Hosted by Elise Quinn · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 43 episodes
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Elise Quinn hosts Camp ASCCA: The Podcast, a business show with 43 episodes published.
Before Camp ASCCA became the place so many know and love today, there were people who believed in its mission from the very beginning. In this episode, we sit down with Jerry and Cheryl Bynum to reflect on the early days
Lynne Stokley, CEO of Easterseals Alabama, joins our latest episode to share more about Easterseals and its incredible affiliates. As Easterseals Alabama celebrates its 100th anniversary, we reflect on the lasting legacy
Tom Collier and Judy Williams, two members of the very first Camp ASCCA staff back in 1976, take us on a trip down memory lane. A lot has changed over the past 50 years, but at its heart, Camp is still the same, built on
April Buchannon Turner is a Camp ASCCA staff alumna and the current State Head Injury Coordinator at ADRS. April has dedicated her entire career to serving individuals with TBIs and has accomplished incredible things. AD
Jacob Van Laan, a former Camp ASCCA staff member, spent many summers at Camp during some of the most formative years of his life. Now a software developer, devoted husband, and father, Jacob never imagined that his days
Danielle Peters—Occupational Therapist and owner of BlueBird Pediatric Therapy Services —joins us this episode to share her journey from Camp ASCCA summer staff member to Occupational Therapist. What began as a simple su
In our latest episode, we welcome back Trish Robinson, Regional Program Manager with Down Syndrome Alabama and Administrative Assistant with Magical Travel Destinations. She shares with our listeners the services she off
Welcome to our newest segment of Camp ASCCA: The Podcast – The Nanny Edition! In this special series, we take a deep dive into what it means to care for children with disabilities. What does that care really look like? H
In this episode, we learn more about the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division, from Marianne Gauldin, the Outreach Specialist. The episode explores all thin
In our latest episode of Camp ASCCA: The Podcast, we're joined by Kelly Edens, a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist and the Therapeutic Recreation Manager at the Shepherd Center in Atlanta, Georgia. With 25 year
In this episode of Camp ASCCA: The Podcast, we're joined by Debbie Lynn, Director of Easterseals Central Alabama. Debbie leads a team of 40 dedicated professionals providing vital services to individuals with disabilitie
In our latest episode, we have the opportunity to talk with Michael Pereira, founder of The Autism Voyage, a specialized financial services firm for families with special needs. Michael has firsthand experience navigatin
Zach Woolley, former camper and current fellow at NCHPAD (National Center on Health, Physical Activity, and Disability) , shares his incredible journey with Camp ASCCA and all he has achieved while living with a disabili
Nathan Waters, Assistant Director of the Office of Accessibility at Auburn University, is a Camp ASCCA summer and full-time staff alumni! He started at ASCCA while a student at Auburn University and credits Camp with his
In the latest episode of Camp ASCCA: The Podcast, we sit down with John Latimer, Camp & Community Program Director at Camp Seale Harris. CSH's mission is to educate, encourage, and empower children with diabetes and thei
In this episdoe of Camp ASCCA: The Podcast, we had the opportunity to chat with Dr. Elizabeth Stewart. Elizabeth is a Research Assistant Professor in the Department of Special Education at the University of Alabama. She
Lindsey Piazza is an assistant clincial professor in the Department of Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences as well as an instructor for the EAGLES program at Auburn University. This episode dives into what speech patho
Camp ASCCA's Director, Matt Rickaman, sits down with long-time camper Carmine Vara to discuss what ASCCA means to him. Having attended Camp for over 20 years, Carmine holds a special place in the hearts of everyone on ou
In this episode, we welcome Allison Ashurst, the mother of first-time camper Scarlett. This summer marked Scarlett's first experience at Camp, and we'll explore how Allison navigated the challenge of letting go and placi
In our latest episode, we are joined by Suzy Montgomery, a Senior Instructor, Recreational Therapy Program Coordinator, and Recreational Therapy Internship Coordinator at the Univesity of South Alabama. Suzy has known Ca
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Camp ASCCA: The Podcast is hosted by Elise Quinn. The show is categorised under business (non-profit) and has published 43 episodes.
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