Longhorn TIES is proud to coordinate NDatUT campus-wide programs and events. NDatUT programs are designed to support neurodivergent students and are open to all.
Upcoming Events
Neurodiversity Celebration Week
Each April, Longhorn TIES highlights the strengths and experiences of neurodivergent Longhorns through events, workshops and community-building activities during Neurodiversity Celebration Week.
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@longhorntiesHappy Myth Buster Monday! Let's clear up a misconception about autistic people and friendship. đź’™
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@longhorntiesDe-stress ahead of finals by crafting your own sensory kit designed to calm, focus and energize! All supplies provided.
Tuesday, December 9 | 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
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@longhorntiesThink ADHD disappears after childhood? Let's debunk that myth this Myth Buster Monday đź§
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@longhorntiesThe holiday marathon is just beginning ✨
Save this holiday self-care guide now, or send it to a friend! From Fall Break to Winter Break, you'll be prepared for holiday overwhelm. đź’™Instagram Post
@longhorntiesHyperfocus on a movie marathon or new video game? Totally possible with ADHD. 🍿
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@longhorntiesNeurodivergence is everywhere on the Forty Acres — in lecture halls, study groups, labs, on Speedway and even at PCL. 🧡
Every neurodivergent experience is unique. There’s no single way neurodivergence shows up, and that’s part of what makes our Longhorn community stronger.Instagram Post
@longhornties"High functioning" and "low functioning" — you've probably heard these terms before. But what do they really tell us? 🤔
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@longhorntiesFrom Longhorn TIES participant to panelist — Ambrose Lozano is a UT Austin and Longhorn TIES alumnus who found more than neurodivergent support through our program. He also found community and coaches who listened without judgment.
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@longhorntiesThink you know the truth about empathy and autism? This myth needs busting.
Myth: “Autistic people lack empathy.”