Eliza Bozenski

Eliza Bozenski has extensive work experience at the Anderson Center for Autism. Eliza started in 2006 as the Director of Community Services, acting as the main point of contact for individuals interested in the center's services. Eliza also served as a liaison to community partners and represented the center at events and committees.

In 2008, Eliza became the Director of Clinical Services, overseeing the operations and supervision of the Clinical department. This involved supporting treatment teams and individuals in the center's programs, as well as supervising a team of psychologists. Eliza held this role until 2011.

From 2011 to 2014, Eliza was the Director of Agency Affairs, leading a team responsible for fundraising, marketing, public relations, event planning, and foundation activity. During this time, they created and executed various fundraising and public relations events.

Since 2015, Eliza has been serving as the Director of the Anderson Foundation for Autism. In this role, they focus on expanding fundraising opportunities and increasing community outreach. Eliza has successfully built a community following of supporters and volunteers, establishing the Anderson Center for Autism as a leading institution for therapeutic treatment and education for individuals with autism.

In March 2018, Eliza took on the additional role of Chief Development Officer at Anderson Center for Autism, furthering their involvement in fundraising and development efforts. Eliza continues to contribute to the center's growth and success.

Eliza Bozenski completed their education in the field of social work. From 1991 to 1995, they attended Miami University and earned a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Psychology. Following this, they pursued higher education at Columbia University from 1995 to 1997 and obtained a Master of Social Work (MSW) degree with a focus on Clinical Social Work. In June of 1997, Eliza obtained a certification as a Licensed Master Social Worker from the New York State Office of Professions.