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Bill Burke & Angela Parisi - Oyster Bay Railroad Museum & The Center for Developmental Disabilities
Podcast May 2023
This weekend's 1 in 36 guests are Bill Burke & Angela Parisi. Bill is the education chairman and a volunteer at the Oyster Bay Railroad Museum. Angela is the transition supervisor for the children's day program at the Center for Developmental Disabilities located in Woodbury, NY. She oversees the vocational programming, community integration, and linkages to adult services for students aging out. The Center provides comprehensive services for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The museum and the Center have joined together to create the VIP program, a shared, informal vocational education enterprise. Their shared mission is to create a dynamic program focused on service for young adults to accomplish educational, vocational and self esteem outcomes central to all members of our community. Tune in to learn more!
Dr. Deborah Napolitano - Updated Autism Prevalence Rate
Podcast May 2023
Dr. Deborah Napolitano is an assistant professor of ABA at Daemen College. Prior to this, she was an associate professor of pediatrics at the University of Rochester School of Medicine. Dr. Napolitano has published widely in the field of intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and behavior analysis in some of the field’s leading journals. Her research interests are in the areas of rigid and repetitive behavior in individuals with autism, drug and behavior interactions, applications of behavior analysis in child welfare, and the assessment and treatment of severe challenging behavior of persons with IDD. She has also spent a great deal of her career advocating for the needs of individuals with IDD, their families, and for the behavior analysis profession. Tune in to learn more about Dr. Napolitano, the new ASD prevalence rate - 1 in 36 - and more!
Alex Prizgintas
Podcast May 2023
This weekend's 1 in 36 guest is Alex Prizgintas! Alex is a local Hudson Valley musician, author, historian, lecturer, and more. He is currently the president of the Woodbury Historical Society. Alex graduated from Marist College in 2021, his major was history with a minor in Hudson River Valley Studies and a concentration in public history. He is currently pursuing his Masters at Marist in Public Administration. Alex is passionate and well versed in many different topics ranging from milk bottle collecting, dairy farming, glass production, Orange Country railroads, and more. Alex is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, and synesthesia. He plays the cello, and is looking to reach a new goal this year - 100 bookings! Tune in to learn more about Alex, or visit alexprizgintas.com
Paul Perea - Josh's Friends
Podcast May 2023
This weekend's 1 in 36 guest is Paul Perea. Paul is the co-author of Josh's Friends, a children's book about a little dragon with a lot of heart who learns about friendship. Paul's co-author is Joshua Goblowsky. Josh suffered a traumatic brain injury at the age of three, but he hasn't allowed his disabilities restrain him in the least! Josh has published two books, and has a third currently in the works! 100% of the profit from Josh's books are donated to Sunshine Foundation, the original wish granting charity in the United states. Josh & Paul's books are for sale on Amazon.com! Tune in to learn more or visit: https://joshuagoblowsky.com/
RAISE Expo Resource Directory
Admissions, May 2023 Consulting, May 2023 General May 2023
Directory of all vendors that attended the 2023 RAISE Expo
