Bowling Green State University
ASD Support @ BGSU
Bowling Green State University is proud to offer a new program designed to meet
the unique needs of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) who are
students at BGSU. The ASD Support @ BGSU program is a collaborative effort
by the Office of Disability Services, the School of Intervention Services and the
Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders. The program uses a support model for college students on the spectrum.
students at BGSU. The ASD Support @ BGSU program is a collaborative effort
by the Office of Disability Services, the School of Intervention Services and the
Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders. The program uses a support model for college students on the spectrum.
The program offers a variety of individualized services, including assessment,
intervention, and ongoing support at a variety of levels. Students may receive
intensive one-on-one support, group support or occasional short-term problem solving assistance dependent on their need. Areas of need may include:
intervention, and ongoing support at a variety of levels. Students may receive
intensive one-on-one support, group support or occasional short-term problem solving assistance dependent on their need. Areas of need may include:
- Socialization
- Communication
- Assistance with specific academic needs
- Organization and general planning
- Problem solving
- Working with instructors to most effectively use accommodations
- Locating appropriate services and resources for other types of needs, including mental health concerns.
If you are interested in learning more, please email:
Dr. Rob Cunningham
Office of Disability Services
Dr. Lynne Hewitt
Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders
Dr. Mary Murray
School of Intervention Services
Office of Disability Services
Dr. Lynne Hewitt
Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders
Dr. Mary Murray
School of Intervention Services