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Cheryl Ludwig Presented with Legacy Award
NJCTS created the Faith W. Rice Legacy Award to honor someone who has enriched the lives of those in the Tourette Syndrome community.
FIND YOUR COMMUNITY: New Videos Highlight NJCTS Family Programs
Three families tell their story to help others find their Tourette Syndrome community.
2023 Awards and Scholarship Luncheon
NJCTS celebrated 2023 scholarship winners and award honorees during annual luncheon in Bridgewater.
Kyle Swords is 2023 Youth Advocate of the Year
Kyle was awarded a second-place scholarship and the Youth Advocate of the Year award at the June Awards Luncheon.
Rutgers’ Tess Kowalski Awarded Faith Rice Memorial Scholarship
Kowalski, a Rutgers graduate student studying neuroscience, has been a TS advocate since she was 12.
Pediatric Neurologist, Dr. Naomi Lubarr, Named Healthcare Professional of the Year
NJCTS has awarded the 2023 Health Professional of the Year to Dr. Naomi Lubarr, a Pediatric Neurologist at Hackensack University Medical Center.
Matawan Regional High School Teacher Awarded Educator of the Year
NJCTS has awarded the 2023 Educator of the Year to Jennifer Wishnick, a special education teacher at Matawan Regional High School in Aberdeen.
2022 Year in Review is Available Online
Take a look back on the year of a return to normalcy, from education outreach presentations to family get-togethers at Camp.
Mantua Township Schools get an Education in TS as Part of Abilities Awareness Week
Colin Deibler & Anna Baldwin presented an introduction to TS to over 750 students in Mantua Township School’s Abilities Awareness Week.