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University of Michigan Neurodiversity Project news, events, and publications from the Beautiful Minds Conference and campus neuro-inclusion work.
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North Campus Research Complex (NCRC) · University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
On September 10, 2026, the University of Michigan Neurodiversity Project hosted Dr. Temple Grandin at NCRC for Autism: The Way I See It, bringing together supporters committed to advancing understanding, inclusion, and opportunity for autistic and neurodivergent individuals.
Ross School of Business · Blau 0560 · University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Dr. Matthew Harrison led a conversation on designing institutions and learning environments where neurodivergent students, staff, and faculty can thrive, advancing universal design for learning and belonging across higher education.
Michigan American Council on Education (Mi-ACE) Women's Network Annual Conference · Hosted by Lansing Community College · Lansing, Michigan
Neurodiversity encompasses the wide spectrum of differences in how people process information, think, learn, and behave. While everyone possesses some degree of neurodiversity, behaviors that fall outside societal norms are described as neurodivergence.
Online learning has expanded access to education for millions of learners, but barriers remain for many, including neurodivergent learners. Creating inclusive online learning experiences requires layered approaches: accessible course materials, flexible learning pathways, and tools that help learners engage with content in ways that work best for them.
Computer science student Jack Seel helped develop Healing Blue, a U-M app that connects faculty, staff, and students with campus mental health resources through a guided screening and tailored results.