Project Thrive

If you are a current participant in this program, PLEASE complete this survey. This could help thousands of other students with ASD across the country.

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As part of the FSCJ Author Series, we are working on a photo/multimedia exhibit to coordinate with this year's featured author, Autism Expert Temple Grandin. We're looking for folks who might be interested in being featured, including FSCJ students and others in the community on the spectrum. If you know someone who can help, please contact Brandi Bleak ([email protected]) or Robin Herriff ([email protected]).

The portraits and videos will be on display during Dr. Grandin's visit at the Wilson Center on South Campus.I am sending you this info as you might know some special individuals you want to celebrate.
This is a great opportunity to highlight your amazing students! Please be a part of highlighting the amazing individuals in our hometown!

Shoots will take place at the Deerwood Campus TV Studio and should only take about 30 minutes. The photo/video shoots would take place between now and the middle of February, and the exhibit date is March 6-17 at both our Downtown and South Campus galleries. Those being featured will be given a digital copy of their portrait.

http://www.news4jax.com/positively-jax/unfs-thrive-program-helps-students-with-autism

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