Studying College Biology: Learning as You Go, Part 2
In Part One of this post, I introduced several tips for studying college biology, including the concept of “learning as …
Becoming Visible: STEM Role Models & Mentors for Disabled Students
Guest contributor Helen Rottier shares her path to a STEM PhD program. Not having disabled STEM mentors or seeing them …
On Inclusive Hiring: Diversity Consultant Samuel Ellison
Contributor Katie Newton sits down with Boston-based diversity consultant Samuel Ellison for a candid and wide-ranging talk about workplace inclusion, …
Patrick Pontificates: Against Perfectionism
An autistic STEM grad student on why perfectionism isn’t something that students who have autism should aim for in their college studies.
STEM Jobs That Don’t Require Four-Year Degrees
Rewarding STEM Jobs are available to autistic students without a 4-year degree. STEM career paths take many forms. Learn how to best pursue your interests.
Studying College Biology: How to Learn as You Go
Essential study skills for autistic STEM students. Learn how and why to “study as you go” and other important study skills.
Jobs & Work-study: Key for Autistic STEM Students
Autism and work-study jobs. If you’re an autistic student, pursuing a work-study job can help you in the workforce transition.
Autism and Addressing Workforce Bullying
Autism and addressing workforce bullying. How to know if you’re experiencing bullying or miscommunication, and what to do about both.
Autism & College: Build Your Social Confidence Levels
Building social confidence levels means being prepared and knowledgeable in a variety of common situations. Learn more here.
Autism & Setting SMART Goals at College
Autism and setting SMART goals. Learn this method of organizing and achieving meaningful goals. Terrific self-advocacy skills for college.