This course is designed for students who are interested in or wanting to learn more about autistic individuals and their families. Students learn about and implement evidence-based practices for this population, understand the function of behaviors, and understand autism from the position of multiple stakeholders including educators, family members, and autistic individuals. Students also learn administration, planning, and evaluation of interdisciplinary programming in a motor clinic. Students spend two hours per week in the Autism Clinic observing interventions for promoting physical activity and healthy behaviors.