ASGW Newsletter - The Autism Connection
Our quarterly newsletter, The Autism Connection, is printed and sent to our members as a member benefit. To receive a printed copy of the newsletter you can join the Autism Society of Greater Wisconsin here. Electronic versions of the newsletter can be accessed through our email list and website.
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Newsletter Articles by Topic:
Airport Thievery, Judy Endow, M.S., Spring 2012
Celebrating Differences: Being a Good Friend to a Classmate with Autism, Chelsea Budde, Good Friend, Spring, 2014
Establishing Good Sleep Habits in 10 Steps, Dr. Robert Peyton, Winter, 2014
Extended School Year, Nissan Bar-Lev, PhD & Jan Serak, M.S., Spring 2014
Internet Safety: A Personal Experience, Richard Brissett, Summer 2013
Just RELAX!? Using Technology for Self Regulation for Students with Autism, Susan Stokes, M.A., CCC-SLP, Spring 2014
Legal Concepts for Nonprofits, Courtney Salzer, Esq. Fall 2012
Making our Voices Heard/Advocacy, Kirsten Cooper, Spring 2012
New Services in Wisconsin’s CLTS Medicaid Waiver, Bill Murray, DHS, Fall 2012
Ready to Make a Difference? Start a Support Group! Judy Braun, Summer 2013
Schedule your Summer to Alleviate Stress, Mandy Reinke, Autism Consultant, CESA 7, Summer 2012
Serving Local Communities with Heart & Passion, John Shouse, Spring 2013
Starting a Peer Education Initiative in your School Community, Ben Kaufman, OAR, Winter 2014
Copyright 2001-2019 Autism Society of Greater Wisconsin. Note: on-line editions of the ASGW Newsletter do not include all the articles published in the newsletter. Articles not in the on-line edition include information published elsewhere on the ASGW website, out-of-date events and articles where permission to publish on a website is denied. Submissions: articles of interest, artwork/stories/poetry of persons with autism, book reviews, affiliate reports and upcoming conferences are accepted for submission to the newsletter. Submissions can be sent to: ASGW Editor, 1477 Kenwood Dr., Menasha, WI 54952. Submissions deadlines are October 7, January 7, May 7 and July 7.