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
2.23
Karmazin and Lillard Chair in Adult Autism; Associate Professor, GSAPP; Director, LifeSPAN ASD Lab; Co-Director of Research and Director of the Psychological Services Clinic, RCAAS; Dr. Vanessa Bal, was chosen for "40 under 40" in Spectrum’s fifth annual book. This list is comprised of 40 young researchers who are working on autism-related science across the globe. They are rising stars in their labs or among their former students.
Dr. Bal was featured in the article, "Rising star: Vanessa Bal traverses fine work-life balance." To read the full article, please click here.
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2.23
A growing awareness of the conflict that can happen between police and individuals on the autism spectrum led Kenneth Cop, executive director of public safety and chief of the Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) to join the Rutgers Neurodiversity Task Force. Chaired by Christopher Manente, executive director of the Rutgers Center for Adult Autism Services (RCCAS), the task force – comprised of a group of thought leaders, faculty and students – aims to identify the needs and priorities of the university’s neurodivergent community in order to create a more... read more
11.22
Tune in to watch Dr. Christopher Manente, Founding Executive Director of the RCAAS, featured on NBC News! The RCAAS's comprehensive program trains practitioners and partners with dedicated organizations, such as RISE at Warren, to take action on key initiatives for autistic adults to thrive.
RISE at Warren will offer adults with autism a home of their own. It is an innovative, active, and long-term residential community for young adults with autism with the mission to provide programming and support, activities, vocational opportunities, and most of all, purpose.
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10.22
The Rutgers Today article "Takeaways From the Tyler Clementi Center’s First Inclusion Summit," highlighted the In A Different Key viewing and Dr. Christopher Manente and Amy Gravino's speeches discussing the film's messages and how to help address opportunities and challenges within the Rutgers community.