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Arkansas Representative

Ashley Bradley

Ashley Bradley serves as the Director of the EMPOWER program at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville.  Before joining the University, Ashley worked for a local non-profit in Northwest Arkansas serving individuals with cognitive and physical disabilities as a manager and program director. Ashley has a Master’s Degree in Rehabilitation Counseling from the University of Arkansas and a Bachelor’s Degree in Education.  ​ ​ 

As the director of EMPOWER Ashley works with faculty, administration, families, and students to develop a person centered approach to students learning. Supporting faculty in identifying tools and techniques that allow each student to succeed.  Working with administration to ensure the modifications and logistics are working hand in hand. Communicating with families to ensure that their students are working and developing skills for employment. And finally, interacting with students daily to ensure that they are integrating successfully into the college experience.  ​
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The vision of the Southeast Postsecondary Education Alliance (SEPSEA) is for all institutions of higher education in the southeast to be inclusive of students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).

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