ADOS-2 Clinical Training (Pre-COVID) with an interdisciplinary group of clinicians and researchers from the Mid-Atlantic region.
The University of Maryland Autism Research Consortium (UMARC) is an interdisciplinary group of researchers, clinicians, and service providers in the Departments of Hearing and Speech Sciences, Psychology, Human Development, Linguistics, Kinesiology, Special Education, Career Center EmployABILITY program, and MAVRIC at the University of Maryland in College Park and, the University of Maryland Schools of Medicine and Social Work in Baltimore.
The University of Maryland Autism Research Consortium (UMARC) is an interdisciplinary group of researchers, clinicians, and service providers in the Departments of Hearing and Speech Sciences, Psychology, Human Development, Linguistics, Kinesiology, Special Education, Career Center EmployABILITY program, and MAVRIC at the University of Maryland in College Park and, the University of Maryland Schools of Medicine and Social Work in Baltimore.
What we do:
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We
seek to advance the understanding of Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) in
children and adults, and to contribute to the development of effective treatments
and interventions. Our research examines the social, cognitive, linguistic, and
neural underpinnings of autism. We also host
professional training and the Community-wide Learning about Autism Speaker
Series: UMARC CLASS has transitioned to a podcast format rather than in-person
events to make attending talks easier for families, students, and professionals
in the community and throughout the world!
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Sorry, all of our May ADOS-2 events are sold out. Please go HERE to let us know you are interested in future ADOS-2 training. |
All four episodes of transitioning out of high school are now live on YouTube and our website! Check them out and hear from four different groups on the importance of this topic!
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Join us in September, October, and November to hear high school to higher education transition specialists, high school teams, parents and students talk about ways to make students' transition run more smoothly. |
Recruiting Research Subjects NOW
Are you interested in helping your child improve or learn daily living and self-care skills? Researchers at the University of Maryland, College Park are looking for:
VIRTUAL TRAINING FROM THE COMFORT OF YOUR HOME
This study will take place virtually with two parent training sessions, and ongoing parent coaching over a period of 20-30 study sessions, with each session lasting approximately 15-45 minutes. Upon completion of the study, an incentive of $100 per child and $100 per parent participant will be provided as a token of appreciation.
For more information, please go to our Research tab on the menu above.
VIRTUAL TRAINING FROM THE COMFORT OF YOUR HOME
This study will take place virtually with two parent training sessions, and ongoing parent coaching over a period of 20-30 study sessions, with each session lasting approximately 15-45 minutes. Upon completion of the study, an incentive of $100 per child and $100 per parent participant will be provided as a token of appreciation.
For more information, please go to our Research tab on the menu above.
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New UMD Study: Supporting Autistic Youth and Young Adults in the Workplace
Vocational training staff personnel will receive training on how to create and implement a video-based intervention to teach new job skills to their employees/clients with ASD at their workplace. All study procedures will take place at the job site. This study will include an initial evaluation and two-session training for the staff person, followed by bi-weekly sessions over the course of 2-3 months for the participating pair. For more information, please go to our Research tab above. |