Brad Linnenkamp
Brad Linnenkamp worked for the KU Center on Developmental Disabilities (KUCDD) as an Assistant Researcher and previously worked for the Self-Advocate Coalition of Kansas for 20 years. Brad has led and contributed to nationally funded research on Supported Decision Making, self-determination, and community engagement for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Brad sits on many state and national committees including the Disability Rights Center of Kansas, Employment First Commission, and the Self-Advocate Resource and Technical Assistance Center (SARTAC) National Advisory Board. In 1990 Brad received the “Achievement Against the Odds Award” from President Bush for overcoming obstacles in his life and assisting others to achieve independence. In his spare time, Brad enjoys anything sports-related, especially the Royals, Chiefs, and Jayhawks!
Brad Linnenkamp worked for the KU Center on Developmental Disabilities (KUCDD) as an Assistant Researcher and previously worked for the Self-Advocate Coalition of Kansas for 20 years. Brad has led and contributed to nationally funded research on Supported Decision Making, self-determination, and community engagement for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Brad sits on many state and national committees including the Disability Rights Center of Kansas, Employment First Commission, and the Self-Advocate Resource and Technical Assistance Center (SARTAC) National Advisory Board. In 1990 Brad received the “Achievement Against the Odds Award” from President Bush for overcoming obstacles in his life and assisting others to achieve independence. In his spare time, Brad enjoys anything sports-related, especially the Royals, Chiefs, and Jayhawks!
