NICE (Neurodiverse Inclusive Campus Events)

Guide to NICE concerts and more, here at WCU and beyond!

Dr. Angela Guerriero

Dr. Angela Guerriero is a board-certified music therapist and Associate Professor of Music Education at West Chester University. She leads as WCU’s Music Therapy Program Director while also directing Tempo! Music Therapy Services in PA and NJ. As a music therapist, Dr. Guerriero works with individuals on the spectrum and individuals with intellectual delays. Her primary research interests are school inclusion and collaboration, trauma-informed practice, and the ethics of self-care.  For more information, email Dr. Guerriero at AGuerriero@wcupa.edu.

 

Grace Montgomery

Grace Montgomery (she/her/hers) is a fourth-year Honors Music Therapy student at West Chester University with a focus in voice. Grace is passionate about creating inclusive music experiences for individuals with disabilities and looks forward to incorporating her knowledge of sensory accomodations in her future clinical work after graduating in May 2023. Currently, Grace is completing her fieldwork internship at an assisted living facility for older adults in Montgomery and Bucks County. For any questions or more information, email Grace at GM930985@wcupa.edu.

 

 

Welcome to West Chester University’s NICE page!

NICE concerts are performances that aim to be more accessible while not sacrificing content for their viewers. This website outlines what a NICE concert (and other sensory-friendly events) can look like with published sources and personal findings from WCU’s first NICE Concert on the Quad in 2022. For more information about upcoming sensory-friendly concerts, check the Events section.

 

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