C. Marty Exline, MPA
Technical Assistance and Training Lead
马蒂在残疾人服务领域拥有 30 多年的行政管理经验，其中 23 年在密苏里州辅助技术项目工作。作为密苏里州计划的主任，他直接负责所有州辅助器具计划活动的实施。Marty 的专长还包括社区生活和《美国残疾人法》的实施，以及辅助器具政策和资金知识，尤其是在医疗补助、医疗补助豁免和医疗保险领域。
请联系 Marty (Marty.Exline@ataporg.org)，就领导力座谈会活动、新董事培训、亲和小组会议和无障碍交通以及其他支持实施《辅助器具法》第 4 条的主题提出意见、建议和问题。
Ryan Rausch, MOTR/L, ATP
Technical Assistance and Training Lead
Ryan 曾担任怀俄明州辅助技术资源（Wyoming Assistive Technology Resources，WATR）的共同管理者长达七年之久，该计划是怀俄明州的《辅助技术法案》计划。Ryan 的工作重点是支持个人参与日常生活活动，包括工作、学习和娱乐。Ryan 拥有广泛的职业治疗背景，他利用自己过去在学校、退伍军人事务医疗保健系统、家庭医疗保健和高等教育机构的工作经验，为目前的工作提供帮助。Ryan 热衷于辅助技术，并获得了辅助技术专业人员 (ATP) 证书，该证书旨在表彰那些知识水平达到国际公认标准，并承诺提供最高职业道德标准的人员。Ryan 致力于为残疾人提供更多的辅助技术设备和服务。
请联系 Ryan (ryan.rausch@ataporg.org)，就与外联和培训（包括实践社区活动）有关的意见、建议和问题，以及与计划管理、州一级和州领导层有关的其他培训和外联活动，以及支持实施《反兴奋剂法》第 4 条的其他主题提出意见、建议和问题。
Anita Swanson, PhD, MT-BC
Program Coordinator
Dr. Anita L. Swanson is a board-certified music therapist with extensive experience working with individuals of all ages and a wide range of abilities and disabilities. Before becoming a professor, she maintained a private practice, where she developed a strong foundation in clinical work and individualized care.
Dr. Swanson has extensive experience using assistive technology (AT) with individuals with autism, developmental and intellectual disabilities, physical disabilities, and neurological challenges. She has published in numerous journals and books and is a frequent presenter at conferences and professional events throughout the United States and internationally.
Before joining ATAP, Anita spent six years with the Texas Technology Access Program, the state’s Assistive Technology Act program. In that role, she managed demonstration centers across Texas, facilitated the alternative financing process, and provided education and training to help others understand and access assistive technology.
Contact Anita (anita.swanson@ataporg.org) with questions, comments, and suggestions related to the AT3 Center and ATAP.
Jeannie Krull, MS/CCC-SLP, ATP, CAPS
Executive Director
Jeannie Krull, MS/CCC-SLP, ATP, CAPS, is an ASHA-certified speech/language pathologist, a RESNA-certified Assistive Technology Professional (ATP), and a Certified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS) who has worked with people of all ages and disabilities since 1991.
Jeannie began her career working in private practice as a speech pathologist. For 25 years she worked for North Dakota Assistive, the state’s Assistive Technology Act Program, as an AT Consultant, as the AT Act Program Director, and ultimately as the Assistant Executive Director focusing on changing systems and policies, educating, presenting, collaborating, advocating, and helping people with disabilities find life-changing assistive technology (AT) solutions to help them live, learn, work, and play.
In addition, she is a 2019 Bush Foundation Fellow, past Chair of the Board of ATAP, and an ATIA Strand Advisor for the Aging and AT Strand. Jeannie also sits on the USAging/ACL Commit to Connect Advisory Committee and the advisory boards of the American Institutes for Research (AIR), USAging/ACL Eldercare Locator, and the TechSAge RERC.
Contact Jeannie (jeannie.krull@ataporg.org) with comments, suggestions, and questions related to ATAP and the AT3 Center, as well as other topics supporting the implementation of Section 4 of the AT Act.