Neurodiversity Support Center

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Overview

NMC's Neurodiversity Support Center (NSC) supports neurodiverse students in making a smooth transition from high school to college while developing skills needed in the workplace. Neurodiversity encompasses a range of learning differences, often including but not limited to anxiety, autism, ADHD and OCD.

These services are beyond the accommodations required by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and offered by NMC's Disability Support Services. You are not required to have a formal diagnosis to work with the Neurodiversity Support Center, located in Scholars Hall Room 13 (lower level) on NMC's Front Street campus.

Hours

We’re  open Monday–Thursday, 11 a.m.–5 p.m. We also host a weekly seminar from 3–5 p.m. Tuesdays, in Scholars Hall Room 09, where we explore team-building, self-advocacy, social skills, awareness campaigns and events, and more!

Drop in

Neurodiversity Support Center Sensory SectionNeurodiversity Support Center Sensory SectionStudents are welcome to use the Center space, which includes a sensory area and quiet study space on a drop-in basis.


Registered Services

Students who are accepted to the program will receive the following:

  • Weekly one-on-one meetings with the coordinator, intern, or success coach
  • Weekly seminar focusing on self-advocacy and workplace readiness training
  • Tutoring, focused writing and math support
  • Organized social events
  • Increased communication between students and instructors, staff, and parents.
  • Coaches and peer mentors who help neurodiverse students become successful self-advocates.

Nancy Gray tutoring a studentNancy Gray, founding Neurodiversity Support Center Coordinator, tutoring a studentFind more detailed information about the supports provided by the NSC here. Request a meeting by emailing NSC director Taylor Nash at tnash@nmc.edu.

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