Staff

DO-IT Directors

Mary Mulvihill I am the Executive Director of Accessible Technology Services (ATS) which includes the DO-IT Center, the Accessibility, Consulting, and Engagement (ACE) Team, and the ATS Remediation & Operations (R&O) Team that supports them both. After earning my master's degree in public administration at Seattle University, I joined UW’s central IT organization where I served in various leadership roles. I’m honored to lead this team of capable and dedicated staff to further DO-IT's mission.

Scott Bellman I'm Director of the DO-IT Center and serve on Principal Investigator teams on some of our many projects. I've worked at DO-IT for nearly 25 years. I earned a master's degree in rehabilitation counseling and an undergraduate degree in psychology and business. I am a licensed mental health counselor in Washington State.

DO-IT Center Program Staff

	Brianna Blaser I am co-PI of AccessComputing and PI of AccessUR2PhD. I earned my bachelor's degree in math and psychology at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA. I moved to Seattle to attend graduate school at the University of Washington, where I earned my doctoral degree in women studies, studying women in science.
	Kayla Brown I am a Program Coordinator and Counselor at DO-IT. I have a master's degree in social work from the University of Washington and a bachelor's degree in community psychology from the University of Washington, Bothell. My passion is community outreach, research, and disability activism. I work one-on-one with students to work on goal setting, academic planning, and building a support system.
	Lyla Crawford I am a Program Operations Specialist for DO-IT. I work in the Spokane office. I have a master's degree in developmental psychology. I specialize as our internal evaluator and coordinate DO-IT activities in Eastern Washington.
	Andrea Mano I am an Assistive Technologist with DO-IT. My main role is to support the technology needs of our DO-IT participants. I also work in video and media creation and support our other projects. I have a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering and have a long history of working in assistive technology and with people with disabilities.
	Tami Tidwell I work as a Program Coordinator and Counselor for DO-IT. My main role is to work with high school and college students on topics like college admissions, scholarships, internships, employment, accommodations, and disclosure strategies. I enjoy working closely with students through our DO-IT Scholars and Neuroscience for Neurodiverse Learners (NNL) programs. I have a degree in psychology from Texas Christian University.
	Elizabeth Woolner I am the Publications Coordinator and a Program Operations Specialist for DO-IT. My main role is to organize, create, edit, and manage all of our web content, publications, and other products. I have a bachelor's degree in English and a certificate in editing, both from the University of Washington.