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Bridges to Adelphi Program |
A College Program For Students with Asperger's Syndrome, Autism and Social Anxiety Disorders
Students embarking on college life often feel lost and anxious. But
for students with Asperger's Syndrome, Autism, Social Anxiety
Disorders and other nonverbal learning disabilities, the college experience can be especially confusing and isolating. The Bridges to Adelphi Program is designed to enhance college life for students with
nonverbal learning disabilities by providing help with organizational
skills, time management, independent living skills and social skills
training.
Using social learning and cognitive behavioral principles as
theoretical foundations, Bridges to Adelphi is a multifaceted
intervention program that includes coaching, learning strategies,
behavioral modeling, and peer mentoring which addresses social,
academic and vocational areas.
Beginning with students entering the program following the Spring 2012
semester, the Bridges to Adelphi Program is a fee-based program.
Please contact admissions@adelphi.edu for more information or complete our interest form.
Adelphi University gratefully acknowledges support from the Jewish Child Care Association's Compass Project, the UJA Federation of New York, the Herbert M. Citrin Foundation, and the J.E. & Z.B. Butler Foundation.
Contact
For additional information about Bridges to Adelphi, please contact:
Bridges to Adelphi Program
Division of Student Affairs
Adelphi University
University Center Room 302
P.O. Box 701
Garden City, NY 11530-0701
p - 516.877.3665
f - 516.877.3139
e - bridges@adelphi.edu
This page was last modified on October 15, 2012.
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