In December 2021, SARRC introduced its first Self-Advocate Advisory Board (SAAB).
The SAAB is a group of self-advocates who advise SARRC leadership on research, programs, clinical services, and marketing and communications efforts, to ensure individuals with autism and their interests are represented in how SARRC advances its vision, mission, and strategic plan on behalf of the autism community.
Joshua Anbar
Assistant Teaching Professor
College of Health Solutions, Arizona State University
Bodie Bernosky
Student, Scottsdale Community College, and Resident, First Place Transition Academy
Joe Bradley
Director of Marketing Partnership
Cardone Ventures
Lindsey Eaton
Office Assistant
Christ Lutheran School
Dena Isaacs
Sales & Marketing Coordinator
Sanctuary Camelback Mountain
Will Kirwan
Research Data Entry Specialist
SARRC
Chris Moore
co-Owner
Office Systems Installation
Dr. Kaesha Neil
Instructor
Crismon High School
Amanda Patterson
CSR
Peckham Inc.
Zoë Tepper
Intern, City of Chandler
Student, Arizona State University
If you’re interested in learning more about SARRC’s Self-Advocate Advisory Board, please email [email protected].