NAVIGATION GUIDE
Defiance College
(419) 783-2355
defiance.edu/autism/affinity/program
Contact:
cbarnes@defiance.edu
701 North Clinton Street
Defiance, Ohio 43512
Defiance College’s ASD Affinity Program accepts academically-qualified college applicants who might require help in navigating a traditional college campus. Varying levels of academic, social, and residential support assist students in personal growth and in meeting their professional goals.
Eastern Michigan University
(734) 487-4418
emich.edu/collegesupportprogram
Contact:
cboik2@emich.edu
900 Oakwood Street
Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197
The College Supports Program (CSP) is designed specifically for students with autism. In addition to academic achievement, effort of the program include development of social-emotional and communication skills, along with daily living skills needed for adult independence.
Ohio University
(740) 593-2629
ohio.edu
Contact:
jenkinc1@ohio.edu
1 Ohio University
Athens, Ohio 45701
The Coaching Services Program provides students with autism a coach based on the student’s unique needs. Customizing their schedule and strategies to accommodate each student, coaches work one-on-one with students in a variety of areas.
University of Michigan
(734) 763-3000
ssd.umich.edu
Contact:
jordf@umich.edu
500 South State Street
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109
Offers Academic Support & Access Partnerships to help students registered make the most of their academic experience. This includes stimulating student learning and growth of executive functioning skills, in addition to campus navigation, advocacy, and academic achievement supports. Academic coaching, peer-assisted study sessions, and tutoring are also available.
University of Toledo
(419) 530-6696
utoledo.edu
Contact:
bethann.hatkevich@utoledo.edu
2801 W. Bancroft Street
Toledo, OH 43606
2-year or 4-year non-degree certificate program for young adults seeking an inclusive college experience that prepares them for gainful employment. Curriculum offered through inclusive and specialized courses and experiences in the following transition areas: a) academic, b) employment, c) independent living, and d) self-determination.
Wright State University
(937) 775-5699
wright.edu
Contact:
heather.rando@wright.edu
3640 Colonel Glenn Highway
Dayton, Ohio 45435
Through the Raiders on the Autism Spectrum Excelling (RASE) Transition Coach Program, coaches work with students on the autism spectrum to develop the structure and framework necessary to be successful in college. Coaches work on learning self-advocacy resources, accessing campus resources and services, and problem solving.
