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 April 13- 17, 2026
Every April, we celebrate neurodivergence, build awareness and create supportive environments for all neurotypes.
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@longhorntiesNeurodivergent folks often have difficulty planning out tasks, organizing all of the thoughts in their minds or even remembering all of the things they have to do.
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@longhorntiesSuccess looked a lot like checking boxes in college. After graduation, it's a little more interesting. 🤘 Here's how neurodivergent Texas Exes think about it now.
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@longhorntiesGraduating soon or just walked across the stage? This one's for you. 🧡 We asked neurodivergent Texas Exes what surprised them most about life after graduation. Their answers might make you feel a little better about the unknown ahead.
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@longhorntiesFor many ND folks, the brain processes perceived rejection through the same pathways associated as physical pain.
Today, we’re looking “Through the ND Lens” at Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria. Swipe to learn how this shows up in daily life and how to navigate these moments at UT. 🧡Instagram Post
@longhorntiesBefore summer gets started, we’ve got one more ND 101 lesson for you: body doubling. 🧡
Body doubling is when someone is present while you work. They’re not helping you complete the task, but their presence boosts focus, motivation and accountability.🤘
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@longhornties🧡 Support Neurodivergent Longhorns 🧡
40 Hours for the Forty Acres started today and runs through Thursday at 10 p.m. CDT. During this university-wide giving event, Longhorns come together to support the students, programs and initiatives that matter most.
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@longhorntiesThe transition to finals can be rough, especially when structure disappears. Our Study and Self-Care Toolkit offers strategies for sensory-friendly studying, maintaining wellness routines and communicating boundaries.
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@longhorntiesSometimes the world can feel a little overwhelming and distracting for neurodivergent individuals. Taking ten minutes to do something purely tactile, like playing with fidgets or coloring, can help regulate your senses, reduce stress and improve focus. Consider this your sign to pause and reset. 🎨😊
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@longhorntiesLast week’s Neurodiversity Celebration Week Sensory Celebration was so much fun 🧡 Students and staff stopped by to try a mini sound bath, make slime, design a plant pot and get an airbrush tattoo. Thank you to everyone who came out. We loved having you!