West Virginia Autism Training Center

Welcome to the West Virginia Autism Training Center at Marshall University

The mission of the West Virginia Autism Training Center is to provide support to individuals with autism spectrum disorder as they pursue a life of quality.

The West Virginia Autism Training Center (WV ATC) was established in 1984 by the WV Legislature and housed at Marshall University. Services are available to families of West Virginians with autism spectrum disorder as well as their educators and others significant in their lives.

What’s Happening Now

Save the date for the 2025 Autism Across the Lifespan Conference.

Join us at the Dick Copeland Town Square Park in Princeton for an afternoon of celebrating sibling bonds for the whole family.

Come to the Ritz Theatre in Hinton to enjoy a sensory friendly showing of The Minecraft Movie.

Take part in game night with us at Hardy County Family Support Center in Moorefield.

Be a part of a sensory bottle Make and Take at Wood County Society in Parkersburg.

Take part in the Make and Take at Lewis County Board of Education in Weston

Come along with us and our friends at Booktenders in Barboursville as we celebrate Autism Awareness with a month-long book drive.

Sign up for the 2025 Rally for Autism in Huntington.