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Neurodiversity Resources

Created in collaboration with Accessibility Services

The Activate Program

About the Activate Program at Merrimack College

The Activate Program strives to expand the places where our neurodiverse students belong, have a space to build their own identity and network of community, and feel they have pride in themselves and their diversity.

The Activate Program includes one-to-one weekly coaching, paid mentorship opportunities for students in the group, GWNN (a self-named weekly connection group), monthly dinners and events, an FYE course social events.

Visit https://www.merrimack.edu/academics/academic-success-center/accessibility-services/the-activate-program/ and/or email activate@merrimack.edu for more information!

Follow Activate on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/activateprogram_merrimack/

Activate Program- Merrimack College

DREAM: Disability Rights Education Activism and Mentorship

DREAM’s Merrimack Chapter is a student group focused on building pride and community in disability awareness through events, training, mentorship and sharing our stories.

 

DREAM is…

A National Program

National DREAM is a part of the National Center for College Students with Disabilities, under the U.S. Department of Education. Its mission includes the following: “DREAM advocates for student rights, increased accessibility, social and policy change, and aims to provide support and mentorship to local campus disability groups and individual students.”

A Network of Support

Our program builds relationships with peers in a variety of ways, including mentorships. Being a mentor can involve anything from getting coffee, going to a sporting event or being a friend. We try to partner people with similar interests as much as possible.

Learn more about DREAM here: https://www.merrimack.edu/academics/academic-success-center/accessibility-services/dream-merrimack-chapter/

Accessibility Services

The Office of Accessibility Services works closely with students with documented disabilities who may require reasonable accommodations with regard to academics, housing, and medical-related parking.

Location: McQuade Library (3rd Floor)
Phone: 978-837-5722
Email: accessibilityservices@merrimack.edu

Learn more about The Office of Accessibility Services here: https://www.merrimack.edu/academics/academic-success-center/accessibility-services/

For questions or feedback contact the McQuade Library
Call us: 978-837-5177 | Text us:  978-228-2275 | Email us: mcquade@merrimack.edu