Sheila Wagner, M.Ed.: Ms. Wagner is a retired (2015), certified special education teacher and teacher consultant on educating students with autism with over 37 years of experience in the field, most recently as the Assistant Director of the Emory University’s Autism Center. Ms. Wagner is also a school consultant, national and international lecturer on … Read moreSheila Wagner, M.Ed.
Leslie Lipson has dedicated her career to working on behalf of people with disabilities. Leslie has an active national consulting practice, Lipson Advocacy, which offers advocacy solutions using general educational and special education law, from a values-based foundation and mindset of presuming competence. She also leads parent and advocacy group training on topics relating to special … Read moreLeslie K. Lipson, JD
Miyah Sundermeyer has been employed at the Center for Leadership in Disability which is housed in the school of Public Health at Georgia State University. All the while, she earned her Associate’s Degree in Psychology before to transferring her credits to the GSU to pursue her bachelor’s in psychology. Miyah will graduate in May 2020, … Read moreMiyah Sundermeyer
Dr. Shauna Joye is an Air Force veteran and licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in assessment and treatment of behavioral disorders. She earned a B.S. in biology from Georgia Southern University and a Ph.D. in psychology from Florida State University. Dr. Joye completed a postdoctoral residency at Kaiser Permanente at their Autism Spectrum Disorder specialty … Read moreDr. Shauna Joye
