Dawn Eno

Lakeland High School

Class of 1996

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First Name	Dawn
Last Name	Eno
Graduation Year	Class of 1996
Gender	Female
City	N/A
State/Province	MI
Country	United States
Favorite School Memory	staying after school until 1:00 a.m. working on projects
About Me	After high school, while in college, I ran the autism program for graduate and undergraduate students at Western Michigan University-training college students to use and expand the use of ABA therapy for the treatment and hopeful cure for autism in children, and to create future programs of it's kind...at the time there were only three programs in the world, that were using this approach, and we were arguing to get the therapy recognized because we were told no one will believe you, believe your effectiveness, or use your therapy, so quit wasting your time working 40 hours a week, on one class for your little charity project Dawn, when you have lots of classes and two other jobs anyway, because you and your little cohorts will never get a job in that field or get any of that information credible or recognized...but my professors said you can actually get job with this specific degree, you just need to be formal about what you will do and ignore people who won't take scientific data as scientific evidence, (and I still hear it, even at work with people it doesn't involve, without hardly a mention of it...so google it if doesn't exist) and now there is national health insurance specifically for using for ABA therapy, it turned out well...it was almost non existent when I started...you can easily google the number of organizations that now recommend this therapy and the programs and schools all over the world are now using it...the psychology professors that I worked with head this organization internationally...as well as my doing a million other things in school, after school, and dealing with my family members with their creepy drug problems and their inability to help themselves or anyone else..just freaking out all the time because they did not go to college and about why they cannot say that they helped to found an autism program (maybe because they don't know what that is for starters and) and how they are angry that they put no time into a choice like that, as if it's all just not going to fall on deaf ears anyway, as I have not had experience dealing drugs in high school...blah...and I don't h...(read more)