Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, United States of America (the)
Sarah N. Douglas, PhD is an Associate Professor and director of the RADD (Research in Autism and Developmental Disabilities) lab at Michigan State University. She was a Fulbright scholar in South Africa in 2026. Dr. Douglas started her career as a special education teacher primarily supporting children with complex communication needs. She began her work in academia after obtaining a degree in Special Education with cognate in augmentative and alternative communication from Penn State University. Her research focuses on autism, developmental disabilities, educational assistants, and interventions and technologies to support social and communication skill development for children with disabilities.
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Sarah Douglas received a Fulbright scholar award as part of the work that will be presented in this session.
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