Joshua Stein, Lisa Splitlog, and Robert Accordino, posted April 29, 2009. Dr. Angela Diaz, Valerie Goldfein and Chesa Boudin were recently recognized for their accomplishments in medicine, philanthropy and writing, respectively. Music for Autism Board Member Dr. Angela Diaz, the Jean C. and James W. Crystal Professor of Pediatrics at Mount Sinai School of Medicine […]
Joshua Stein and Lisa Splitlog, posted April 25, 2009. Thirteen-year-old Noah Ruttenberg’s April 25 Bar Mitzvah was unusual: in lieu of gifts, Noah decided to raise money for Music for Autism (M4A). Whereas most teenagers view this Jewish rite of passage as a chance to receive presents, Noah instead wanted to support M4A, a program […]
Board adopts revised mission statement and discusses US expansion plans. Joshua Stein and Lisa Splitlog, posted March 20, 2009 Music for Autism (M4A) held its first Strategic Planning Retreat on March 20, 2009. At the retreat, M4A’s Board of Directors adopted the following revised mission statement: Music for Autism is committed to raising public awareness […]
American Medical Association Foundation, posted March 17, 2009. (Chicago) – Robert Accordino, MSc, has been named a recipient of the American Medical Association (AMA) Foundation’s 2009 Leadership Award. This award provides medical students, residents/fellows and early career physicians from around the country with training to develop their skills as future leaders in organized medicine and […]
Joshua Stein, Carol Markowitz, Lisa Splitlog, and Robert Accordino, posted February 11, 2008. Princeton, NJ – Music for Autism (M4A) held its inaugural interactive concert on February 9, 2008, at the Eden Institute in Princeton, New Jersey. The event, M4A’s first US performance outside of the New York City area, featured music by the Enso […]
Joshua Stein, Lisa Splitlog, and Robert Accordino, posted December 2, 2007.Philadelphia, PA – Music For Autism (M4A) recently teamed with the Wharton School of Business, Philadelphia, PA, for its first fundraiser held outside the tri-state area. Managed by 10 Wharton business students, the well-attended December 2 event raised $850 and increased awareness about M4A on […]
Joshua Stein, Lisa Splitlog, and Robert Accordino, posted November 18, 2007.New York, NY – Jarrod Emick, best known for his Tony Award-winning reprisal of the role of Joe Hardy in Damn Yankees, helped Music for Autism (M4A) raise more over $26,000 at its inaugural fundraiser on November 18. Emick was joined by pianist Charity Wicks, […]
Joshua Stein, Lisa Splitlog, and Robert Accordino, posted November 17, 2007.New York, NY – Music for Autism’s long-awaited inaugural interactive concerts, held at the Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center on November 17, 2007, had a tremendously positive impact on those who attended. The concert featured talented young professional musicians Ryan Gardner on trumpet and Charity […]
Joshua Stein and Lisa Splitlog, posted October 7, 2007.Music For Autism (M4A), a charity that originated in the UK, has successfully launched a partnership with the Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center (MSAHC). The Center, located at 312 E. 94th Street, New York City, is the largest adolescent health center in the United States and will […]
Robert Accordino and Lisa Splitlog, posted August 10, 2007. Joshua Stein and Scott Moerdler spent the summer before their senior years of college as Music for Autism’s (M4A) first summer interns. Joshua and Scott accomplished a tremendous amount for the organization during the summer months while working closely with M4A’s co-founder, Robert Accordino.“At the conclusion […]
