10/10 Peer Resource Swap

Rachel Coleman
Oct 9, 2024
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This week, we’re bringing back one of our favorite meetings — the Peer Resource Swap! This is an open, collaborative session where members share the tools, apps, habits, and strategies that make college life a little easier for neurodivergent and chronically ill students.

Come ready to show or talk about:

Your favorite study or organization tool (digital or paper).
The best note-taking or focus trick you’ve discovered.
Helpful campus resources, accessibility hacks, or routines that keep you grounded.
Anything that’s made your semester smoother.

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