Biography

Doc Clegg (They/Them) is an advocate, technologist, and storyteller dedicated to fostering inclusion and empowering neurodiverse individuals. They hold an Associate in Applied Science in Information Systems/Technology from Utah Valley University and serve as the Front Desk and Office Assistant at the Melisa Nellesen Center for Autism. As a member of the presidency of UVU?s Autism Club, Autism Incorporated, Doc plays a vital role in creating initiatives that reflect the values and voices of the Autistic community.

Doc was honored with the 2025 Michael Sproul Community Spirit Award by the Autism Resources of Utah County Council (ARUCC) for their outstanding dedication, support, and service to the Autism community in Utah County. This recognition reflects their commitment to meaningful advocacy and their innovative efforts to meet the unique needs of the Autistic community.

Doc is passionate about ensuring that all events, programs, and initiatives for Autistic individuals are designed with their input, not just for them. Their lived experience with ADHD and Autism informs their advocacy, highlighting the importance of resilience, individuality, and the celebration of diverse perspectives in everything they do.

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