The Goldman Center for Student Accessibility is pleased to welcome Dr. Jane Thierfeld Brown for an informative evening dedicated to neurodiversity and inclusion. 

Please join us as Dr. Brown shares her thoughts and experiences from decades of work supporting students with autism spectrum disorders.  Topics of discussion will focus on managing transitions, fostering acceptance, and appreciating the richness students on the autism spectrum bring to our communities.

Jane Thierfeld Brown is Assistant Clinical Professor at Yale Child Study, Yale Medical School, Director of College Autism Spectrum and former Director of Student Services at the University of Connecticut School of Law. She has worked in Disability Services for 39 years. She holds an Ed.D from Columbia University, Teachers College. Dr. Brown consults with many families, students, school districts and institutions of higher education.

Dr. Brown has appeared on Good Morning America, CBS News and NPR. She has co- authored “ Student with Asperger’s: A Guide for College Professionals,” (2009) “The Parent’s Guide to College for Students on the Autism Spectrum,” (2012) and “Behavior Management and Self-Regulation,” (2012) along with many textbook chapters and articles. Dr. Brown is married and has three children, the youngest being a 26 year old son with Autism.

Coffee, water, and snacks will be provided!

For more information, please contact Harry Cole at hcole@tulane.edu or 504-862-8433.