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Recently, DO-IT’s Neuroscience for Neurodiverse Learners (NNL) hosted an event and was featured in an article at the UW Center for Neurotechnology’s Engage and Enable blog.

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The event began with brief introductions by DO-IT’s Tami Tidwell, an NNL leader who helps students navigate project opportunities and summer camp experiences. “When I think about neurodivergent learners in STEM, I think of a wide variety of strengths that differ from person to person, such as creativity, focus, and direct communication,” shares Tidwell. “Too often, people make assumptions about what these students can and can’t do well. One of our goals is to help students and educators understand the value that neurodivergent individuals bring to the classroom, the workplace, and the world.