The Ongoing Academic and Social Instructional Support Program provides comprehensive college support for students with autism and other learning differences.
On Wednesday, April 1, join the #PaceU's @OASISatPace for a panel led entirely by OASIS students and alumni discussing the successes and challenges of learning diversity after graduation and when navigating the workplace. https://t.co/mRMpW0tlgy
On Tuesday, April 9, join the Pace Community and @OASISatPace alumna Samantha Elisofon '14 for a special screening of Keep the Change, a film written for and starring actors on the autism spectrum. https://t.co/vsP6asHr50
An estimated 35% of young adults with autism have not had a job or received postgraduate education after leaving high school. That’s where @OASISatPace comes in. https://t.co/Ia9dcdWy5S #WorldAutismAwarenessDay
.@OASISatPace offers one of the most comprehensive college support programs for students with learning differences. Our program is geared toward qualified students who want to fulfill their dream of a college education. #WorldAutismAwarenessDay https://t.co/KE4kJe7Qjl
On Tuesday, April 9, join the Pace Community and @OASISatPace alumna Samantha Elisofon '14 for a special screening of Keep the Change, a film written for and starring actors on the autism spectrum. https://t.co/vsP6asHr50
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Our event is just a week away! If you are planning to attend, please use the link below to secure your spot. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Hey everyone! We know Midterms week is stressful, but spring break is right around the corner! So hang in there and have a safe spring break! 😃
#springbreak2019#PaceU
Dr. Janet Mulvey, Director of The OASIS Program, presented on our strategies for students from Transition to Employment & Independence at the 2nd Annual CUNY Neurodiversity Conference.
Thank you to @CUNY for a great conference!
Student David Shapiro Sharif presented on his research "A Case Study About the Challenges and Successes of Living with High Functioning #Autism" at the 38th @DysonCollege Society of Fellows Annual Meeting
Read about David's research with Dr. Janet Mulvey
https://t.co/cxND10iaeP
Celebrate the empowering films that feature people with disabilities at Pace’s seventh annual Film and Music Spectacular on Tuesday, April 4! Experience these incredible stories and uplift their important message with us. https://t.co/Jq8WWPct5T
Join @OASISatPace Tuesday March 26th for a panel led entirely by OASIS students discussing the successes & challenges of learning diversity.
Students will share effective strategies to promote success in post-secondary education.
Please register here: : https://t.co/QlYapAuTsf
Mark your calendar!
We have seen incredible careers for autistic people start from this initiative. We hope you'll try it for yourself!
The #Autism at Work Virtual Career Fair is April 23rd from 1 to 3 PM PDT. Learn more and register: https://t.co/8AkCGsEJjh
Save the Date! On March 26, 2019 we will be having a student led panel on Learning Diversity in College: Successes and Challenges. Please join us to hear the voices of our students discussing the successes and challenges of learning diversity. #OASIS#PaceU#LearningDiversity
Congratulations to our students at the Oasis Program! We’re very proud of our students for receiving a 3.08 GPA for the Fall semester! Keep up the awesome work! #Fall2018#PaceU#SupportSystem
Thank you @NewYorkFed for inviting our students to your Disability Mentoring Day. From pairing them with an employee mentor for the day to a resume workshop, we had a great time. Oh, and the Gold Vault tour was pretty awesome as well!!
Meet Jeremiah Josey. Jeremiah is an aspiring chef @StateMaryland who recently wrote a book about living with #ASD. Thanks to @nowthisnews for the story. https://t.co/kJ8NjODr4Q
Universities, foundations, government, and employers must integrate young adults on the autism spectrum into the educational and professional worlds @The74 https://t.co/0lCL9HjcnR