Kristen Gillespie-Lynch (Assistant Professor) received a Bachelor’s Degree in General Studies from Indiana University, an MA in Psychology from Queens College CUNY and a Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology from UCLA. Building upon her experiences working as a caregiver for children with autism, she examines the strengths and weaknesses associated with autism across the lifespan. By combining cross-sectional and longitudinal designs utilizing eye-tracking, behavioral coding, and surveys, she attempts to bridge the gap between conceptions of autism associated with the medical model and the neurodiversity movement.
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- Special Lecture: Neurodiversity and Writing by Mr. Sinchin Chatterjee on May 8
- IM & REC Sports WEEK 13 Programming: FINAL WEEK! Features a Students V Staff Softball Game!
- Spring 2025 Office Accessibility Final Exam Office Hours
- Asian American College Mental Health in Focus Photo Exhibition, May 7-9
- CSI Food Pantry & NYC Food Resources
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- Come learn relaxing chair yoga with CSI’s own Orit Gruber as you prepare for finals. […]
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