Research
The Hussman Center for Adults with Autism supports research and scholarship activities aimed at improving the quality of life for adults with autism. Many departments and disciplines at Towson University have collaborated with the Hussman Center in conducting faculty-student research that address the needs and priorities of neuro-diverse adults. All research activities follow the Institute for Well-Being Research Application and Review Process.
Current Research Studies
Dr. Wilson is collaborating with Dr. Santhanam at Bowling Green State University on a survey study looking at self-advocacy and social communication skills of college students with various learning needs, including those with and without autism. This project aims to inform future programs for college students who may desire self-advocacy or social communication support. If interested, please contact Dr. Wilson at kwilson AT_TOWSON
Dr Pooja Brar is looking for autistic adults and family members of autistic adults to participate in a study regarding the relationship and sex education needs for autistic adults. If interested, please contact Dr. Brar at pbrar AT_TOWSON. More details can be found on this flyer.
Dr Ming Li is looking for autistic adults to contribute their thoughts about genetic testing. If interested, Please contact Dr Li at mli AT_TOWSON.
Dr. Matthew Burger is conducting research through a program entitled "Balanced Minds: Anxiety Reduction for Work and Employment". If interested, please contact Dr. Burger at mburger AT_TOWSON.
