Announcement - ELMS Resource Page is LIVE!
SIGNA has partnered with undergraduate
students on the The College LIFE Team from UMD's Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Honors Program in creating a resource page to support
our neurodivergent students on campus with navigating
campus life. These resources and tools
will help students navigate UMD’s courses, campus,
and culture! Click the link below access the site.
students on the The College LIFE Team from UMD's Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Honors Program in creating a resource page to support
our neurodivergent students on campus with navigating
campus life. These resources and tools
will help students navigate UMD’s courses, campus,
and culture! Click the link below access the site.
Welcome to the University of Maryland's Social Interaction Group Network for ALL or UMD SIGNA, a group developed for UMD college students who want to understand others, express themselves and navigate academic & campus life in better ways without losing their ... INDIVIDUALITY
SIGNA was developed and is supervised by clinical faculty from the Department of Hearing and Speech Clinic (HESP) and the University of Maryland Autism Research Consortium (UMARC) in LeFrak Hall.
SIGNA was developed and is supervised by clinical faculty from the Department of Hearing and Speech Clinic (HESP) and the University of Maryland Autism Research Consortium (UMARC) in LeFrak Hall.
WHAT IS SIGNA'S PURPOSE?
- To help SIGNA members gain comfort and confidence with interpersonal interactions
- To teach SIGNA members conversational and self-advocacy skills
- To help SIGNA members identify and work on executive functioning skills that support personal, academic and professional success
- To work collaboratively with the SIGNA members to develop their own personal goals
- To offer more opportunities for SIGNA members to make friends who will appreciate their diversity and individuality
SIGNA is proud to embrace the neuro-diverse talents and abilities our students bring to the University of Maryland. We also recognize that there are areas that students would like to improve upon, just like other students here on campus.
