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The Buddy Program is a community-based
program founded by Dr. Leonard Jason and Jennifer Shlaes at DePaul University
in 1996.
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Brittany Parenti
Research Assistant and
Buddy Program Coordinator
Michelle Safdie-Miller
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Leonard A. Jason,
Ph.D.
Buddy Program Founder
Leonard A. Jason, PhD, is the director of the Center for Community Research at DePaul University. He has
written or edited 14 books, and published over 310 articles and 45 chapters on chronic fatigue syndrome; preventive school-based
interventions; the prevention of alcohol, tabacco and other drug abuse; media interventions; and program evaluations. He received
the 1997 CSN Action Champion Award from the Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction Syndrome Assosiation of America. Dr. Jason
has also received grants from NIH to study the epidemology and treatment of CFS.
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Our Volunteers
Michelle Safdie-Miller, DePaul University
Denise Robinson, DePaul University
Keri Arnholz, Depaul University
Jessica Cobb, Depaul University
Aaron Boulton, DePaul University
Blair Coleman, DePaul University
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Our location:
Improving the quality of life for people with CFS, FM & CMS
Created By Mafe Andrews, July 17, 2006
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