Academic Resource Center
If you are a GSAS student who identifies as neurodiverse or has a diagnosis of ADHD, autism, and/or a learning difference, we invite you to join the ARC’s academic coaching group for neurodiverse students! In small-group sessions, you’ll engage with peers and an ARC facilitator to explore your academic journey and share strategies for your success.
The group will meet once a week for 6 weeks, with regular attendance required to support a strong and consistent group dynamic.
What to Expect
- Each session will focus on a key area of executive functioning, including time management; self-advocacy; self-regulation; and leveraging strengths.
- You’ll reflect on your experience and identify your strengths and challenges.
- You’ll set goals to integrate new strategies into your daily and academic life.
- Peers will provide feedback, encouragement, and shared insight along the way.
In-Person Group
- Who: GSAS students
- When: Wednesdays, 12:00-1:00 p.m., beginning September 24
- Where: 1414 Mass. Ave., Room 333
- Contact: Dorothy Bisbee, dbisbee@fas.harvard.edu
Register Now
Coaching groups are capped at 8 students to foster connection and community.
Hosted by: Academic Resource Center
Additional Information can be found at: https://engage.gsas.harvard.edu/event/11601033