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Mission & Core Identity The RESTORE Hub (Research, Education, Service, Transition, and Outreach through Reflective Engagement) is a social and behavioral sciences research institute. Our primary mission is to improve the quality of life for all communities t...
Education
The Education component of RESTORE focuses on building knowledge, skills, and capacity across individuals, families, providers, and systems. Education serves as a delivery mechanism to translate research and best practices into practical, accessible learning o...
Services
RESTORE Services are designed to directly support individuals, families, and community partners by addressing real-world needs identified through data, research, and stakeholder engagement. Services may include family and caregiver support, navigation assistan...
Transition
The RESTORE Hub’s Transition work expands Inclusive Postsecondary Education (IPSE) opportunities for young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), including autism, and supports pathways to independent living, community engagement, and e...
Outreach
Executive Team
Dr. Kristin N. Johnson Executive Director Assistant Professor of Psychology krjohnson@astate.edu (870) 972-4844 Kimberly Smith Executive Assistant kismith@astate.edu (870) 972-4844 Cindy Bode Information Systems Analyst cbode@astate.edu (8...
Full Time Staff
Who is Eligble?
Candidate Requirements To be eligible for the H.O.W.L. Transition Program, a candidate must meet the following requirements: Function without attendant care for personal needs. Independently and accurately manage and administer their own medications. Abi...
H.O.W.L. Certificate of Achievement Minimum Requirements
Satisfactory Academic Progress Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) will be determined using a person-centered planning approach. For ASD students who are enrolled in their degree coursework for credit, satisfactory progress will be determined by satisfactory...
Living Accomodations
Cost
Estimated Costs The following table is an estimate of the annual cost of the H.O.W.L. Transition Program. Other fees may apply. For full updated A-State tuition and fees visit the tuition and fees page. Cost Tuition $1,890.00 Fees ...
Hear first-hand from students why you should be a H.O.W.L. Transition Program student!
Hear first-hand from H.O.W.L. students: https://vimeo.com/1129585066/ec66c9ed2e?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci
Location & Contact Information
Location: 2301 E. Johnson Ave., Jonesboro, AR Phone: (870) 680-8062 Email: RestoreHub@AState.edu
Location & Contact Information
Location: 330 University Loop, College of education Building, Room 110 Phone: (870) 972-2000 Email: howltp@AState.edu
Mission
Through interdisciplinary enrichment and community engagement the A.T.L.A.S. program aspires to empower students to become self-determined leaders in their lives.
Curriculum
Transition program students attend the main A-State campus in Jonesboro, Arkansas. All general student services, academic services, and social events available at A-State will be open to the transition program students. Upon completion of the transition progr...
University Hall
is located on Dean Street just a few steps away from the Reng Student Union. University Hall is home to first-year females on different floors in the five-story building. Itrequires card access to enter the building, and is made up of suite-style living quarte...
Kays Hall
is located on Dean Street just a short walk from the Reng Student Union. Kays is home to first-year males and females on different wings of the eleven-story building.Kays Hall requires card access to enter the building and to enter the separate wings of each f...
The Living Learning Community 3
is located on Danner Ave. conveniently located between the Carl R. Reng Student Union and the Red Wolf Center. This co-ed residential building is home to students of all classifications. The building is made up of suite-style living quarters with single and do...