E3 Collective Podcast

Dr. Hamilton is an assistant professor at Auburn University and a certified speech-language pathologist. She spent 10 years in New York City schools, the largest school district in the U.S, and recently published a classroom manual “Strategies for Successful Classroom Communication”. 

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Instagram - @meganbrette

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https://www.meganbrettehamilton.com/classroom-manual

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Dr. Melissa Pangelinan is an assistant professor in the School of Kinesiology at Auburn University. She completed her Ph.D.  in neuroscience and cognitive science at the University of Maryland. Over the last five years, she has developed adapted physical activity and sport programs for children, adolescents, and adults with developmental disabilities (including autism spectrum disorder, down syndrome, cerebral palsy). Most recently, she has developed virtual exercise and fitness programs for adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities. Her research has measured the efficacy of these programs with respect to motor skill development, physical activity levels, sleep, and neurocognitive outcomes.

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Stacey Atiyeh is the solution marketing manager for N2Y. N2Y is a special education curriculum company and Stacey will get into more details in the show, but as a former special education teacher I had a fantastic experience with N2Y. They have truly built solutions to meet the educational, classroom, and life skill needs of students with the most significant needs and It was truly a blessing to my classroom when I taught.

Instagram - @staceyatiyeh and @n2yinc

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/stacey.atiyeh and https://www.facebook.com/n2yinc/

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Katie Devereaux is an early childhood special  education consultant in the Cedar Valley. We had a great conversation about early access and early childhood special education and the importance of a family-centered IEP team and IEP meetings. 

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Instagram - @katemdevereaux

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Mary Cayten Brakefield is a graduate from the University of Tennessee with a major in Retail and Consumer Sciences and a minor in Business Administration. She competed as a member of the Lady Vol swim team. Mary Cayten is now pursuing a masters degree in Fashion Design at the Savannah College of Art and Design. After graduating she plans to start a clothing label with her mom in their hometown of Nashville, TN focusing on universal design. We get into her core beliefs about clothing and access and opportunities for all people. 

Instagram - @marycayten

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/marycayten.brakefield

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Gretta Berghammer teaches coursework in drama education and theatre for youth at the University of Northern Iowa.  She serves as the Artistic Director for the Sturgis Youth Theatre, a  community-based theatre providing class and production-related experiences for students ages  4-16. In 2010 she founded the Spectrum Theatre program for kids on and off the Autism Spectrum which provides in and after school drama based interventions that best support the development of pretend play, social interaction and non-verbal communication. The primary focus of Ms. Berghammer’s creative work has been in the development of performance pieces, Theatre in Education programs, and staged productions that focus on critical social issues or works designed specifically for spectrum specific youth audiences. In 2014 Professor Berghammer received the Autism Society of Iowa Stephen Tsai Award for Excellence in Autism Education.

https://theatre.uni.edu/gretta-berghammer

https://www.facebook.com/SturgisYouthTheatre/

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Julia is an E-RYT 500 teacher out of Cedar Falls, Iowa.  She first fell in love with an ambitious asana practice in her late teens, and found a love for the philosophy and metaphysics of yoga and meditation in early adulthood.  Armed with a healthy dose of compassion, a smile, and teaching experience with bodies of every age and ability, she is able to meet you where you’re at and help you further your practice and understanding of yoga.  Julia currently teaches hot yoga, hatha yoga, chair yoga, adaptive yoga, yoga for collegiate athletes, yin yoga, yoga nidra, and meditation.

Instagram - @juliaabbottyoga

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/julia.a.abbott

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Joe Beckman is joining us and his message and vision for human connection is incredible and extremely relevant as we navigate COVID-19. Joe is a youth motivational speaker and has been speaking for over 15 years. He’s presented in over 1500 schools which roughly translates to over 1 million students and teachers he has impacted. He is coming out with his new book called Just Look Up which you can find at justlookupbook.com. We mentioned SMACK Packs in the show so check them out, you will love them! https://www.shopsmackpacks.com/

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Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/joebeckmanmn

Instagram - @joe_beckman

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Ellie Shimp is a Therapeutic Recreation major at Winona State University and E3 Collective intern this summer. Ellie was a competitive swimmer for 10 years and highly involved in mission work. As she was going into her senior year of high school, she was in a jet ski accident that crushed her leg forcing her to be life-flighted to Mayo Clinic in Rochester. After multiple surgeries and months of recovery, Ellie overcame considerable adversities and is living a full-life. She shares her incredible perspective on working through challenges and embracing life. Her mission in life is to provide the best possible opportunities and experiences for individuals with diverse abilities through play and recreation. 

Instagram - @ellieshimp

Facebook - Ellie Shimp

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Allyson Schwab is the mother of four with twin girls who are three and on the Autism Spectrum and a professional photographer. Her willingness to share her family's journey with authenticity and humor has positioned her as a thought leader in the advocacy space for children and adults with diverse abilities. Allyson is one of the founding members of E3 Collective and shares a vision for creating access and opportunities for all children and adults while supporting their families and caretakers. 

Website - https://www.e3collective.com

Instagram - @hayandbobsmom

Facebook - @Allyson.Schwab

Twitter - @allysonschwab

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