Our purpose is to help Neurodivergent students become successful independent adults.
- Developing skills through executive function workshops, peer mentorships, and other one-on-one supports.
- Preparing for employment success in career development classes and internship opportunities.
- Learning strategies for self-advocacy, social development, organization, and many other crucial lifelong skills.
GATE was created to serve the Neurodiverse community at ASU. Student Accessibility and Inclusive Learning Services in partnership with The T. Denny Sanford School of Social and Family Dynamics and Career Services offers the following support for students.
Program elements:
- Neurodiversity College Success weekly class mandatory fall term for first year and transfer students.
- Career Development weekly class mandatory spring term for first year and transfer students.
- Executive Function Skill Development weekly workshops.
- Peer mentor weekly or biweekly meetings.
- Weekly 1:1 with Coach mandatory.
- Weekly Social Engagement activities - participation in two sessions per term mandatory.