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Having attended school and grown up together, these men share a lifelong bond—living side by side like brothers in a home their families had dreamed of for them, filled with love, laughter, and care.
Jenna Gilder, Ph.D., BCBA, LABA, has been named Assistant Director of the National Autism Center at May Institute. Since its founding in 2005, the National Autism Center has been a leader in promoting evidence-based practices, advancing research, training, and supporting autistic individuals and their families through the dissemination of comprehensive and reliable resources. In her role, Dr. Gilder will work with the National Autism Center Director, Matthew Riley, Psy.D., BCBA, to advance strategic priorities, including leading training development and delivery, research and content initiatives, and external dissemination efforts. Dr. Gilder will ensure that the National Autism Center continues to provide the most up-to-date, evidence-based information and training that parents, professionals, and the community can trust. Dr. Gilder joined May Institute’s Adult Living & Learning Services team in 2022 serving as Director of Clinical Services and Training. In this capacity, she provided clinical consultation and training to day habilitation and residential programs across the division. Collaborating closely with clinical teams and service providers, she developed and delivered targeted trainings designed to meet the evolving needs of individuals served. She also served as a regional trainer for the National Task Group on Intellectual Disabilities and Dementia Practices. Prior to her role in Adult Services, Dr. Gilder was a Clinical Director at May School | Randolph, Mass.
Twelve May Institute employees received the organization’s highest honor during a recent ceremony at the corporate headquarters in Randolph. Presented annually by May’s Board of Directors, the Exceptional Service Awards recognize a select group of employees who are nominated by their peers and supervisors for their outstanding contributions. The award celebrates individuals whose dedication, professionalism, and commitment to the mission exemplify the highest standards of excellence and the spirit of service that defines May Institute. May Institute employs over 2,000 staff and is a national leader in applied behavior analysis and evidence-based interdisciplinary care for autistic individuals and individuals with developmental disabilities, brain injury, and neurobehavioral disorders. May Institute’s Exceptional Service Award recipients for 2025 are: Alan Anselmi, Adapted Physical Education Instructor Lakeesha Evans-Britt, Behavior Technician III Brian Curtis, IT Service Desk Manager Jessie Delorey, Junior Talent Acquisition Partner John Edze, Program Coordinator Becky Kroll, Senior Teacher Morgan Levy, Occupational Therapist Michael Manning, Behavior Technician III Eugene Mbukanma, Program Coordinator Kevin North, Behavior Specialist Elisangela Pires, Direct Support Professional Lache Pouncey, Program Coordinator
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We are excited to share our next Exceptional Service Award recipient! Congratulations to Nicole Barlow, Assistant Executive Director at the May Center School for Autism and Developmental Disabilities in Randolph, Massachusetts. She is remarkable and has contributed so much to our school.
Every March, during Brain Injury Awareness Month, we reflect on some of our favorite moments from our May Center School for Brain Injury and Neurobehavioral Disorders in Norwood, Mass. One of those moments was when their soccer team won gold at a state-wide Special Olympics tournament! We got the chance to hear from several players and the coaches, who reflected on their successful soccer season and championship victory. We invite you to get to know this aMAYzing team! 😋 ⚽ 🏆
We are honored to share our next Exceptional Services Award Recipient, Michael Carlos. Michael is the Facilities Manager for the May Centers for Adult Services and the May Center School for Autism and Developmental Disabilities in Randolph, Mass. Bravo to him for his exceptional work and spirit!
Please join us in celebrating our 2024 Exceptional Services Award recipients. This week, meet Abigail Rix, Senior Program Director of the May Center for ABA Services and the May Center for Early Intervention in West Springfield, Mass. Congratulations, Abbie, and thank you for all you do for the kiddos!
For all those who don't prefer Santa, here we have the Grinch! A marvelous Grinch visited our Adult Day Habilitation program in Mashpee, Mass., and stole the show. He scowled, growled, prowled, and posed with anyone who dared approach. He was so green and acted mean, but in the end, he was a friend.
They were feeling warm and fuzzy during the Ugly Sweater Day at the May Center School in Randolph! We love and appreciate the holiday spirit of our fabulous staff. If you just can't get enough, see more Ugly Sweaters at our Instagram account. :)
