The winter schedule is open! It’s easy to sign up for a Learning Support appointment. Go to learningsupport.kzoo.edu and scroll down to appointment scheduling. Select Learning Specialist and then choose your date and time to meet one-on-one with me, Candace Combs, during first week and beyond.

What do we do? We’ll ask questions and talk about new schedules, transitions, challenges, and reasonable, reachable goals for your fall quarter. Send me a text on Teams if you’d like to check things out with me first. I’m always happy to talk with you.

I’m eager to meet you or to welcome you back! It’s going to be a great quarter!

Follow us on Instagram @kzooneurodiversity for regular updates, tips, and enthusiasm from Learning Support!

The fall schedule is open! It’s easy to sign up for a Learning Support appointment. Go to learningsupport.kzoo.edu and scroll down to appointment scheduling. Select Learning Specialist and then choose your date and time to meet one-on-one with me, Candace Combs, during first week and beyond.

What do we do? We’ll ask questions and talk about new schedules, transitions, challenges, and reasonable, reachable goals for your fall quarter. Send me a text on Teams if you’d like to check things out with me first. I’m always happy to talk with you.

I’m eager to meet you or to welcome you back! It’s going to be a great fall quarter!

Follow us on Instagram @kzooneurodiversity for regular updates, tips, and enthusiasm from Learning Support!

Week 2
Learning Support/ULC Rm 113
Monday 1:30-3:30
Tuesday 2-4
Wednesday 9:30-11:30

Check out the Learning Support website to learn more and sign up for one-time or regular academic coaching. Academic coaching is available to any student at no cost. Students can meet one-on-one with a specialist or coach to discuss your academic experiences in and out of class including organization, focus, goalsetting, accountability, and solidarity. We care about your success, and we look forward to trying new things and strategizing with you!

Any questions or maybe just curious? Contact Candace Combs or Mart Klenke via Teams.

Follow us on Instagram @kzooneurodiversity

Brainy Bookworms Book Club

When: Week 2: Thursday, April 7, 5-6 p.m.
Where: The Cavern

Learning to Love our Brains Support Group and Learning Support are bringing you the Brainy Bookworms Book Club! The first meeting will be to discuss Fish in a Tree by Lynda Mullaly Hunt.

Fish in a Tree discussion questions will be posted to Teams and handouts will be provided, so no preparation needed. Whether you have read and loved Fish in a Tree or not, there will be many ways for you to participate and enjoy a cozy chat about how “great minds don’t think alike!”.  

You can find an ebook of Fish in a Tree in our Library or check out the print copy currently on display in the front lobby.

We will have a total of four multimedia discussion sessions this quarter. You can find us in the Cavern Thursdays at 5 during Weeks 2, 6, 8, and 9. We’ll be reading books, listening to podcasts, discovering new social media accounts, and watching a film. We hope to have engaging discussions that spread awareness and deepen understandings of the neurodivergent experience on campus. 

Check out the Learning Support Teams Site(enter code y2xsayc to join), the Learning to Love our Brains Teams Site (enter code wb8nwax to join), and the Learning Support website for more information! 

Any questions or curious about a book format of Fish in a Tree? Contact Sofia Diaz, Candace Combs, or Leah Ramirez via Teams.