Welcome to Japan
Landmark College Japan Study Abroad arrived in Tokyo today.
Landmark College Japan Study Abroad arrived in Tokyo today.
An article in the June 2019 issue of Insight into Diversity includes comments from Center for Neurodiversity director Solvegi Shmulsky and Adam Lalor, a researcher with the Landmark College Institute for Research and Training. Entitled “Creating Safe and Supporting Environments for Individuals with Invisible Disabilities,” the article by Ginger O'Donnell…
Ines & Mariana Borbon Bours Hometown: Ciudad Obregón, Sonora, Mexico “Before coming to LC, I didn’t know how to start an essay, but I’ve learned so much vocabulary just from writing with teachers.” — Ines Borbon Bours Ines and Mariana Borbon Bours were diagnosed with ADHD when they were ages…
LIT3038: Special Topics—The Body Politic: The Political as Persona in British Dramatic Literature (3 credits) Program no longer accepting applications Program Map Program Leaders Academic Director: Adrienne Major Program Director: Lucy Stamp Considerations Consider the following to determine if this course is right for your learning style. Free time/Independence: MEDIUM…
Photos and video from the May 18 ceremony.
The Center for Neurodiversity is proud to announce it will be co-sponsoring the Fall 2019 Academic Speaker Series event with Lydia X.Z. Brown on Tuesday, October 1. Brown is a disability justice advocate, organizer, and writer whose work has largely focused on violence against multiply-marginalized disabled people, especially institutionalization, incarceration,…
By Linda Hecker As I prepared to retire on my 70th birthday two years ago, I could not only look back with amazement at my 32 years at Landmark College, but ahead to one of the greatest challenges of my professional life: writing a book. Yes, I had written articles,…
Photo of Landmark students at Glencoe in the scottish highlands, Scotland UK
Excerpt of remarks from Drew Voss '18 during the Fall 2018 Commencement ceremony, held December 15, 2018 in the Greenhoe Theater, Fine Arts Building.
Denise Jaffe