Overview of the Neurodivergent Academic Coaching Program

Level II Coaches are trained to help students who have symptoms of ADHD, autism, and other executive functioning disorders overcome obstacles they may face regarding their academic success. In addition to empowering students as independent learners, coaches can provide heightened accountability via regularly scheduled appointments. Students do not need to have a medical diagnosis to schedule appointments with a Level II coach.
Coaches can help students develop and practice studentship skills, such as:
- Preparing for exams
- Building good study habits
- Managing time effectively
- Using technology
- Identifying other campus resources
What do I need to know about Level II Coaching appointments?
Appointments can be scheduled through TracCloud.
Academic Coaching No-Show/Cancellation Policy
If a student no-shows or cancels 3 appointments with any coach, they will have to meet with a Coordinator to discuss the problems that come from an appointment being missed. This will not count as an Academic Coaching session, but rather a consultation with the student about the need to keep appointments, as no-shows and late cancellations take away a spot another student could have used.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
The FAQ page will answer your questions!
More questions?
- Contact us at lc@missouri.edu.