Ariel Prince is CAN's Program Coordinator, supporting daily CAN operations and project oversight. Holding a Bachelors in Business Administration and Economics from Winthrop University, Ariel also graduated from USC with a Master of International Studies. She works alongside CAN faculty, staff, and community members to ensure our mission is always at the forefront. You can reach Ariel by emailing CAN@sc.edu.
I am the clinical program manager of the Carolina Autism and Neurodevelopment (CAN) Research Center. In this role, I work alongside our team to develop clinical and community initiatives that support identified needs within the population of neurodivergent individuals. Additionally, I am a licensed occupational therapist, and I received my clinical doctorate in occupational therapy from Baylor University. I have experience working in a plethora of research, clinical, and leadership activities, and I have spent many years working with neurodivergent individuals across the life span, including in both clinical and non-clinical contexts.