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Katie Kavaliauskas E-mail: kkavaliauskas@alexisfoundation.org
younger siblings on the spectrum which has guided her career and passion for working
younger siblings on the spectrum which has guided her career and passion for working
with children with special needs.
with children with special needs.
Kim Hans E-mail: Khans@alexisfoundation.org
Kim is a nationally and state of Florida licensed and certified Speech-Language
Pathologist. She was awarded her Bachelor of Science (2002) and Master’s of Arts
(2004) from the University of Central Florida in Orlando, Florida.
Kim began her clinical work in the summer of 2002 at the University of Central Florida
Communicative Disorders Clinic. She then worked at the Center for Autism and Related
Disabilities (CARD) during the summer and fall semesters of 2003.
Erica Kosares E-mail: Ekosares@alexisfoundation.org
UCF Advisory Panel for Project Autism, advocate for better training of officers, school UCF
Advisory Panel for Project Autism, advocate for better training of officers, school officials
and the public about our special needs population.
officials and the public about our special needs population.
Please contact us if your interested in being on the board.
younger siblings on the spectrum which has guided her career and passion for working
younger siblings on the spectrum which has guided her career and passion for working
with children with special needs.
with children with special needs.
Kim Hans E-mail: Khans@alexisfoundation.org
Kim is a nationally and state of Florida licensed and certified Speech-Language
Pathologist. She was awarded her Bachelor of Science (2002) and Master’s of Arts
(2004) from the University of Central Florida in Orlando, Florida.
Kim began her clinical work in the summer of 2002 at the University of Central Florida
Communicative Disorders Clinic. She then worked at the Center for Autism and Related
Disabilities (CARD) during the summer and fall semesters of 2003.
Erica Kosares E-mail: Ekosares@alexisfoundation.org
UCF Advisory Panel for Project Autism, advocate for better training of officers, school UCF
Advisory Panel for Project Autism, advocate for better training of officers, school officials
and the public about our special needs population.
officials and the public about our special needs population.
Please contact us if your interested in being on the board.
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