Megan Kunze, PhD, BCBA-D, is an Assistant Research Professor in the College of Arts and Sciences as part of the Center on Brain Injury Research and Training and teaches in the Department of Special Education and Clinical Sciences in the College of Education. Her research concentration includes accessibility and impact of early diagnosis, professional preparation, and coaching of family-focused naturalistic interventions to best support young children with developmental delays. A significant focus of her research is on access to and development of interventions to meet the individual, cultural, and linguistic needs of children and families. As part of her community outreach, she serves as the behavior expert for two Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO) panels: the Autism ECHO for Oregon and the Ukraine ECHO, both of which support medical professionals working with children with various special needs. Megan earned her PhD from the UO in Special Education in 2020 and completed her postdoctoral fellowship also at the UO in 2021.