funded by his parents. ESMSP aims to grow into a specialized clinic, starting with virtual and in-person support groups led by Jackie Hurst, who also manages the program. The initiative includes two phases: Phase I focuses on SIMS-trained SLPs providing treatment, and Phase II will study acquired motor speech disorders through intensive services.

Dr. Anil Bajnath, a leader in precision medicine and entrepreneurship, teaches at George Washington University, blending academia with his clinical practice to create personalized health solutions. His multidisciplinary background and commitment to advancing healthcare make him a key figure in the industry.