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Lowcountry & Grand Strand

Announcing our Honorary Chairs!

The next two South Carolina Autism Society Strides for Autism events of the year are fast approaching! It is time to start your teams, register, and obtain sponsorships!

Saturday, September 10, 2011: Lowcountry Strides for Autism at Memorial Waterfront Park in Mt. Pleasant
Honorary Chair, David Bendig, Director of Southeast Operations for PDS Tech

Saturday, September 24, 2011: Grand Strand Strides for Autism at Grand Park @ Market Common in Myrtle Beach
Honorary Chair, Cheryl Bauerle, SOS Healthcare

Onsite registration at both events begins at 8:00 am, with the walk beginning at 9 am. Note that this is a “walk-what-you-can” event.

Create your own Team, and then encourage friends, family, and your community to sponsor you! Donations can be made online, or brought to the event. Additional information and pre-registration is available on the Strides for Autism website located at

http://www.scautism.org/strides/

Opportunities for Sponsorship, as well as spaces in our Resource Fair, are still available. Visit https://scautism.org/strides/sponsorships/ for more information.

Best of luck to all teams and individuals as we take Strides for Autism! Remember, together we can solve the puzzle!

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

#389

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Tue Aug 2, 2011 1:20 am
Subject: Surfers Healing Documentary

connysmom

If you haven’t heard, during the Surfers Healing 2009 season, they filmed a documentary to air on the OWN network. It will show this coming Saturday. (Someone record it for me please!!!!)

Here is just one of the clips that has been posted on the Surfers Healing Facebook page…. And really shows what can happen every day at one of these events. http://www.oprah.com/common/omplayer_embed.html?image=http%3A%2F%2Fstatic.oprah.com%2Fimages%2Fown%2F2011%2Ftheswelllife%2F101%2F20110727-swl-101-pr-clip-4-592x333.jpg&video=http%3A%2F%2Fmedia.oprah.com%2Fown%2Fthe-swell-life%2Fseason1%2Fpr%2F20110727-swl-101-pr-clip-4.mp4&width=600&height=339

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism

Project Coordinator, "All Are Welcome"

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

#390

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Tue Aug 2, 2011 2:46 pm
Subject: All Are Welcome -- Steering Committee Recruitment

connysmom

All Are Welcome is a project of the South Carolina Autism Society (funded by the SC Developmental Disabilities Council) that works to develop resources to help faith communities to be come inclusive and welcoming. In the first year of this grant, we created a training video and curriculum for church and ministry leaders. For more information on All Are Welcome, please click here.

Often it is the individual with a disability or their family who must approach their place of worship for help in establishing methods for full inclusion. Therefore, in the second year of this grant, we will create a multimedia turnkey curriculum for those members of the faith community help guide them to assist in developing a welcoming community.

We are currently seeking individuals who are interested in serving on the Steering Committee for Year 2. The role of the Steering Committee is as follows:

The Steering Committee will evaluate the most pressing needs of families with loved ones with disabilities so that they can fully participate in their faith community. The Steering Committee will assist the Project Coordinator with establishing the priority area, background research, and the development and distribution of the materials. The Steering Committee will have a broad variety of people participating. Family Connection and SC Autism Society worked together to establish this committee. The committee will serve as a sounding board and advisors for the project as the project moves forward. They will provide valuable input into the curriculum, and some members of the committee may also be asked to be a part of any video portion of the curriculum to discuss their experience as well as what it means to the individual and the family to be a full and active part of the faith community.

We generally hold monthly meetings, and encourage members to attend. However if you cannot attend, it is still possible to participate.

If you are interested in participating in the All Are Welcome Steering Committee for Year 2, please click here to complete the information form.

Thank you!

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism

Project Coordinator, "All Are Welcome"

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

#391

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Thu Aug 4, 2011 2:39 pm
Subject: LOWCOUNTRY: Fall 2011 Caregiver Small Groups

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Two New
Caregiver Studies Starting in August in Charleston, SC

(if you have a study starting in your area, please let me know and I will post it to our Facebook and webpage)

Tuesday evenings beginning, August 23, 6:30 - 8:00 PM

Seacoast Church, LongPoint Road, Mt. Pleasant

Childcare provided

and

Wednesday evenings, beginning August 31, 6 - 7:30 PM

Fort Johnson Baptist Church, James Island, SC

Childcare provided

These studies are for anyone caring for a friend or family member struggling with chronic illness, disability, age related issues or depression.

Singles and couples welcomed at both.

You can also choose to come 30 minutes early to either and enjoy a hearty dinner for $5.00 per person.

For more information and to sign up e-mail the.caregiver@....

Excerpt from study content below:

The Heart of the Caregiver - Part 2: The Caregiver Trap

www.theheartofthecaregiver.com is devoted to encouraging caregivers to meet together regularly to share, study God's Word and pray. Contact us on how to start a small group in your community today.

Join our group on Facebook!

Important Caregiver Survey

Please click below to participate in this short, but important survey:

Caregiver Survey

Chosen Families

ChosenFamilies.org

provides education to parents, family members, religious leaders and the general public on effective solutions to living in families with hidden disabilities.

Contact the.caregiver@... if your church is interested in offering small group outreach ministry to family caregivers in your community.

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#392

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Thu Aug 4, 2011 4:57 pm
Subject: UPSTATE: Mauldin Miracle League Registration is Open for the Fall 2011 Season

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	Fall 2011 Newsletter: Let's get ready to Play Ball! Our Sixth Fall Season Begins Soon-Register Now!


	Wednesday, August 3, 2011


	Registration is Open!!! We are excited, and ready to see all our players- both old and new! Click here to register on to our website. Visit our website at www.mauldinmiracleleague.com to see what else is going on. We are constantly updating the schedule as we are still planning a outstanding season. All Star Division Schedule All American Division Schedule (Formally Coach's Pitch)


	"Rain Out" Location & Hot Days Cool Zone Fans! Rain Out Location for the All Stars Division: The Senior Action Center on Corn Road (across from Mauldin High School and behind the produce stand on Butler Road) is our location for "rain outs" - now, when it rains, we will just play our games at the Senior Action Center. You can always call the rain out line listed on our website to find out where we are playing. Also, for the *HOT* weather this season, we've got "Cool Zone" fans to help keep players in the dugout cool.


	Contact Us: Visit our website at www.mauldinmiracleleague.com, or contact Dennis Raines, Director of the MML, at 864-505-5417 to learn more about the League or for more information.


	About us The Mauldin Miracle League is a non-profit baseball league for children and young adults ages 3 and up with special needs. Two seasons per year & two divisions for all abilities, players come out to Sunset Park ot have fun, meet new friends and of course - PLAY BALL!

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#393

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Thu Aug 4, 2011 5:59 pm
Subject: UPSTATE: YMCA Spectrum Sunday for August!

connysmom

The YMCA of Greenville will be holding its next Spectrum Sunday family fun day on Sunday, August 14^th from 5 – 7 pm. We will meet at the YMCA’s Adams Mill Program Center (formerly Golden Strip YMCA) at 100 Adams Mill Road in Simpsonville. Come out and beat the heat in the pool!

All ages are invited. There is a $5 charge per family to cover lifeguards.

Click here to register online!

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism

Project Coordinator, "All Are Welcome"

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

#394

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Fri Aug 5, 2011 10:52 am
Subject: 2011 Upstate SC Autism Forum -- FREE! -- LAST CALL!

connysmom

Tomorrow is the FREE Upstate Autism Forum! Please register today if you plan to attend!

Upstate Autism Forum

Saturday, August 6, 2011

8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.

Brookwood Church

580 Brookwood Point Place
Simpsonville, SC 29681

Click here to Register online

(required as count for free lunch!)

The Upstate Autism Forum brings together parents and professionals from across the Upstate region. It provide information about autism, current autism research for the cause and treatment, and resources available in South Carolina to assist families affected by the disorder.

The Upstate Autism Forum an opportunity for families to learn more about services available in the area and for providers to meet and hear from families as to what they need and are looking for.

The Forum will also feature a Resource Fair of booths and exhibits for family members and educators to continue their learning outside of the forum itself.

Forum speakers include medical professionals and Upstate parents Phil and Amy Parham. Phil and Amy are the parents of three children, one with autism. In 2008, they were contestants on NBC’s “The Biggest Loser.” During their time on the show, they lost a combined total of 256 pounds. As a couple, they lost one of the highest percentages of any married couple in “The Biggest Loser" history. “ Out of 110 contestants to date, Amy holds the title of the 3^rd-highest percentage of weight loss for all the women in “The Biggest Loser” history.

Phil and Amy will be sharing their story and the role that autism has played in their lives and talk about how the entire family can remain healthy even with the challenges that the diagnosis of autism can present.

2011 SC Upstate Autism Forum Agenda

Agenda (tentative)

8-9am Resource fair

9-9:10 Opening and Welcome

9:10-9:40 Inspirational speakers

Phil and Amy Parham

9:40-10:30 Main Session #1 Dr. Desmond Kelly
Reviewing top research in 2010

10:30-10:40 Q&A

10:40-11:30 Main Session #2 Transition Issues in Autism, Susan Bruce, ProParents

11:30-11:40 Q&A

11:40-12:30 Main Session #3 Dr. Ford
Puberty and Sexuality in

Adolescents with ASDs

12:30-12:40 Q&A

12:40-1:30pm Lunch & Exhibits

1:30-2:25pm Concurrent Session #1 (select one)

A. All Are Welcome faith inclusion, Susan Leiby, SCAS

B. ABCs of Functional Analysis, Mark Knight, BCBA, Hope Reach

C. Ins and Outs of Insurance Coverage of ASDs, Julie Kellett, MA, Autism Wonders

D. Autism Wonders (GHS Children’s Hospital Autism Program) Update, Lisa Castellani, MD, Autism Wonders

2:25-2:30 Move to next Concurrent Session

2:30-3:25 Concurrent Session #2 (select one)

A. Elusive Sleep in Autism, Lisa Castellani, MD, Autism Wonders

B. Seizures in Autism, GHS Pediatric Neurology TBD

C. Navigating the IEP Process in Autism, Natalie Smith, Autism Coordinator, Greenville County Schools

D. Evaluating Research Articles and New Autism Treatments, Julie Kellett, MA, Autism Wonders

3:25-3:30 Move back to main session

3:30-4pm Closing remarks

Sponsored by

Derrick and Sandrine Howle
The LUCAS Network
(Loving Unconditionally Children with Autism Support Network)
Greenville, SC 29615
Home 864-292-6116
Cell 864-325-5507
www.luluhowle.com
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/LUCASNetwork/

Life isn't about Waiting for the storm to pass...It's learning how to dance in the rain!.

#395

From: "Kim" <kim@...>
Date: Sat Aug 6, 2011 5:43 pm
Subject: Parent to School Partnership

kimberannt

If anyone is interested in a part time job with lots of flexibility with the
South Carolina Autism Society, we are looking for part time parent mentors in
the following areas: Midlands region, York/Lancaster region, and
Anderson/Pickens area. If you are interested please submit your resume' to Kim
Thomas ~ kim@... or fax it to me at 803-750-8121. Thanks:)

#396

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Mon Aug 8, 2011 2:01 pm
Subject: LOWCOUNTRY & GRAND STRAND: STRIDES FOR AUTISM! Why is it important?

connysmom

Providers!

Please share with your families!

Families!

Please share with your community!

Lowcountry & Grand Strand

The next two South Carolina Autism Society Strides for Autism events of the year are fast approaching! It is time to start your teams, register, and obtain sponsorships!

Saturday, September 10, 2011
Lowcountry Strides for Autism
Memorial Waterfront Park in Mt. Pleasant
Honorary Chair, David Bendig, Director of Southeast Operations for PDS Tech

Saturday, September 24, 2011
Grand Strand Strides for Autism
Grand Park @ Market Common in Myrtle Beach
Honorary Chair, Cheryl Bauerle, SOS Healthcare

Why it is important to support the South Carolina Autism Society through Strides for Autism?

According to Craig Stoxen, President & CEO of the South Carolina Autism Society, we have two goals with our Strides event.

1) To raise the awareness of autism spectrum disorders. With the occurrence rate of autism at 1 in 110 everyone is or will soon be affected in one way or another by autism. It may be a family member or it may be coworker’s child or a friend’s child. So the better understanding our society has, the better the quality of life for those on the spectrum will be.

2) To raise funds for the South Carolina Autism Society. This fundraiser is to help ensure SCAS can meet the needs of families through information and referral, trainings and workshops and advocacy.

Where does that money go?

Monies go to help support this mission of the South Carolina Autism Society, which is, “To enable all individuals with autism spectrum disorders to reach their maximum potential.” According to the South Carolina Secretary of State’s website, almost 90% of all monies go directly towards Program Expenses, which means that almost $1,000,000 a year is going directly to help support those with autism in South Carolina.

What does the South Carolina Autism Society do?

The South Carolina Autism Society is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization which has been assisting families for more than 35 years. We provide the following programs:

Information and Referral: Providing information to parents and professionals about autism and available services.
Advocacy: SCAS provides advocacy on all levels from the individual level on up to the system change level.
Autism and Informed Response: Training for emergency responders (law enforcement, EMS, fire fighters, etc) on autism, using parent volunteers.
Parent-School Partnership: To assist children with autism in receiving the best education possible by helping to build relationships between the school and the parents.
Service Coordination: Is an expansion of the society’s existing programs of information and referral and advocacy. SCAS will provide service coordination to individuals with autism spectrum disorders.
Workshops and Conference: Dr. Temple Grandin will be the keynote speaker at our October 15, 2011 conference!
Special Projects, such as:

Key Indicators and Training (KAIT) Project
Autism Training Collaborative
Project MEANS (Meaningful Engagement Around the Needs of a Student)
All Are Welcome faith inclusion training

Now that you know why Strides for Autism is so important, it’s time to Create your own Team, and then encourage friends, family, and your community to sponsor you! Donations can be made online, or brought to the event. Additional information and pre-registration is available on the Strides for Autism website located at

http://www.scautism.org/strides/

Opportunities for Sponsorship, as well as spaces in our Resource Fair, are still available. Visit https://scautism.org/strides/sponsorships/ for more information.

Onsite registration at both events begins at 8:00 am, with the walk beginning at 9 am. Note that this is a “walk-what-you-can” event.

Best of luck to all teams and individuals as we take Strides for Autism! Remember, together we can solve the puzzle!

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

#397

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Fri Aug 12, 2011 12:45 am
Subject: UPSTATE: YMCA Spectrum Sunday for August! LAST CALL!!!!

connysmom

Last call for the YMCA Spectrum Sunday event this coming Sunday! Come splash in the pool, enjoy some music, and crafts! We are on the cusp with numbers, so we need to know if more families are coming! Why not join us!

All ages are invited. There is a $5 charge per family to cover lifeguards.

Click here to register online!

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism

Project Coordinator, "All Are Welcome"

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

#398

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Thu Aug 18, 2011 5:12 pm
Subject: SC Autism Society's August UPDATE Newsletter

connysmom

Below is the SC Autism Society’s August Newsletter. Enjoy!

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism

Project Coordinator, "All Are Welcome"

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

https://scautism.org/strides/

From: South Carolina Autism Society [mailto:South_Carolina_Autism_Society@...]
Sent: Thursday, August 18, 2011 10:47 AM
To: scas_shop@...
Subject: SC Autism Society's August UPDATE Newsletter

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In this Issue
In this Issue:

A Message from the President
Strides for Autism
Corporate Sponsorships
Exhibitors
Annual Conference
Team Aruba Silent Auction
Fun in the Fall Golf Tourney
Do It Yourself Activity
Upstate Autism Forum
Upcoming Events
1st & 2nd Qtr Donors

Do you believe in someone with autism? Then you believe in the South Carolina Autism Society and its mission. How can we meet such a big mission? With support from you and others like you. We can't improve the lives of people with autism spectrum disorders without ongoing support. Your support allows us to continue what we've begun, find new ways to help, better serve the families who speak for loved ones, and come closer to solving the many puzzles of ASD. If you believe in someone who has an autism spectrum disorder, then you believe in the Autism Society's mission.

Main Office

806 12th Street
West Columbia, SC
29169-6142
803-750-6988 Office
800-438-4790
803-750-8121 Fax

Email
scas@...

Web
www.scautism.org

Satellite Offices

Charleston

4 Carriage Lane
Suite 302
Charleston, SC 29407
843-870-1650 Office/Fax

Coastal

PO Box 30425
3242 Holmestown Road
Unit B
Myrtle Beach, SC 29588
843-650-0129 Office/Fax

Upstate

5 Century Drive
Suite132
Century at Keith
Greenville, SC 29607-1578
864-241-8669 Office
864-241-8667 Fax

Please support your local United Way. Allocations & designations are an important part of the SCAS budget. Thank you for giving.

The UPDATE

August 2011
Volume 39, Issue 8

South Carolina Autism Society

The purpose of the South Carolina Autism Society is to enable all individuals with autism spectrum disorders to reach their maximum potential.

A Message from the President...

We have some very exciting events coming up this fall and I just wanted to highlight a couple of them for you. You will find more details of each of theses events in this newsletter and on our website, www.scautism.org.

First is our 2011 annual conference October 15th. This year we are excited to be featuring Temple Grandin. Temple is a wonderful speaker, extremely knowledgeable and very motivational. If you have not year heard, last year HBO made a movie about her. This made for HBO movie won seven Emmys in 2010 and Claire Danes who played Temple received a Golden Globe Award for Best Performance.

We are excited to have Temple back with us. She is always full of new information and she is an inspiration to individuals with ASD and their families.

The last two legs of Strides for Autism are coming up. These are fun events for the whole family and a great way to help support SC Autism Society. If you are in the Low Country, join us September 10th in Mount Pleasant and if you are in the Pee Dee area join us in Myrtle Beach on Saturday September 24th. And if you not in those areas, but are looking for a reason for a road trip, well feel free to join us!!!

Our annual Fun in the Fall Golf outing will be on October 31 at Wood Creek Farms Country Club. Join us for a fund day of golf and fellowship.

I am looking forward to seeing you at some of these upcoming events!!!!

craig
Craig Stoxen, President & CEO

Strides for Autism

It's time to start planning for Strides for Autism! Strides is the premier fundraising event to support the mission of the South Carolina Autism Society. These events include a fun-walk, resource fair, and family-fun activities.

Our secure online registration system is up and waiting for you to set up your team and find supporters!

Visit us online at

Lowcountry
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Memorial Waterfront Park, Mt. Pleasant

Grand Strand
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Grand Park @ Market Common, Myrtle Beach

Corporate Sponsorships

We have a variety of sponsorship levels for our Strides for Autism events, and we encourage companies and organizations to become involved.

For an explanation of the different sponsorship levels, please view our Strides Sponsor Levels document. One you have determined your desired sponsorship level, please complete and return the Sponsor Registration Form.

NEW! Purchase your sponsorship online! Click here for more information.

Exhibitors

Each Strides for Autism event includes a Resource Fair. All copmanies and organizations providing services or products that may be of interested in those in the autism community are welcome to participate. Please complete and return the Strides Exhibit Space Form to participate.

NEW! Sign up as an Exhibitor online! Click here for more information.

2011 Annual Conference
Temple Grandin, Keynote Speaker

Columbia Conference Center,
169 Laurelhurst Avenue, Columbia SC

Saturday, October 15

2011 Award Nomination Form now available
Online submission
PDF for printing

Scholarship Application now available
Online submission
PDF for printing

Don't miss the South Carolina Autism Society's Annual Conference, featuring Dr. Temple Grandin as Keynote Speaker!

Dr. Temple Grandin was born in Boston, Massachusetts. Temple’s achievements are remarkable because she was a child with autism. At age two she had no speech and all the signs of severe autism. Fortunately, her mother defied the advice of the doctors and kept her out of an institution. Many hours of speech therapy, and intensive teaching enabled Temple to learn speech. As a teenager, life was hard with constant teasing. Mentoring by her high school science teacher and her aunt on her ranch in Arizona motivated Temple to study and pursue a career as a scientist and livestock equipment designer. Dr. Grandin was awarded her Ph.D in Animal Science from the University of Illinois in 1989 and is currently a Professor at Colorado State University.

Click here for even more information on Dr. Grandin.

HBO has recently premiered a movie about Temple’s early life and career with the livestock industry. The movie received seven Emmy awards and Claire Danes won the Best Actress, Mini-Series or TV Movie Golden Globe for her role as Temple Grandin.

Additional Speakers to include Medical Professionals from across South Carolina updating on the latest autism news, and Jodi Cholewickie discussing Best Practices.

Your registration includes Lunch, SCAS Annual Meeting, and Annual Awards Presentation.

Conference Prices	SCAS Members	NON Members
Family Member/Full-Time Student/Ind w/ASD	$75	$100
Two Family	$110	$140
Professional	$100	$125
3 or more Professionals of same group/each	$90	$115

Download our conference flyer by clicking here.

Click here for more information and to register online.

Team Aruba Silent Auction

We are in need of items to be donated for an auction that will be held during the Uniquely Union BBQ festival. Anything you are able to donate for this event will be greatly appreciated. Whether it be products, gift certificates, vacation destinations or any other item you choose will generate money for this cause.

All money from this event will be divided in half and donated to the Walk Now For Autism Speaks in October at Charlotte Motor Speedway and to the South Carolina Autism Society.

Thanks for having a heart to help such a noble cause. We appreciate your consideration and would be pleased with your involvement to make this an extra special event.

Sincerely,

Gator & Betsy Hudson
Team Aruba Volunteer Coordinators
Autism Speaks & SC Autism Society
(864) 762-6301
gatorbetsyh@...

9th Annual Fun in the Fall Golf Tournament

Mark your calendars for the 9th Annual Fun in the Fall Golf Tournament to benefit the South Carolina Autism Society! AutismGolfBall

Date: Monday, October 2011
Course: The Members Club at Woodcreek, Elgin, SC
$125 per player or $500 for a foursome.

Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Watch our website at www.scautism.org, or contact Susie Phillips at 803-447-6186.

Do It Yourself
Home Made Language Builder Cards

This is a great Occupational therapy craft that you and your child can do together. It is very inexpensive and is a great cost savings addition to your ABA therapy program. Take a few of your local kids magazines, newspaper articles, etc.

Take your index cards, scissors, and glue sticks and make "imitation language builder cards" for your child. Have your child cut out pictures, colors, numbers, letters and paste them to the cards. You can work on cutting skills as well as language skills during this activity. The best part, you get to spend time with your child!

Upcoming Events

Visit our website at http://www.scautism.org for information on these and other upcoming events!

September 7	Coffee Talk parent support, 9 am, SCAS offices
September 10	Lowcountry Strides for Autism
September 24	Grand Strand Strides for Autism
October 5	Coffee Talk parent support, 9 am, SCAS offices
October 15	SCAS Annual Conference Dr. Temple Grandin, Keynote Speaker
October 27	Autism 101 Training at SCAS Columbia office
October 31	SCAS Annual Golf Tournament Information coming soon.

1st and 2nd Quarter Donors

Thank you to the following individuals and companies that supported the mission of the South Carolina Autism Society during the 1st and 2nd Quarters.

Memorials & Honorariums

In honor of Ethan Epps
     Sarah Anderson
In honor of Kaleigh Cornelius
     Sheila Middleton
In honor of Lane Weed
      John Martin
In memory of Dr. Raymond Ackerman
     Mr. William Bishop
In memory of Grace Houghtaling
     Mr. & Mrs. Travis Ford
     The Tice Family (Bill, Marion)
In memory of James Stroud
     Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gillis
     Ms. Angela Shealy
In memory of Melody Hope Peavy
     R.E. Weathersbee
In memory of Rhonda Kelly
      Backman Trucking Company
      Thompson Funeral Home
     Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Backman
      Mr. & Mrs. Steven Blair
     Ms. Caroline Meyer
     Mr. Joseph Pearson
     Ms. Donna Richter
     Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Roche
     Ms. Sarah Ruff
      Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Senn
     Ms. Peggy Lynn Snelgrove
      Ms. Hazel Tisdale

Corporate Donations

AMCOR Rigid Products USA, Inc.
BCBS of South Carolina
BMW Manufacturing Co.
Bordertown BBQ Cookoff
Care First, LLC
Constellation Energy GRP
Dance Theatre of Columbia
Fluor Foundation
Greenville Hospital System
Laurel Crest
Newcomers Club of the GS
Operations Excellence
Progressive Churchof our Lord
Rockbridge Club, Inc.
SC Early Autism Project
Specialties & Etc.
The Zvejnieks Foundation
Womans Club of the Midlands
Yogurt Mountain

1^st & 2^nd Quarter Donors

Mary Ann Camp
Nancy Carlisle
Jeanie Cox
Merle Craft
Kerry Duncan
Jason Gorlewski
Lillian Hardin
Mr. & Mrs. Christina Heeringa
Dr. Judy Johnson
Robert Jones
NanKislik
Ms. Teikela Lindsey
Mr. Angus Macaulay
Beth Martin
Mr. & Mrs. Erik Norton
Sean Odeen
Cynthia O'Quinn
Wayne Oxendine
Elizabeth Paul
Cassandra Pressley
Elizabeth Rabon
Carla Renfrow
Kathy Rogers
Ms. Shan Rose
Terry Rowson
Krissi Scehner
Mr. & Mrs. Rupal Shah
Ms. Judy Shillinglaw
Tommie Sorrell
Nancy Vetter
Mr. Roy Williams
Mr. Kevin Wood

New Members

Basic
Ms. Mary Au
Ms. Coretta Bailey
Ms. Connie Cram
Mrs. Luci Elsey
Ms. Mary Ann Grubbs
Mrs. Tenisha Guider
Ms. Allison Hardin
Mr. Paul Hardin
Ms. Christine Harris
Ms. Gerda Kumpiene
Mrs. Cindy Lee
Ms. Wilma Linton
Ms. Rebecca Lynch
Mrs. Rebecca McDaniel
Mrs. Jane McMillan
Mrs. Jacqulyne Myers
Ms. A. Pizur
Mr. Ron Rambo
Ms. Kathy Rogers
Ms. Stephanie Rosier-Rugman
Mr. Glenn Saborosch
Ms. Tina Scarbro

Supporting
Ms. Paula Barnhill
Ms. Monique Jenkins
Ms. Megan Kennedy

Benefactor
Ms. Sahayarosali Arokiasamy
Mr. & Mrs. Alan McNeer

Renewing Members

Basic
Ms. Julie Barnes
Mrs. Maria P. Delgado
Ms. Michelle Donaldson
Mr. & Mrs. John Doudoukjian
Ms. Olivette Gordon
Ms. Lisa McClain
Mr. & Mrs. Premal Parikh

Supporting
Dr. & Mrs. Charles H. Banov
Ms. Lisa Plumley
Dr. & Mrs. Michael Smith
Ms. Angela Walker Salley

Benefactor
Ms. Theresa Craft
Ms. Maria Kithcart
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Sorgenfrei
Mr. Craig C. Stoxen
Ms. Diane Sumpter
Mr. Roy Williams

Tax Exempt Status

The South Carolina Autism Society is a 503(c) organization. Our Tax Exempt Letter can be found by clicking here.

P.S. To futher support our mission, why not honor a loved one with a donation to the SC Autism Society? For more information, click here.

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#399

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Wed Aug 24, 2011 11:58 am
Subject: LOWCOUNTRY & GRAND STRAND: STRIDES FOR AUTISM! Sign Up Today!

connysmom

Providers!

Please share with your families!

Families!

Please share with your community!

Lowcountry & Grand Strand

The next two South Carolina Autism Society Strides for Autism events of the year are fast approaching! It is time to start your teams, register, and obtain sponsorships!

Resource Fair!

The following are just a few of the participants in our Strides for Autism Resource Fair!

SOS Healthcare

Easter Seals of SC

US Neurodevelopmental Lab

Coastal Autism Division

REACH at the College of Charleston

Cutchin Law Firm

Saturday, September 10, 2011
Lowcountry Strides for Autism
Memorial Waterfront Park in Mt. Pleasant
Honorary Chair, David Bendig, Director of Southeast Operations for PDS Tech

Saturday, September 24, 2011
Grand Strand Strides for Autism
Grand Park @ Market Common in Myrtle Beach
Honorary Chair, Cheryl Bauerle, SOS Healthcare

Why it is important to support the South Carolina Autism Society through Strides for Autism?

According to Craig Stoxen, President & CEO of the South Carolina Autism Society, we have two goals with our Strides event.

Where does that money go?

What does the South Carolina Autism Society do?

The South Carolina Autism Society is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization which has been assisting families for more than 35 years. We provide the following programs:

Information and Referral: Providing information to parents and professionals about autism and available services.
Advocacy: SCAS provides advocacy on all levels from the individual level on up to the system change level.
Autism and Informed Response: Training for emergency responders (law enforcement, EMS, fire fighters, etc) on autism, using parent volunteers.
Parent-School Partnership: To assist children with autism in receiving the best education possible by helping to build relationships between the school and the parents.
Service Coordination: Is an expansion of the society’s existing programs of information and referral and advocacy. SCAS will provide service coordination to individuals with autism spectrum disorders.
Workshops and Conference: Dr. Temple Grandin will be the keynote speaker at our October 15, 2011 conference!
Special Projects, such as:

Key Indicators and Training (KAIT) Project
Autism Training Collaborative
Project MEANS (Meaningful Engagement Around the Needs of a Student)
All Are Welcome faith inclusion training

http://www.scautism.org/strides/

Opportunities for Sponsorship, as well as spaces in our Resource Fair, are still available. Visit https://scautism.org/strides/sponsorships/ for more information.

Onsite registration at both events begins at 8:00 am, with the walk beginning at 9 am. Note that this is a “walk-what-you-can” event.

Best of luck to all teams and individuals as we take Strides for Autism! Remember, together we can solve the puzzle!

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

#400

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Tue Aug 30, 2011 12:24 pm
Subject: Lowcountry Strides for Autism is in 11 Days!

connysmom

Resource Fair Participants

include….

Butterfly Effects

Coastal Autism Division

Cutchin Law Firm

Easter Seals of SC

Project Rex

REACH at the College of Charleston

USC Neurodevelopmental Lab

Fun-walk

Family-fun activities

Resource Fair

We are just 11 days away from…

Lowcountry Strides for Autism

Saturday, September 10

Memorial Waterfront Park

Mt Pleasant, SC

8 am registration, 9 am walk

Register today at https://scautism.org/strides/

Why it is important to support the South Carolina Autism Society through Strides for Autism?

According to Craig Stoxen, President & CEO of the South Carolina Autism Society, we have two goals with our Strides event.

Where does that money go?

What does the South Carolina Autism Society do?

The South Carolina Autism Society is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization which has been assisting families for more than 35 years. We provide the following programs:

Information and Referral: Providing information to parents and professionals about autism and available services.
Advocacy: SCAS provides advocacy on all levels from the individual level on up to the system change level.
Autism and Informed Response: Training for emergency responders (law enforcement, EMS, fire fighters, etc) on autism, using parent volunteers.
Parent-School Partnership: To assist children with autism in receiving the best education possible by helping to build relationships between the school and the parents.
Service Coordination: Is an expansion of the society’s existing programs of information and referral and advocacy. SCAS will provide service coordination to individuals with autism spectrum disorders.
Workshops and Conference: Dr. Temple Grandin will be the keynote speaker at our October 15, 2011 conference!
Special Projects, such as:

Key Indicators and Training (KAIT) Project
Autism Training Collaborative
Project MEANS (Meaningful Engagement Around the Needs of a Student)
All Are Welcome faith inclusion training

Opportunities for Sponsorship, as well as spaces in our Resource Fair, are still available. Visit https://scautism.org/strides/sponsorships/ for more information.

Onsite registration at both events begins at 8:00 am, with the walk beginning at 9 am. Note that this is a “walk-what-you-can” event.

Best of luck to all teams and individuals as we take Strides for Autism! Remember, together we can solve the puzzle!

Sponsors

In-Kind Lowcountry

College of Charleston

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism

Project Coordinator, "All Are Welcome"

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

#401

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Thu Sep 1, 2011 2:01 pm
Subject: UPSTATE: Coffee Talk

connysmom

Upstate Coffee Talk

Wednesday, September 7, 2011 from 9:00-11:00

Location: 5 Century Drive, Suite 132, Greenville

Please drop-in for this informal get-together. We will have coffee, tea, lemonade and light refreshments.
This is a chance for families to meet other families and a chance to ask questions and share ideas.

Kids are welcome, but no childcare is provided. We have lots of toys to play with!

Please note that this is a parent and caregiver support format.

Businesses, organizations, and providers are welcome to send or drop materials for us to distribute.

Thank you for respecting the needs of our families!

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

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#402

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Fri Sep 2, 2011 12:39 pm
Subject: SC Autism Society's Fall Events!

connysmom

https://scautism.org/strides/

palmettopuzzlelogo

In this Issue
In this Issue:

Strides for Autism
Corporate Sponsorships
Exhibitors
Annual Conference
Fun in the Fall Golf Tourney
Win an ATV!
Upcoming Events

Main Office

806 12th Street
West Columbia, SC
29169-6142
803-750-6988 Office
800-438-4790
803-750-8121 Fax

Email
scas@...

Web
www.scautism.org

Satellite Offices

Charleston

4 Carriage Lane
Suite 302
Charleston, SC 29407
843-870-1650 Office/Fax

Coastal

PO Box 30425
3242 Holmestown Road
Unit B
Myrtle Beach, SC 29588
843-650-0129 Office/Fax

Upstate

SC Autism Society Fall Events

South Carolina Autism Society

The purpose of the South Carolina Autism Society is to enable all individuals with autism spectrum disorders to reach their maximum potential.

Please join us for the following events, as we work to enable all individuals with autism spectrum disorders to reach their maximum potential.

Strides for Autism

Visit us online at

Lowcountry
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Memorial Waterfront Park, Mt. Pleasant

Grand Strand
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Grand Park @ Market Common, Myrtle Beach

Corporate Sponsorships

We have a variety of sponsorship levels for our Strides for Autism events, and we encourage companies and organizations to become involved.

NEW! Purchase your sponsorship online! Click here for more information.

Current Sponsors

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sceap

BMW

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In-Kind

ATTpioneers

cml

AlphaPhiOmega
Collegeof Charleston

Exhibitors

NEW! Sign up as an Exhibitor online! Click here for more information.

Current Exhibitors

Charleston Autism Academy
Coastal Autism Division
Cutchin Law Firm
Easter Seals South Carolina
Project Rex
REACH at the College of Charleston
SOS Healthcare
USC Neurodevelopmental Lab

2011 Annual Conference
Temple Grandin, Keynote Speaker

Columbia Conference Center,
169 Laurelhurst Avenue, Columbia SC

Saturday, October 15

2011 Award Nomination Form now available
Online submission
PDF for printing

Scholarship Application now available
Online submission
PDF for printing

Resource Fair spaces available
Online reservation

Silent Auction & Bookstore will be open!
Click here to donate to the Silent Auction!

Don't miss the South Carolina Autism Society's Annual Conference, featuring Dr. Temple Grandin as Keynote Speaker!

Dr. Temple Grandin was born in Boston, Massachusetts. Temple’s achievements are remarkable because she was a child with autism. At age two she had no speech and all the signs of severe autism. Fortunately, her mother defied the advice of the doctors and kept her out of an institution. Many hours of speech therapy, and intensive teaching enabled Temple to learn speech. As a teenager, life was hard with constant teasing. Mentoring by her high school science teacher and her aunt on her ranch in Arizona motivated Temple to study and pursue a career as a scientist and livestock equipment designer. Dr. Grandin was awarded her Ph.D in Animal Science from the University of Illinois in 1989 and is currently a Professor at Colorado State University.

Conference Prices	SCAS Members	NON Members
Family Member/Full-Time Student/Ind w/ASD	$75	$100
Two Family	$110	$140
Professional	$100	$125
3 or more Professionals of same group/each	$90	$115

Download our conference flyer by clicking here.

Click here for more information and to register online.

9th Annual Fun in the Fall Golf Tournament

Register today for the 9th Annual Fun in the Fall Golf Tournament to benefit the South Carolina Autism Society! AutismGolfBall

The Tournament

Captain’s Choice Format
Cost: $125/player & $500/foursome

Click here to buy your tickets now!

Fee includes: greens fee, cart, practice balls, lunch, refreshments, gift bag and beverages.

9:00 a.m. Registration & Driving range
10:00 a.m. Tee Time (shotgun start)
1:30-2:30 Catered Lunch
2:30 p.m. Awards

Location

The Members Club at Woodcreek
301 Club Ridge Road, Elgin, SC 29045

World renowned golf course designer Tom Fazio once said "A golf course should belong to nature instead of infringe upon it." Fazio has skillfully molded the unique Midlands environment and topography into a scenic, challenging course that reveals more of its subtleties each time you play. Winding through hardwoods, wetlands, hills and valleys, Woodcreek is a natural beauty. You will encounter dazzling displays of wildflowers, natural streams, lakes, and even a waterfall. Driving through the Pecan Grove between holes 16 and 17, you will experience the powerful and unmistakable presence of Nature itself. It is as if you have stepped back in time...or out of it...into a place of absolute stillness. The entire course has an ambience of serenity and tranquility that lets you concentrate on your game, enjoy the company of friends and experience the essence of the sport...the way it was meant to be played.

Contests

Longest Drive
Closest to the Pin
Straightest Drive

Extras

Raffle Tickets $ 5.00
Mulligans $ 5.00 (mulligans are 2 per 9 and on honor system)
Eagle Package $25.00* (*3 raffle tickets, 4 mulligans, $10 savings)

What Can I Do?

Put a team together! Gather your friends and support the SC Autism Society.
Ask your friends or business associates to become a sponsor.

Current Sponsors

zvejnieks

Sponsorships available! Click here for more information!

Win an ATV!

You can win an ATV at the Fun in the Fall Golf Tournament! Just $10 per entry! Enter as many times as you like! Drawing will be held at the Tournament. Click here to buy your tickets!

For more information, contact Susie Phillips at 803-447-6186.

Upcoming Events

Visit our website at http://www.scautism.org for information on these and other upcoming events!

September 7	Coffee Talk parent support, 9 am, SCAS offices
September 10	Lowcountry Strides for Autism
September 24	Grand Strand Strides for Autism
October 5	Coffee Talk parent support, 9 am, SCAS offices
October 15	SCAS Annual Conference Dr. Temple Grandin, Keynote Speaker
October 27	Autism 101 Training at SCAS Columbia office
October 31	SCAS Annual Golf Tournament Information coming soon.

Tax Exempt Status

The South Carolina Autism Society is a 503(c) organization. Our Tax Exempt Letter can be found by clicking here.

P.S. To futher support our mission, why not honor a loved one with a donation to the SC Autism Society? For more information, click here.

scaslogo_SMALL Tel: (803) 750-6988
Toll Free: (800) 438-4890

Fax: (803) 750-8121

Email: scas@...

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806 12th Street
West Columbia, SC 29169
US

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#403

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Sun Sep 4, 2011 9:38 pm
Subject: Lowcountry Strides for Autism is in 1 Week!

connysmom

ONE WEEK until Lowcountry Strides for Autism!

Register today at https://scautism.org/strides/

All Strides for Autism events are held Rain or Shine!

Resource Fair Participants

include….

Butterfly Effects
Charleston Autism Academy

Coastal Autism Division

Cutchin Law Firm

Easter Seals of SC

Project Rex

REACH at the College of Charleston

USC Neurodevelopmental Lab

Fun-walk

Family-fun activities

Resource Fair

We are just 1 week away from…

Lowcountry Strides for Autism

Saturday, September 10

Memorial Waterfront Park

Mt Pleasant, SC

8 am registration, 9 am walk

Register today at https://scautism.org/strides/

Why it is important to support the South Carolina Autism Society through Strides for Autism?

According to Craig Stoxen, President & CEO of the South Carolina Autism Society, we have two goals with our Strides event.

Where does that money go?

What does the South Carolina Autism Society do?

The South Carolina Autism Society is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization which has been assisting families for more than 35 years. We provide the following programs:

Information and Referral: Providing information to parents and professionals about autism and available services.
Advocacy: SCAS provides advocacy on all levels from the individual level on up to the system change level.
Autism and Informed Response: Training for emergency responders (law enforcement, EMS, fire fighters, etc) on autism, using parent volunteers.
Parent-School Partnership: To assist children with autism in receiving the best education possible by helping to build relationships between the school and the parents.
Service Coordination: Is an expansion of the society’s existing programs of information and referral and advocacy. SCAS will provide service coordination to individuals with autism spectrum disorders.
Workshops and Conference: Dr. Temple Grandin will be the keynote speaker at our October 15, 2011 conference!
Special Projects, such as:

Key Indicators and Training (KAIT) Project
Autism Training Collaborative
Project MEANS (Meaningful Engagement Around the Needs of a Student)
All Are Welcome faith inclusion training

Opportunities for Sponsorship, as well as spaces in our Resource Fair, are still available. Visit https://scautism.org/strides/sponsorships/ for more information.

Onsite registration at both events begins at 8:00 am, with the walk beginning at 9 am. Note that this is a “walk-what-you-can” event.

Best of luck to all teams and individuals as we take Strides for Autism! Remember, together we can solve the puzzle!

Sponsors

In-Kind Lowcountry

College of Charleston

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism

Project Coordinator, "All Are Welcome"

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

#404

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Mon Sep 5, 2011 10:51 pm
Subject: UPSTATE: YMCA Spectrum Sunday for September!

connysmom

The YMCA of Greenville will be holding its next Spectrum Sunday family fun day on Sunday, September 11th from 5 – 7 pm. We will meet at the YMCA’s Adams Mill Program Center (formerly Golden Strip YMCA) at 100 Adams Mill Road in Simpsonville. Come out and beat the heat in the pool! There will also be crafts available for those who prefer not to swim.

All ages are invited. There is a $5 charge per family to cover lifeguards.

Click here to register online!

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism

Project Coordinator, "All Are Welcome"

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

#405

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Wed Sep 7, 2011 12:36 pm
Subject: Lowcountry Strides for Autism is in 3 DAYS!!

connysmom

Resource Fair Participants

include….

Butterfly Effects
Charleston Autism Academy

Coastal Autism Division

Cutchin Law Firm

Easter Seals of SC
Kaplan Early Learning Center
Kikaflik

Project Rex

REACH at the College of Charleston

USC Neurodevelopmental Lab

THREE DAYS until Lowcountry Strides for Autism!

Fun-walk

Family-fun activities

Resource Fair

Saturday, September 10

Memorial Waterfront Park

Mt Pleasant, SC

8 am registration, 9 am walk

Activities to Include:

Bounce House (provided by Project Rex)

Childrens Craft Area (provided my Childrens Museum of the Lowcountry)

Firetruck (provided by City of Mt Pleasant Fire Department, pending availability)

Register today at https://scautism.org/strides/

All Strides for Autism events are held Rain or Shine!

Register today at https://scautism.org/strides/

Why it is important to support the South Carolina Autism Society through Strides for Autism?

According to Craig Stoxen, President & CEO of the South Carolina Autism Society, we have two goals with our Strides event.

Where does that money go?

What does the South Carolina Autism Society do?

The South Carolina Autism Society is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization which has been assisting families for more than 35 years. We provide the following programs:

Information and Referral: Providing information to parents and professionals about autism and available services.
Advocacy: SCAS provides advocacy on all levels from the individual level on up to the system change level.
Autism and Informed Response: Training for emergency responders (law enforcement, EMS, fire fighters, etc) on autism, using parent volunteers.
Parent-School Partnership: To assist children with autism in receiving the best education possible by helping to build relationships between the school and the parents.
Service Coordination: Is an expansion of the society’s existing programs of information and referral and advocacy. SCAS will provide service coordination to individuals with autism spectrum disorders.
Workshops and Conference: Dr. Temple Grandin will be the keynote speaker at our October 15, 2011 conference!
Special Projects, such as:

Key Indicators and Training (KAIT) Project
Autism Training Collaborative
Project MEANS (Meaningful Engagement Around the Needs of a Student)
All Are Welcome faith inclusion training

Opportunities for Sponsorship, as well as spaces in our Resource Fair, are still available. Visit https://scautism.org/strides/sponsorships/ for more information.

Onsite registration at both events begins at 8:00 am, with the walk beginning at 9 am. Note that this is a “walk-what-you-can” event.

Best of luck to all teams and individuals as we take Strides for Autism! Remember, together we can solve the puzzle!

Sponsors

In-Kind Lowcountry

College of Charleston

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism

Project Coordinator, "All Are Welcome"

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

#406

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Mon Sep 12, 2011 12:32 pm
Subject: Spectrum Family Camp is Almost Here!

connysmom

The next two Spectrum Family Camps at YMCA Camp Greenville are almost here! We have two great opportunities for some fun in the fall, and to enjoy the beautiful fall colors up on the mountain!

October 28 – 30

November 25 – 27

If you haven’t been to a Spectrum Family Camp, here are some things you can expect:

Your own private cabin, with private bathrooms.
Meals provided Saturday (breakfast, lunch, dinner) and Sunday (breakfast, lunch)
Gluten Free, Casein Free and Feingold available, as well as a vegetarian option.
Traditional Camp activities for the whole family, including:

Canoeing
Fishing
Rifelry
Archery
Hiking
Bouldering
Animal Center
Arts & Crafts
Zipline (ages 9 and up)
Horseback Riding (October only, additional fee)
Square-dance, and live music
Campfire
Seasonal Carnival
… and more!

Camp Greenville has a wonderful staff, who are completely understanding of our families. It is a great opportunity to have community with other families affected by autism, in a totally non-judgemental environment. Families need not be residents of Greenville to attend – or even residents of South Carolina! Everyone is welcome.

Limited scholarships are available. Please contact Susan Huter at shuter@... for more information.

Attached is the Spectrum Camp flyer and Registration Form. Spaces can fill up quickly, so get your registration in soon! Feel free to contact me if you have any additional questions!

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism

Project Coordinator, "All Are Welcome"

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

#407

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Mon Sep 12, 2011 1:17 pm
Subject: Don't Miss Autism Speaker Temple Grandin! Coming to South Carolina in October!

connysmom

2011 Annual Conference
Temple Grandin, Keynote Speaker

Columbia Conference Center,
169 Laurelhurst Avenue, Columbia SC

Saturday, October 15

Don't miss the South Carolina Autism Society's Annual Conference, featuring Dr. Temple Grandin as Keynote Speaker! Dr. Grandin is the preeminent autism self-advocate, having spoken worldwide about her life with autism. She holds a PhD in Animal Science from the University of Illinois, and designed humane cattle-handling equipment used in over half the processing plants in the US and Canada. She is the author of numerous books about both animals and autism.

HBO recently premiered a movie about Temple’s early life and career with the livestock industry. The movie received seven Emmy awards and Claire Danes won the Best Actress, Mini-Series or TV Movie Golden Globe for her role as Temple Grandin.

Download our conference flyer by clicking here.

Click here for more information and to register online.

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism

Project Coordinator, "All Are Welcome"

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

#408

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Tue Sep 13, 2011 12:05 pm
Subject: Grand Strand Strides for Autism is in 11 DAYS!!

connysmom

11 Days until Lowcountry Strides for Autism!

Resource Fair Participants

include….

Butterfly Effects
Kaplan Early Learning Center

SOS Healthcare

USC Neurodevelopmental Lab

Fun-walk

Family-fun activities

Resource Fair

Saturday, September 24

Memorial Waterfront Park

Mt Pleasant, SC

8 am registration, 9 am walk

Honorary Chair

Cheryl Bauerle

of SOS Healthcare

Register today at https://scautism.org/strides/

All Strides for Autism events are held Rain or Shine!

Register today at https://scautism.org/strides/

Why it is important to support the South Carolina Autism Society through Strides for Autism?

According to Craig Stoxen, President & CEO of the South Carolina Autism Society, we have two goals with our Strides event.

Where does that money go?

What does the South Carolina Autism Society do?

The South Carolina Autism Society is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization which has been assisting families for more than 35 years. We provide the following programs:

Information and Referral: Providing information to parents and professionals about autism and available services.
Advocacy: SCAS provides advocacy on all levels from the individual level on up to the system change level.
Autism and Informed Response: Training for emergency responders (law enforcement, EMS, fire fighters, etc) on autism, using parent volunteers.
Parent-School Partnership: To assist children with autism in receiving the best education possible by helping to build relationships between the school and the parents.
Service Coordination: Is an expansion of the society’s existing programs of information and referral and advocacy. SCAS will provide service coordination to individuals with autism spectrum disorders.
Workshops and Conference: Dr. Temple Grandin will be the keynote speaker at our October 15, 2011 conference!
Special Projects, such as:

Key Indicators and Training (KAIT) Project
Autism Training Collaborative
Project MEANS (Meaningful Engagement Around the Needs of a Student)
All Are Welcome faith inclusion training

Opportunities for Sponsorship, as well as spaces in our Resource Fair, are still available. Visit https://scautism.org/strides/sponsorships/ for more information.

Onsite registration at both events begins at 8:00 am, with the walk beginning at 9 am. Note that this is a “walk-what-you-can” event.

Best of luck to all teams and individuals as we take Strides for Autism! Remember, together we can solve the puzzle!

Sponsors

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism

Project Coordinator, "All Are Welcome"

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

#409

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Wed Sep 14, 2011 2:16 pm
Subject: MIDLANDS: New Respite Night in Columbia! [1 Attachment]

connysmom

www.autismacademyofsc.org

Hi Autism Friends in the Columbia Area –

The Autism Academy of South Carolina has teamed up with First Baptist Church of Columbia to bring a new respite opportunity to families. We’ll kick off the new program with a mini-night of respite on Sunday, September 25^th from 5:00 to 7:00. You can start arriving at 4:30 to spend a little time transitioning your kids to the new program before you leave for a couple hours of grocery-shopping, eating out, reading a book, getting ready for the school week, or doing absolutely nothing!

The kind volunteers at First Baptist Church are just getting started with this respite program, so the first one will be just a few hours long and limited to children with autism between the ages of 4 and 12 and their siblings. Space is limited, and you must let us know you’re coming by Thursday, September 22^nd. To sign up, call Anne Marie Green at 803-727-4897.

Attached is a flyer with this same information. Please help spread the word!

Thanks, and I look forward to seeing you there!

Lorri

Lorri Unumb, Esq.

Board Chair

Autism Academy of South Carolina

Vice President, State Government Affairs

Autism Speaks

803-582-9905

lorri.unumb@...

www.autismspeaks.org

www.autismvotes.org

#410

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Fri Sep 16, 2011 5:17 pm
Subject: UPSTATE: Free Seminar at CDS!

connysmom

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism

Project Coordinator, "All Are Welcome"

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

Monday, September 19 at Noon or 5:30pm

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Subject: Free Seminar at CDS!

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29 N. Academy Street

Greenville, SC 29601

(864)331-1300

Having a child with developmental delays changes the way a family plans for the future. Join Don Clardy of Northwestern Mutual and Julie Collins from Collins & Collins, P.A. for an informative financial and estate planning session on Monday, September 19. Two sessions will be offered to families with children having developmental delays and disabilities. Both sessions are free will be held in the large conference room located on the second floor of The Center for Developmental Services, 29 North Academy Street, downtown Greenville.

CLICK HERE for Directions

The Center for Developmental Services is a unique partnership linking individuals and families with multidisciplinary services for developmental evaluation, treatment, education and support to ensure that individuals with developmental needs and their families reach their full potential.

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#411

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Mon Sep 19, 2011 1:22 pm
Subject: Grand Strand Strides for Autism is This Saturday!!

connysmom

Grand Strand Strides for Autism!

Resource Fair Participants

include….

Butterfly Effects
Kaplan Early Learning Center

SOS Healthcare

USC Neurodevelopmental Lab

Fun-walk

Family-fun activities

Resource Fair

Saturday, September 24

Grand Park @ Market Common

Myrtle Beach, SC

8 am registration, 9 am walk

Honorary Chair

Cheryl Bauerle

of SOS Healthcare

Register today at https://scautism.org/strides/

All Strides for Autism events are held Rain or Shine!

Register today at https://scautism.org/strides/

Why it is important to support the South Carolina Autism Society through Strides for Autism?

According to Craig Stoxen, President & CEO of the South Carolina Autism Society, we have two goals with our Strides event.

Where does that money go?

What does the South Carolina Autism Society do?

The South Carolina Autism Society is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization which has been assisting families for more than 35 years. We provide the following programs:

Information and Referral: Providing information to parents and professionals about autism and available services.
Advocacy: SCAS provides advocacy on all levels from the individual level on up to the system change level.
Autism and Informed Response: Training for emergency responders (law enforcement, EMS, fire fighters, etc) on autism, using parent volunteers.
Parent-School Partnership: To assist children with autism in receiving the best education possible by helping to build relationships between the school and the parents.
Service Coordination: Is an expansion of the society’s existing programs of information and referral and advocacy. SCAS will provide service coordination to individuals with autism spectrum disorders.
Workshops and Conference: Dr. Temple Grandin will be the keynote speaker at our October 15, 2011 conference!
Special Projects, such as:

Key Indicators and Training (KAIT) Project
Autism Training Collaborative
Project MEANS (Meaningful Engagement Around the Needs of a Student)
All Are Welcome faith inclusion training

Opportunities for Sponsorship, as well as spaces in our Resource Fair, are still available. Visit https://scautism.org/strides/sponsorships/ for more information.

Onsite registration at both events begins at 8:00 am, with the walk beginning at 9 am. Note that this is a “walk-what-you-can” event.

Best of luck to all teams and individuals as we take Strides for Autism! Remember, together we can solve the puzzle!

Sponsors

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism

Project Coordinator, "All Are Welcome"

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

#412

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Mon Sep 19, 2011 1:27 pm
Subject: Come Hear Temple Grandin! The Subject of the Emmy Award Winning Documentary!

connysmom

Space is limited at this conference, so get your registrations in quickly!

Dr. Grandin’s presentations have been selling out nationwide!

You don’t want to miss her insight in to living with autism!

2011 Annual Conference
Temple Grandin, Keynote Speaker

Columbia Conference Center,
169 Laurelhurst Avenue, Columbia SC

Saturday, October 15

The conference flyer is attached!

Click here for more information and to register online.

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism

Project Coordinator, "All Are Welcome"

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

#413

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Wed Sep 21, 2011 11:51 am
Subject: THREE DAYS Until Grand Strand Strides for Autism!!

connysmom

Just 3 days until Grand Strand Strides for Autism!

See you at Grand Park at Market Common,

Farrow Parkway, across the lake from the Piggly Wiggly.

Rain or Shine!

Pre-register and donate online at https://scautism.org/strides

Grand Strand Strides for Autism!

Resource Fair Participants

include….

Butterfly Effects
Kaplan Early Learning Center

SOS Healthcare

USC Neurodevelopmental Lab

Fun-walk

Family-fun activities

Resource Fair

Saturday, September 24

Grand Park @ Market Common

Myrtle Beach, SC

8 am registration, 9 am walk

Honorary Chair

Cheryl Bauerle

of SOS Healthcare

Register today at https://scautism.org/strides/

All Strides for Autism events are held Rain or Shine!

Register today at https://scautism.org/strides/

Why it is important to support the South Carolina Autism Society through Strides for Autism?

According to Craig Stoxen, President & CEO of the South Carolina Autism Society, we have two goals with our Strides event.

Where does that money go?

What does the South Carolina Autism Society do?

The South Carolina Autism Society is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization which has been assisting families for more than 35 years. We provide the following programs:

Information and Referral: Providing information to parents and professionals about autism and available services.
Advocacy: SCAS provides advocacy on all levels from the individual level on up to the system change level.
Autism and Informed Response: Training for emergency responders (law enforcement, EMS, fire fighters, etc) on autism, using parent volunteers.
Parent-School Partnership: To assist children with autism in receiving the best education possible by helping to build relationships between the school and the parents.
Service Coordination: Is an expansion of the society’s existing programs of information and referral and advocacy. SCAS will provide service coordination to individuals with autism spectrum disorders.
Workshops and Conference: Dr. Temple Grandin will be the keynote speaker at our October 15, 2011 conference!
Special Projects, such as:

Key Indicators and Training (KAIT) Project
Autism Training Collaborative
Project MEANS (Meaningful Engagement Around the Needs of a Student)
All Are Welcome faith inclusion training

Opportunities for Sponsorship, as well as spaces in our Resource Fair, are still available. Visit https://scautism.org/strides/sponsorships/ for more information.

Onsite registration at both events begins at 8:00 am, with the walk beginning at 9 am. Note that this is a “walk-what-you-can” event.

Best of luck to all teams and individuals as we take Strides for Autism! Remember, together we can solve the puzzle!

Sponsors

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism

Project Coordinator, "All Are Welcome"

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

#414

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Fri Sep 30, 2011 4:11 pm
Subject: SC Autism Society's Newsletter -- Temple Grandin is coming!

connysmom

9th Annual Fun in the Fall Golf Tournament

In this Issue
In this Issue:

Annual Conference
Fun in the Fall Golf Tourney
Win an ATV!
Strides for Autism
Survey
Research Opportunities
Upcoming Events

Main Office

806 12th Street
West Columbia, SC
29169-6142
803-750-6988 Office
800-438-4790
803-750-8121 Fax

Email
scas@...

Web
www.scautism.org

Satellite Offices

Charleston

4 Carriage Lane
Suite 302
Charleston, SC 29407
843-870-1650 Office/Fax

Coastal

PO Box 30425
3242 Holmestown Road
Unit B
Myrtle Beach, SC 29588
843-650-0129 Office/Fax

Upstate

The UPDATE

September 2011
Volume 39, Issue 9

South Carolina Autism Society

The purpose of the South Carolina Autism Society is to enable all individuals with autism spectrum disorders to reach their maximum potential.

Time is running out to register!!

2011 Annual Conference
Temple Grandin, Keynote Speaker

Columbia Conference Center,
169 Laurelhurst Avenue, Columbia SC

Saturday, October 15

Resource Fair spaces available
Online reservation

Silent Auction & Bookstore will be open!
Click here to donate to the Silent Auction!

Conference Prices	SCAS Members	NON Members
Family Member/Full-Time Student/Ind w/ASD	$75	$100
Two Family	$110	$140
Professional	$100	$125
3 or more Professionals of same group/each	$90	$115

Download our conference flyer by clicking here.

Click here for more information and to register online.

Register today for the 9th Annual Fun in the Fall Golf Tournament to benefit the South Carolina Autism Society! AutismGolfBall

The Tournament

Captain’s Choice Format
Cost: $125/player & $500/foursome

Click here to buy your tickets now!

Fee includes: greens fee, cart, practice balls, lunch, refreshments, gift bag and beverages.

9:00 a.m. Registration & Driving range
10:00 a.m. Tee Time (shotgun start)
1:30-2:30 Catered Lunch
2:30 p.m. Awards

Location

The Members Club at Woodcreek
301 Club Ridge Road, Elgin, SC 29045

World renowned golf course designer Tom Fazio once said "A golf course should belong to nature instead of infringe upon it." Fazio has skillfully molded the unique Midlands environment and topography into a scenic, challenging course that reveals more of its subtleties each time you play. Winding through hardwoods, wetlands, hills and valleys, Woodcreek is a natural beauty. You will encounter dazzling displays of wildflowers, natural streams, lakes, and even a waterfall. Driving through the Pecan Grove between holes 16 and 17, you will experience the powerful and unmistakable presence of Nature itself. It is as if you have stepped back in time...or out of it...into a place of absolute stillness. The entire course has an ambience of serenity and tranquility that lets you concentrate on your game, enjoy the company of friends and experience the essence of the sport...the way it was meant to be played.

Contests

Longest Drive
Closest to the Pin
Straightest Drive

Extras

Raffle Tickets $ 5.00
Mulligans $ 5.00 (mulligans are 2 per 9 and on honor system)
Eagle Package $25.00* (*3 raffle tickets, 4 mulligans, $10 savings)

What Can I Do?

Put a team together! Gather your friends and support the SC Autism Society.
Ask your friends or business associates to become a sponsor.

Current Sponsors

zvejnieks

Sponsorships available! Click here for more information!

Win an ATV!

You can win an ATV at the Fun in the Fall Golf Tournament! Just $10 per entry! Enter as many times as you like! Drawing will be held at the Tournament. Click here to buy your tickets!

For more information, contact Susie Phillips at 803-447-6186.

strideslogo
Strides for Autism

Thank you to all our participants and supporters of our 2011 Strides for Autism events!

Our first two walks for 2012 are tentatively scheduled as follows:

Upstate
April 14, 2012

Midlands
May 19, 2012

In the meantime, we would like your feedback on Strides for Autism, and how we can improve events in the future. Please complete the online survey at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/79TL7WL.

Stay tuned in early 2012 for more information on Strides for Autism!

Research Opportunities

MUSC, GHS and USC have opportunities for participation in autism-related research. Please consider the following studies:

Autism Study

The MUSC, USC, and GHS are pleased to announce a new research project. This study will examine biomarkers meas-ured in blood and the effectiveness of two medications, Risperidone and Aripiprazole, for the treatment of irritabil-ity in autism.

Your child may be eligible to participate if:

he/she has been diagnosed with autism.

he/she is between the ages of 6 and 17.

he/she has hyperactivity, irritability, or other behav-ior problems.

he/she has not previously taken and is not currently taking either Aripiprazole or Respiridone.

Compensation is available to study participants.

For more information contact:
MUSC: Stacey Wilson (843) 792-0384
USC: Sarah Ravan (803) 434-4536
GHS: Betsy Holbrook (864) 464-5591

USC Neurodevelopmental Disorders Lab Study

Studies have shown that early identification is critical to early intervention and optimal development for children who are at risk for developmental delays. We are interested in learning about the early development of infants who may be at risk for developmental delays, as well as those who are typically developing.

We are currently recruiting families with infants under 24 months of age who:
have been diagnosed with the FMR1 premutation or full mutation of fragile X syndrome
have an older sibling diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder
have been diagnosed with Williams syndrome

We are also interested in speaking with families who are expecting the birth of a child who may fit these criteria.

If you are interested in learning more about this study or similar studies at USC, pelase contact USCDevelopmentLab@... or 803-777-3024.

Upcoming Events

Visit our website at http://www.scautism.org for information on these and other upcoming events!

October 5	Coffee Talk parent support, 9 am, SCAS offices
October 15	SCAS Annual Conference Dr. Temple Grandin, Keynote Speaker
October 27	Autism 101 Training at SCAS Columbia office
October 31	SCAS Annual Golf Tournament

Tax Exempt Status

The South Carolina Autism Society is a 503(c) organization. Our Tax Exempt Letter can be found by clicking here.

P.S. To futher support our mission, why not honor a loved one with a donation to the SC Autism Society? For more information, click here.

scaslogo_SMALL Tel: (803) 750-6988Toll Free: (800) 438-4890

Fax: (803) 750-8121

Email: scas@...

Click here to forward this email to a friend

South Carolina Autism Society
806 12th Street
West Columbia, SC 29169
US

Read the VerticalResponse marketing policy.

169 Laurelhurst Avenue, Columbia SC

Saturday, October 15

Resource Fair spaces available
Online reservation

Silent Auction & Bookstore will be open!
Click here to donate to the Silent Auction!

Conference Prices	SCAS Members	NON Members
Family Member/Full-Time Student/Ind w/ASD	$75	$100
Two Family	$110	$140
Professional	$100	$125
3 or more Professionals of same group/each	$90	$115

Download our conference flyer by clicking here.

Click here for more information and to register online.

9th Annual Fun in the Fall Golf Tournament

Register today for the 9th Annual Fun in the Fall Golf Tournament to benefit the South Carolina Autism Society! AutismGolfBall

Current Sponsors

zvejnieks

Sponsorships available! Click here for more information!

Win an ATV!

You can win an ATV at the Fun in the Fall Golf Tournament! Just $10 per entry! Enter as many times as you like! Drawing will be held at the Tournament. Click here to buy your tickets!

For more information, contact Susie Phillips at 803-447-6186.

strideslogo
Strides for Autism

Thank you to all our participants and supporters of our 2011 Strides for Autism events!

Our first two walks for 2012 are tentatively scheduled as follows:

Upstate
April 14, 2012

Midlands
May 19, 2012

In the meantime, we would like your feedback on Strides for Autism, and how we can improve events in the future. Please complete the online survey at http://cts.vresp.com/c/?SouthCarolinaAutismS/a194944527/1bde722e94/ce7ab2aca4.

Stay tuned in early 2012 for more information on Strides for Autism!

Research Opportunities

MUSC, GHS and USC have opportunities for participation in autism-related research. Please consider the following studies:

Autism Study

Your child may be eligible to participate if:

he/she has been diagnosed with autism.

he/she is between the ages of 6 and 17.

he/she has hyperactivity, irritability, or other behav-ior problems.

he/she has not previously taken and is not currently taking either Aripiprazole or Respiridone.

Compensation is available to study participants.

For more information contact:
MUSC: Stacey Wilson (843) 792-0384
USC: Sarah Ravan (803) 434-4536
GHS: Betsy Holbrook (864) 464-5591

USC Neurodevelopmental Disorders Lab Study

Upcoming Events

Visit our website at http://www.scautism.org for information on these and other upcoming events!

October 5	Coffee Talk parent support, 9 am, SCAS offices
October 15	SCAS Annual Conference Dr. Temple Grandin, Keynote Speaker
October 27	Autism 101 Training at SCAS Columbia office
October 31	SCAS Annual Golf Tournament

Tax Exempt Status

The South Carolina Autism Society is a 503(c) organization. Our Tax Exempt Letter can be found by clicking here.

P.S. To futher support our mission, why not honor a loved one with a donation to the SC Autism Society? For more information, click here.

scaslogo_SMALL Tel: (803) 750-6988Toll Free: (800) 438-4890

Fax: (803) 750-8121

Email: scas@...

Click here to forward this email to a friend

South Carolina Autism Society
806 12th Street
West Columbia, SC 29169
US

Read the VerticalResponse marketing policy.

#415

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Sat Oct 1, 2011 5:13 pm
Subject: Please provide feedback for Strides for Autism!

connysmom

Thank you for your interest in the 2011 slate of Strides for Autism events, put on by the South Carolina Autism Society! Whether you were a participant, donor, sponsor, or exhibitor, we appreciate your help in supporting our mission.

To help with planning on 2012 Strides for Autism events, we would like your feedback! Please take a moment to complete a short survey, located at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/79TL7WL.

Should you have any other questions, please feel free to contact me.

Thank you!

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism

Project Coordinator, "All Are Welcome"

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

#416

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Mon Oct 3, 2011 1:30 pm
Subject: UPSTATE: Coffee Talk

connysmom

Upstate Coffee Talk

Wednesday, October 5, 2011 from 9:00-11:00

Location: 5 Century Drive, Suite 132, Greenville

Kids are welcome, but no childcare is provided. We have lots of toys to play with!

Please note that this is a parent and caregiver support format.

Businesses, organizations, and providers are welcome to send or drop materials for us to distribute.

Thank you for respecting the needs of our families!

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)

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#417

From: "Susan Leiby" <susanl@...>
Date: Mon Oct 3, 2011 3:05 pm
Subject: UPSTATE: YMCA Spectrum Sunday for October!

connysmom

The YMCA of Greenville will be holding its next Spectrum Sunday family fun day on Sunday, October 9 from 2 – 4 pm. We will meet at the YMCA’s Hollingsworth Outdoor Center on Adams Mill Road in Simpsonville (down the road from the old Golden Strip YMCA). Come out and enjoy some fun pioneer activities, including making your own bird house to take home!

All ages are invited. There is a $8 charge per family to cover supplies.

Click here to register online!

Click here for Google Maps directions.

(Please forward to anyone who may be interested!)

Susan Leiby

Special Events Coordinator, Strides for Autism

Project Coordinator, "All Are Welcome"

South Carolina Autism Society

864-241-8669 (office)

864-517-0501 (cell)