Meredith Autism Program

🌊Bulletin Board Refresh!🐟 A client favorite has made its return! We’re welcoming the warmer weather with some under-the-sea vibes while brining back a favorite… I spy! 👀🔍

Ms. Nicole always goes above & beyond! She is starting our explorers week with yummy smoothies! 🍌🍓

Our BCBAs & Office Manager are officially CPR & First Aid certified! Renewed & ready, keeping our skills up to date so we can continue to provide a safe, prepared & supportive environment every day! 💪🏽❤️

Join us in wishing our wonderful Director, Hilary, a happy MAP-aversary! For 23 years, Hilary has poured love, passion & expertise into MAP. This program would not be where it is today without her incredible dedication & leadership! 💛⭐️

As another semester comes to a close, we got to celebrate the amazing students who make MAP so special 💛 Their passion, dedication & empathy are the heart of everything we do. We are so grateful for each & every one of them! 🎊

What a wonderful week we have had! From our lovely BCBA Abby Tamimi being awarded the Distinguished Alumnae Award to seeing all of our students shine during their presentations at CSA Day, it has truly been a week full of pride, growth, and celebration. We are so grateful to be surrounded by such dedicated staff and incredible students who make moments like these so special! ⭐️❤️

Super proud of the work we do to contribute to the field of ABA.

Meredith's Psychology department and the Meredith Autism Program are providing students a pathway to earn their Registered Behavior Technician certification.

Hear from MAP staff and students about why this pathway is so impactful: https://www.meredith.edu/news/meredith-psychology-program-provides-rbt-pathway/

Help us wish our fabulous Explorers Inclusive Preschool teacher a happy one year MAP-aversary! 🎉 For the past year, Nicole has brought creativity, fun & imagination to preschool every single day & we are so lucky to have her! ❤️📚🖌️

We are so excited to announce our raffle winners for Spirit Week 2026! Winners, come claim your prizes!! Thank you to everyone who participated! 💛❤️

Many in the autistic community feel a stronger connection to the color gold rather than traditional symbols like blue or puzzle pieces. Gold represents a sense of value, uniqueness, and strength, reflecting the diverse experiences and perspectives within autism. It moves away from outdated stereotypes, offering a symbol that highlights the brilliance and individuality of those on the spectrum.
Let’s kick off Autism Acceptance Month in a bright, bold way! Tomorrow help light up campus with us by wearing gold or yellow! 💛