RUTHERFORD, NJ – On Friday, March 24, Felician University held its third bi-annual Felician Autism Collaboration in Teaching (FACT) Conference in the Joseph ...
The university is recognized for its diversity as an HSI (Hispanic Serving Institution) and MSI (Minority Serving Institution), having underrepresented students comprise more than half of the student population. The Master of Science in Nursing program is ranked one of the best online graduate nursing programs in the nation by U.S. Felician University’s I-CAdRE takes pride in being a leading organization for the advancement of knowledge by conducting innovative neurobehavioral research, offering interprofessional training opportunities, providing comprehensive research-based assessment and intervention services, and forming local and international community partnerships. Annelle, retired Felician Sister and former Dean of the School of Education also gave a meaningful and well-received invocation in the format of the Prayer of St. John Burke, Executive Director of I-CAdRE stated, “The main goal for the conference is to bring together multiple groups of people in the ASD community, from local professionals to parents to educators, to share information that can improve quality of life. Director of EPIC Programs served as the FACT Conference keynote speakers and were joined by presenters Michael Hitchcock, MA, BCBA, IBA & Cynthia Espinosa, MA, BCBA, of New Horizons in Autism, Inc; Nicola Schneider, MA, BCBA, of the NRS Compassionate Behavior Services; Dr.