<p>Contributions from individuals and organizations help fuel the VKC’s mission by allowing it to expand its research, training, clinical services, and more. Learn more.</p>

Contributions from individuals and organizations help fuel the VKC’s mission by allowing it to expand its research, training, clinical services, and more. Learn more.

<p>Professional development series for educators, community stakeholders, and families looking to best serve students with visual impairments</p>

Professional development series for educators, community stakeholders, and families looking to best serve students with visual impairments

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<p>The IDD Toolkit website provides information for the primary care of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Iddtoolkit.org</p>

The IDD Toolkit website provides information for the primary care of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Iddtoolkit.org

The Vanderbilt Kennedy Center mission is to facilitate discoveries and best practices to improve the lives of persons with developmental disabilities and their families

For Families People with Disabilities and Families

For Professionals For Community Professionals

For Researchers For Researchers and Clinicians

For Trainees For Students and Trainees

FEATURED NEWS AND EVENTS

The Vanderbilt Kennedy Center (VKC) is thrilled to share that Pablo Juárez, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA, co-director of the VKC University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD) and TRIAD—the Autism Institute at the VKC, has been confirmed as President-Elect of the Association of University Centers on Disabilities (AUCD).

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Pablo Juárez named president-elect of the Association of University Centers on Disabilities

Heckers is currently VUMC’s longest serving clinical department chair. He credits his longevity to the department’s culture and tradition of steady leadership, with each of the three previous chairs serving for periods of similar length.

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Stephan Heckers to step down after two decades as Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences chair

FEATURED EVENT

1/16 - Tennessee Visual Impairments Virtual Academy (TN VIVA) Series: TN COVE (Consortium of Vision Educators) Spring Meeting

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