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Mar
16
2021
Awareness Must Lead to Action

Awareness Must Lead to Action

Like many other months that are designated for “cause campaigns”, April begs the question: what do we hope to gain by observing Autism Awareness Month? For one thing, we can… Continue reading Awareness Must Lead to Action

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Mar
15
2021
Anderson Center for Autism appoints director of health and related services

Anderson Center for Autism appoints director of health and related services

STAATSBURG — Anderson Center for Autism announced that it has promoted town of LaGrange resident Gina Williamson, RN, BSN to the position of Director of Health and Related Services. In… Continue reading Anderson Center for Autism appoints director of health and related services

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Feb
22
2021
Mid-Hudson people ‘On the Move’: Feb. 22, 2021

Mid-Hudson people ‘On the Move’: Feb. 22, 2021

Anderson Center for Autism announced that it has promoted Gina Williamson of LaGrange to director of Health and Related Services. In this role, Williamson oversees all health-related care and quality… Continue reading Mid-Hudson people ‘On the Move’: Feb. 22, 2021

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Feb
04
2021
Anderson Center for Autism announces effort to designate SUNY Empire State Collegen an autism supportive college

Anderson Center for Autism announces effort to designate SUNY Empire State Collegen an autism supportive college

Executives from Anderson Center for Autism and SUNY Empire State College announced that Anderson has launched plans for a comprehensive training and consultation program that will lead to SUNY Empire’s… Continue reading Anderson Center for Autism announces effort to designate SUNY Empire State Collegen an autism supportive college

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