The program was created in response to the growing demand for science-based educational service for children with autism spectrum disorders in Western New York, state-wide, and nationally, and it is the only complete program of its kind in the region.

Qualified students completing the required course sequence will meet the minimum requirements of the Behavior Analysis Certification Board for certification as an Associate Behavior Analyst.

For additional information, visit www.rochester.edu/Warner/programs/autism.htm or contact Dennis Mozingo at the Autism Spectrum Disorders Program Office at (585) 275-6605.

Warner Center Offers Literature Workshop
The Warner Center for Professional Development and Education Reform is offering the workshop Literary Discussion in the Elementary Schools: Grades 4-6. The workshop is presented by Joy Moss, adjunct associate professor, and literature specialist at the Harley Lower School on March 6, 13, and 20 from 4:00 -6:00 p.m. at the Brighton, Twelve Corners Middle School library classroom.

Participants in this workshop are invited to explore the purpose and nature of literary discussion in the elementary school, as well as possibilities for enriching the quality of literary discussions in their own classrooms.

Registration deadline for the workshop is February 28. For additional information, please contact Marty Garland at (585) 275-8270 or marty.garland@rochester.edu.