This is an invitation to a free workshop wherein attendees will use the neurodiversity framework as a lens to develop strategies to better engage diverse learners on 3/26 at 6 PM EST. The workshop will be led by Judy Singer (who coined the term neurodiversity in the 1990s), TC Waisman (co-founded of INSAR’s Autistic Researchers Committee, Kristen Gillespie-Lynch (CSI faculty), and neurodivergent CUNY students.

For event abstract and registration info see this link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/is-universal-design-enough-learning-from-the-neurodiversity-movement-tickets-142175072469

Professor Ellen-Ge Denton provided expert advice on youth suicide in an article published in the Staten Island Advance today. Here is the link.

Congratulations to Educational Psychology PhD student Maya Rose, who received a grant from the National Science Foundation to support her dissertation: “Does Speaking Improve Comprehension and Processing of a Foreign Language? A Computer-Assisted Language Learning and ERP Study”. Way to go, Maya!

like the Fall semester, all of our classes will be fully online. As a CUNY student, you have free access to online resources to help you work remotely. Store your files in the cloud with Dropbox. Microsoft Office 365 allows you to create documents and presentation .