Max doesn’t speak much. Never has. The 16-year-old isn’t mute, although his vocabulary is limited. As a special-needs teenager, he mostly speaks in single words at a time. But he loves to drum with his bare hands. A few weeks ago, he began working with the music therapy program at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, a student in the newly created UTC Music Therapy Telehealth Groups for Children…
As assistant science manager at the Creative Discovery Museum, Ashley Bosecker is naturally interested in the natural world and getting kids to feel the same way. As someone who lives in the Scenic City, she’s naturally interested in maintaining the beauty of Chattanooga. Both of those reasons are why she enrolled in the green|leaders program, whose goal is to help businesses and individuals become integral pieces in the ongoing drive…
