Penn State Brandywine will hold a fact-filled, informative lecture titled “Careers in Behavior Analysis: Working with Children who have an Autism Spectrum Disorder,” at 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday, April 6, in room 103 of the Tomezsko Classroom Building.
The Social Science Brown Bag lecture (which means attendees are invited to bring their lunches) will feature George Linke, executive vice president and chief operating officer of Melmark, as he talks to students and the campus community about working with children who have autism spectrum disorder.
This lecture is being sponsored by the Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS) department. For more information, contact Assistant Professors of HDFS Jennifer Zosh at jzosh@psu.edu or Tia Kim at tkim@psu.edu.
Melmark is a provider of residential, educational, vocational and therapeutic services for adults and children with intellectual disabilities, acquired brain injuries, autism spectrum disorders and other neurological and genetic disorders.