Neurodivergent Students

The Neurodiversity Hub is a free inclusive resource for students, employers, and universities in relation to neurodiversity, Autism, ADHD, and other cognitive and emotional differences. The Neurodiversity Career Connector has a collection of employers that are focused on neuro-diversity hiring initiatives. When job searching, you can also target companies that score well on the Disability Equality Index.

If you identify with this group and would like access to additional support on campus, please contact Dartmouth’s Student Accessibility Office to learn more about the resources available.

Job Boards and Additional Opportunities

Dell Neurodiversity Hiring Program

SAP Autism At Work Program

Integrate Autism Employment Advisors – Home | Integrate Advisors

Microsoft Neurodiversity Hiring Program

Neurodiversity @ Work Employer Roundtable

Featured Articles

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Connect with Employers Using upskill

Published on April 18, 2024

upskill is a new talent platform designed from the ground up to help student job seekers be seen. Explore roles, connect with employers, and get personalized feedback to align yourself with a career that inspires you. Join 21,000+ students around the …

By External Author

Tips for navigating your ADHD when working

Published on January 3, 2024

It can be difficult to navigate the challenges of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in the workplace. This article provides tips and strategies to help readers focus their attention and maximize their productivity at work.

By College Recruiter

Neurodiversity at work: to disclose or not to disclose?

Published on August 17, 2023

When it comes to protecting yourself and your rights in the workplace, there are laws and regulations that can help guide you in your decision-making. For neurodiverse people, one of the most common struggles associated with their neurodiversity at work …

By College Recruiter

What Autistic Employees Actually Want Their Coworkers to Know and Do

Published on August 17, 2023

I learned the art of instant personality change early in my career. As a bookstore manager in my early 20s, I would morph from a quiet loner-with-a-book into an outgoing, social person-in-charge each time I walked through the glass doors …