David Zeaman Student Award
Allison Block, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Early Distinguishing Behavioral Features of Co-Occurring ADHD in Autistic Youth
Claudia Schabes, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Test-Retest Reliability of Automatic Language ENvironment Analysis (LENA) System Analyses with Young Children with Down Syndrome
Sophie Cramer-Benjamin, University of South Carolina, Do Neural Markers Reflect What Caregivers See? Frontal Alpha Asymmetry and Dysregulation in SETBP1 Disorders
John G. Borkowski Diversity Travel Award
Boshang Yin, University of Delaware, Early vocalizations predict outcomes in a sample of children with neurogenetic syndromes
Dan Kingsley, George Mason University, Gender, sex, psychiatric burden, and autistic trait domains predict camouflaging: a machine learning analysis
Theodore Tjossem Postdoctoral Travel Award
Riane Ramsey, Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Is the Leiter-3 a Valid Estimate of Intelligence in Youth with Neurodevelopmental Disabilities?: Assessing Measurement Invariance of Nonverbal IQ
Scott Huberty, Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles, Assessing the feasibility of decoding auditory deviance responses from EEG in neurodevelopmental populations
Laraine Masters Glidden Travel Award
Jalyn Washington, University of Cincinnati, Impact of Co-occurring ADHD on Task Performance in Youth with Down syndrome
Katelyn Warkentien, University of Michigan, Temporal and biomechanical characteristics of Timed Up and Go in individuals with IDD
Michael G. Aman IDD Clinical Trial Travel Award
Numfon Vilay, University of California – Davis, Using the NIH Toolbox V3.0 Speeded Matching Task as a Potential Marker of Attention and Processing Speed in Youth with IDD
APA Division 33 Award
Samantha Zakrzewski, Montclair State University, Mapping Cognitive Domains in Adults with Down Syndrome using Confirmatory Factor Analysis: Implications for Alzheimer’s Disease