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New Neurodiversity at Work Minor Launches as Organizations Increasingly Seek to Hire Neurodiverse Candidates
The interdisciplinary minor will target Saint Joseph’s students who are likely to work alongside neurodiverse individuals with conditions such as autism spectrum disorder and ADHD during their careers.
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Kinney Center Researchers Team Up with Young Adults on the Spectrum to Explore and Improve Dating Experiences
Early research, led by a team of University experts and undergraduate students with ASD, suggests a majority of individuals with autism have a desire for romantic relationships.
Kinney Autism & Support in the News
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Eagles Autism Foundation contributes $3.1 million to fund 8 pilot studies and 10 community projects
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Saint Joseph’s University Ensuring Incoming Students On Autism Spectrum Have Experiences Every Student Should Have
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St. Joseph’s plans to open a residence hall for students with autism
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