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Autistic Professional Profiles: Quality Assurance Specialist, Aerospace Engineering and Manufacturing Company

Hear from an autistic STEM employee about the college transition and how he’s succeeding in the workforce.

April 15, 2019, 5:00 amMay 31, 2019 0 2320
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Guest Post Two: Autistic Science Person Ira Kraemer on Challenges to STEM Education for Students Lacking a Diagnosis

I can’t overstate this enough: the most important part of graduate school is finding nice people, having a kind, supportive mentor, and having peers who support each other.

March 27, 2019, 5:00 amDecember 29, 2020 0 3463
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Autistic Science Person Ira Kraemer: Transitioning to Grad School & Adjusting to the New Environment

Transitioning to any sort of new school is like taking notes in class – messy. It also feels like everyone else is walking around with a navigation system while you’re just fumbling about. Sometimes though, other people let you know that they don’t have a GPS either!

March 25, 2019, 6:00 amDecember 29, 2020 0 3913
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Marshall University, College Program for Students Who Have Autism

Prospective students and families should visit the colleges and universities. Talk to the people who provide support, assess the culture and “feel” of the community, and find the best fit for the individual.

March 21, 2019, 5:00 amMay 29, 2019 0 4126
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Scholarships, Grants & Loans for Students on the Spectrum

Additional scholarships include the Anne Ford and Allegra Ford Thomas Scholarships (two scholarships) and the Lisa Higgins Hussman Scholarship, 15 of which were awarded last year.

March 20, 2019, 6:00 amMay 24, 2019 1 7826
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On Mentorship, Lab Environments, and Job Applicant Disclosure: An Interview with Chemistry Professor Jen Heemstra

On one hand, disclosing too early could create bias that eliminates you from the competition. On the other hand, disclosing provides context that can help you have a more successful interaction with a future employer.

March 13, 2019, 5:00 amMay 29, 2019 2 2709
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“Get Ready, Do, Done” Model: Support Executive Functioning for Autistic Students

Speech and language pathologist Katie Matthews introduces students to “Get Ready, Do, Done” a useful model that supports executive functioning …
March 5, 2019, 6:00 amJuly 8, 2019 0 50781
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Autism Support Services: What’s Available in College

Video. Brief overview of the kinds of supports students and families can expect in the college environment. Can vary a lot by institution.

February 28, 2019, 6:00 amMay 29, 2019 0 1861
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Students, Families

Letter to a Younger Me: Share Laughs and Memories with the People Who are Present

Your academic journey may take some time, maybe even lots more time. Do your best and enjoy the ride, and don’t judge your self-worth by the length of time it takes to complete a degree, the grades you earn, or the salary you make.

February 27, 2019, 6:00 amMay 22, 2019 0 1595
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Students, Families

Spectrum Q & A With College Transition Consultant Susan Woods: Time Management

The importance of structuring student time and why considering a reduced course load can support positive transition outcomes.

February 21, 2019, 6:00 amMay 29, 2019 0 1583

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