NECC CEO and Founder, Vinnie Strully, wrote a letter to USA Today, which was published in the Sunday Opinion section on March 23rd. Titled "Autism Visibility: Second Look," Mr. Strully mentions the need for such inclusion in popular culture to help promote greater understanding and awareness. "As educators of children with autism, we see time and again
The New England Center for Children® recognizes the following employees for their outstanding work. Congratulations to our March Employees of the Month! Ari Pinsker, Senior Case Manager Ari began her career at NECC in 2014 as a Teacher and is now a Senior Case Manager. She graduated from Ithaca College with a Bachelor’s in Speech
Workshop, Paper and Posters on Behavior in Children with Autism to be Given at 7th Annual Association of Professional Behavior Analysts Convention, New Orleans, March 23-24 Southborough, Mass. – March 20, 2017 – The New England Center for Children® (NECC®), a global leader in education and research for children with autism, announced today they
NECC is presenting research at the 2017 APBA Convention in New Orleans, LA, on March 23-24. The Association of Professional Behavior Analysts (APBA) is a premier industry group for the advancement of applied behavior analysis (ABA). The following presentations will be given by NECC staff. Session times and locations are available in the APBA Convention program
TRANSFORMING CHILDREN’S LIVES WORLDWIDE From New England to the World, NECC’s Mission of Helping Children with Autism is Recognized with Prestigious Award Southborough, Mass. – March 1, 2017 - For 3-year-old Muhammad Aboud* and his family in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, life was a series of frustrating challenges. Muhammad had autism, and as in
NECC announced today it has received the 2017 Award for International Dissemination of Behavior Analysis from the Society for the Advancement of Behavior Analysis (SABA), the peer academic organization of applied behavior analysis (ABA). The highly respected award is given to a person or organization demonstrating a significant and sustained contribution to the dissemination and
The Worcester Business Journal named The New England Center for Children CEO and Founder, Vinnie Strully, a Business Leader of the Year and will recognize him at an upcoming awards ceremony at Cyprian Keyes Golf Club. Strully grows NECC by running it like a traditional business When Vincent Strully founded the New England Center for
Strully Honored for Leadership in Advancing Autism Education, Research and Technology at NECC Southborough, Mass. – Feb. 20, 2017 - The New England Center for Children® (NECC®), a global leader in education and research for children with autism, announced today that CEO and Founder Vincent Strully, Jr., received the Worcester Business Journal 2017 Nonprofit Business
The New England Center for Children® employs more than 1,200 staff across a number of fields including technology, research, education, administration, and behavior analysis. We employ more than 183 BCBAs, 245 master's trained teachers and clinicians, and 19 PhDs. This tremendous talent is what makes NECC so successful. We recognize the important, critical work our staff
Chata Dickson, Assistant Director of Research, ACE® Department (right), and collaborators Rachel Farber, a former NECC teacher, and Bill Dube, PhD, Eunice Kennedy Shriver Center, published “Reducing overselective stimulus control with differential observing responses." The article was published in the most recent volume of the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis. Abstract Overselective stimulus control refers to discriminative