Our New Facility

The Scott Center for Autism Treatmnet

To be situated on Babcock Street, south of the College of Business, the center is expected to open in 2009.

Valued at approximately $5 million, the center is funded by several sources. Area businessman, co-founder of the Center for Global Development in Washington, D.C., and Florida Tech trustee Edward Scott initiated the support with a major donation. Additionally, the Health Resources and Services Administration supported the new center with $2.4 million in federal funding.

Designed by Stottler Stagg & Associates of Cape Canaveral, the two-story building will encompass about 18,000 square feet. The center will provide services for individuals with autism spectrum disorders, training for parents, teachers and other professionals and research on effective treatments for autism.

Naming Opportunities

Behavioral Treatment Wing (Commitment)
($60,000)

Community Training Wing
($60,000)
First Floor     Second Floor  
Treatment Room (4 rooms) $5,000 each   On-lineTesting Room $5,000
Waiting Area    $5,000   Staff Lounge $5,000
General Waiting Area $10,000   Waiting Area $10,000
Group Therapy    $10,000   Conference Room $10,000
Conference Room (2 rooms) $10,000 each   Seminar Room $30,000
         
Early Intervention Wing (Commentment)
($60,000)
 
Individual and Family Counseling Wing
($60,000)
First Floor     Second Floor  
Speech and Language Room $5,000   Individual Treatment Room (5 rooms) $5,000 each
Treatment Room (4 rooms) $5,000 each   Family/Couple Rooms (3 rooms) $7,000 each
Early Intervention Room (2 rooms) $15,000 each   Group Therapy Room (2 rooms) $10,000 each
Life Skills Room $15,000   Family Resource Lounge $15,000
Group Activities $15,000      
Classroom $15,000  
Other
 
      Downstairs Lobby $3,000
      Upstairs Lobby $3,000
      Playground (Commitment)
 $25,000

Click here to print out name opportunity chart.

 

Contact Carey Gleason at at (321) 674-6100 or cgleason@fit.edu for more information on the above naming opportunities.