On-campus Preschool Program
Operates Monday - Friday
The ASSERT program at Utah State University is a state-of-the-art intensive preschool program that uses research-based instructional techniques to address the individual needs of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Preschool-aged children (typically 3–5 years old) attend the program 20 hours per week.
- AM Session: 8:00am–12:00pm
- PM Session: 12:45pm–4:45pm
- Located in the Sorenson Center for Clinical Excellence (SCCE) building at Utah State University Contact
- Uses individualized educational and behavioral programs for each student
- Targets specific, measurable skills in each need area
- Provides parents with extensive training through home consultation and in-classroom training
Admission Process
Information about autism evaluations:
Consultation Services
ASSERT staff also offer short-term in-home consultation and parent training for families of children with ASD of all ages. ASSERT can provide consultation in the following areas: toilet training, mealtime behavior, sibling relationships, play skills, social skills, academic skills, communication skills, and/or behavior problems). To apply for consultation services, download the request form, and email completed form to assert@usu.edu.
Inquire About In-Home Consultation
Parent Meetings
ASSERT offers parent seminars on topics relevant to ASD. During the school year, these meetings are typically held each month.
Parent group meetings are open to all community members. If interested in attending, please contact us for the current schedule and RSVP to lyndsay.nix@usu.