The Transition from High School to College for Neurodiverse Students A beloved and long-time valued leader of the Office of Accessibility Services at Rowan University, John Woodruff shares guidance for neurodiverse students and their parents on transitioning from high school to college. How Accommodations are Different Woodruff acknowledges how disabilities and their accommodations differ between […]
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Undergrad Life: Raymond W. Jr Builds Community
Rising senior Raymond W. Jr. (he/him/his) from Gloucester County, NJ, is a subject-matter history major and double minor in both international studies and political science, and he’s also heavily involved with the inner workings of campus as a leader of change. Today he will share with us his personal journey and contributions to the University […]
Next Stop: Becoming a People Person Post-COVID
Connor B., a rising senior communication studies major from Piscataway, NJ (Middlesex County) shares this first-person perspective on how being an admissions ambassador helped him step out of his comfort zone after COVID-19. In March 2020, and for the seemingly blurry amount of time after, the world was in a constant state of suspense, fear, […]