LD Awareness Month
Celebrating Difference as a Strength—Not a Weakness
At Landmark College, we're proud to celebrate learning differences (LD) every day. We know that both individually and as a society, our differences make us stronger, not weaker. This LD Awareness Month we invite you to join us in celebrating difference, advocating for those who learn differently, and in learning more about how Landmark College supports those who learn differently, from our classrooms to around the world.
Below, we are pleased to share recent publications and news articles featuring Landmark leaders, educators, and students.
Boston Parent: Navigating the college search and transition process with neurodivergent children
VP for Enrollment Management Mike Stefanowicz offers advice for students and families going through the college search and transition process.
The Commons: Seeing difference as a strength, not a weakness
Marc Thurman '18, Director of the Centers for Diversity and Inclusion, writes about how neurodiversity intersects with other forms of difference in society.
Specialisterne: Building a neuroinclusive career services department on-and-off campus
International leader in neuroinclusive employment practices highlights the work done by Landmark's Career Connections team
Divergent Conversations: Rethinking higher education for neurodivergent learners
VP for Neurodiversity Research and Innovation Adam Lalor discusses trends in higher education on the Divergent Conversations podcast.
WCAX: Landmark College marks 40 year anniversary
Vermont's CBS affiliate covers the legislature's recognition of Landmark College, including remarks from student Daniel Cabaniss.
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