An archive of all RCAAS-related news, from Rutgers University publications (i.e., Rutgers Today and Rutgers Magazine), research publications, and more!
In the News
6.23
Dr. Vanessa Bal was invited to serve on the Life Sciences Alliance Provost Strategic Task Force (LSA-PST). The LSA-PST will recommend a transformational strategy for national and international prominence in the life sciences that builds on Rutgers-New Brunswick’s existing strengths.
The Task Force has a mission to bridge our existing strengths and promote growth in emerging areas with the goal of advancing discovery, innovation, partnerships, and interdisciplinary research and access to research at RU and beyond. Congratulations to Dr. Bal!
6.23
Dr. Arpana Inman, ABPP (Division 17), Dean and Distinguished Professor, and Dr. Vanessa Bal (Division 33), Karmazin and Lillard Chair in Adult Autism; Associate Professor, GSAPP; Director, LifeSPAN ASD Lab and RCAAS-Psychological Services Clinic; Co-director of Research, RCAAS, participated in an informative and inspiring APA Council Town Hall series.
In the recording, experts discussed being in solidarity with persons with disabilities, persons from diverse religious backgrounds and nationalities, persons living with mental illness, as well as children and youth. Thank you for sharing... read more
5.23
Recently, RCAAS Executive Director, and GSAPP Clinical Associate Professor, Dr. Christopher Manente, presented as the keynote speaker for Autism Speaks Virtual Pathways to Employment Event. Event attendees heard from renowned speakers, employees, and service providers who shared employment best practices and predictors of success.
In his keynote address, Dr. Manente urged attendees to move beyond half-measures (see flyer at right) and rallied to address the employment crisis for autistic adults.
To watch a recording of his keynote address, click here.
5.23
Dr. Christopher Manente, Rutgers Center for Adult Autism Services (RCAAS) Executive Director, and GSAPP Clinical Associate Professor, spoke with Pix11 News, along with other compassionate members of the community, about some of the challenges adults with autism face.
Everyone deserves a job that gives them the ability to provide for themselves and to feel like they're contributing to their community. In the world of autistic adults, they don't always get a chance to prove themselves.
Watch the full clip, here.