The Robert E. Dooley Trust NSU Center for Autism Endowment Fund, administered by the Division of Research and Economic Development, was established to help fund and support NSU programs that benefit individuals with autism. Included are summaries of the 12 projects supported over the past 2 years.
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Baudhuin Preschool, The Academy, and the Starting Right program thrive through expanded partnerships, scholarships, sensory-friendly arts, and the launch of the PLAY Project to support families and future professionals.
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NSU University School preschoolers are ready to take on the world! This year, they’ve been busy growing, exploring, and learning about physical science, the animal kingdom, mathematics, technology, and human anatomy.
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The Unicorn Children’s Foundation Developmental Assessment Clinic offers comprehensive psycho-developmental evaluations for children showing signs of autism or developmental delays, providing individualized treatment recommendations and reevaluation services, while also conducting community outreach and clinical training for psychology trainees.
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The Child Care Training Program expands access with trauma-informed care training and Haitian Creole exam options, supporting early educators across South Florida.
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Applied Behavior Analysis Fellowship Program celebrates the success of ABA Fellow Jacqueline Molino and a new award supporting AI-driven autism services. With renewed ABAI and ACLP approvals, the programs continue to prepare professionals who make a lasting impact.
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Beyond its focus on academic excellence and achievement, Access Plus is a personalized program meticulously crafted to empower students on their journey within NSU. Celebrate the success of Access Plus student, Bryan Pekar.
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Under the umbrella of the NSU College of Psychology and NSU Health Care Centers, there are 13 pediatric specialties serving children and adolescents on NSU’s Fort Lauderdale-Davie campus. These specialty clinics address the important need for mental health services for children.
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Regina Graham, PhD, is an Associate Professor at the Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Allopathic Medicine conducting pediatric cancer research focusing on brain tumors and neuroblastoma.
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Jacqueline Ennis, PhD, during her doctoral program in Conflict Analysis and Resolution from the Halmos College of Arts & Sciences, conducted dissertation research focused on the intergenerational nature of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE).
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