Team Members
Elizabeth is the Associate Director for Partners for Inclusive Communities, Arkansas's University Center of Excellence for Developmental Disabilities. She is also the Director of Interdisciplinary Training for the Arkansas LEND program. Her research is in the study of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders and she is a founding member of SDRC. Email: ECleveland@ArkSDRC.org
Elizabeth Cleveland, PhD, CCC-SLP
Co-Director
David retired in 2020 as the Director of Partners for Inclusive Communities, a center of excellence in disabilities that is a program of the University of Arkansas. For the past fifteen years, his focus has been on awareness, education, and developing services for fetal alcohol spectrum disorders. He is a social worker by training and is a founding member of SDRC.
Email: DDeere@ArkSDRC.org
David Deere, LCSW
Co-Director
Tiffany is the assistant program director of the UAMS genetic counseling training program. She has a wide range of research interests and enjoys mentoring students. Prior to this position, she worked at Arkansas Children's Hospital as a genetic counselor and specialized in working in a multidisciplinary hearing loss clinic and connective tissue disorders clinic. She is a foster parent and currently has 4 children; 1 of which has FASD so she is very passionate about working with children and families dealing with this disorder. She is a founding member of SDRC.
Tiffany Lepard Tassin, MS, CGC
Genetic Counselor
Albrey is a primary care pediatric nurse practitioner and a faculty member of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Nursing. She also practices at Arkansas Children’s Hospital in the Southwest Community and CoBALT clinics. Her passion is providing care to underrepresented populations specifically as it relates to early identification and management of neurodevelopmental concerns. She is a new team member to the SDRC team.
Albrey Love, DNP, APRN, PNP-PC
Nurse Practitioner
Graduate Students
In addition to the core SDRC Team Members, several graduate students from the University of Central Arkansas, the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock attend and participate in each of our SDRC assessments. SDRC prides itself on being the only graduate level training clinic for FASD in Arkansas.