Hunter A. Matusevich

Dr. Hunter A. Matusevich is an Education Coordinator for Virginia's Department of Education, Training and Technical Assistance Center (TTAC), where she provides support and training in self-determination, transition, autism, and high-leverage practices. Additionally, she teaches courses in the EFEX Department at James Madison University's College of Education. Her work bridges clinical and academic roles, focusing on inclusive education strategies for learners with extensive and pervasive support needs.

• Ph.D. in Special Education (strengths-based and inclusive approaches), University of Kansas
• M.Ed. in Special Education (transition education/services, ABA therapy), University of Oklahoma
• B.A. in Psychology, Coastal Carolina University

Dr. Matusevich’s research and practice emphasize self-determination, transition services for students with disabilities, autism, and applied behavior analysis. Her work spans clinical settings, inclusive postsecondary education programs, and pre-employment transition services for adolescents with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

In her academic role, Dr. Matusevich contributes to training educators through courses in the EFEX Department and disseminates knowledge via workshops and technical assistance. She advocates for inclusive practices and supports families, students, and professionals in implementing evidence-based strategies.