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Rohnert Park, CA — Sonoma State University has been awarded $4.96 million from NASA to design and implement a program that will engage students on the autism spectrum in informal STEM learning.
NASA's Neurodiversity Network (N3) is providing a pathway to NASA participation and STEM employment for neurodiverse learners, with a focus on those on the autism spectrum. Project goals include: Enable STEM education for a segment of the population that is significantly underserved by co-redeveloping existing NASA resources with autistic learners.
Experienced NASA educators at Sonoma State University, together with autism education specialists from the Education Development Center and informal education experts from the New York Hall of Science are leading a five-year program, NASA’s Neurodiversity Network (N3), that will provide a pathway to NASA participation and STEM employment for ...
Feb 8, 2021 · NASA has awarded Sonoma State almost $5 million to fund NASA’s Neurodiversity Network, or N3, a program designed to get neurodiverse learners, such as students with autism, involved in STEM. According to NASA’s N3 website, this five-year program aims to provide neurodiverse learners with education a
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lynn cominsky. Sonoma State receives near $5 million from NASA to engage autistic learners in STEM. January 26, 2021. By Nate Galvan | galvanna@sonoma.edu. Rohnert Park, CA — Sonoma State University has been awarded $4.96 million from NASA to design and implement a program that will engage students on the autism spectrum in...
Students Aid Families of Autistic Children Where They Need it the Most. Years ago, the internship coordinator for the Sonoma State Psychology Department was faced with a dilemma-- she was overwhelmed with calls requesting students to support families with autistic children desperate for help.
