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Front of the Neurodiversity and Autism Center building and sign
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Exterior of the Neurodiversity and Autism Center
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South side of the Neurodiversity and Autism Center building
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ASCEND Classroom with adjustable spaces
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Main study area
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Another view of the main study area
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Hallway with single seating
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Small group study areas
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North shot of the Neurodiversity and Autism Center building from under tree flowers
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Exterior rendering of ASCEND building
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Interior Rendition of ASCEND building
Neurodiversity and Autism Center
Building Spaces and Rooms
- Faculty can reserve the classroom for upcoming courses
- Conference room available for MSU-WP faculty and staff
- Open to all students for studying and sensory regulation
- Home to a new autism-focused degree program
- Designed for education, support, and community training
- A hub for resources and learning for students and the community
Key Features of the Building
- Breakout Rooms for collaboration and small group work
- Clear Directions with colored flooring and vinyl picture cues
- Flexible & Accommodating Classrooms designed for various learning needs
- Lowered Ceiling for better acoustics and comfort
- Sensory-Conscious Design optimized lighting, textures, and sound control
- Abundant Natural Lighting to enhance well-being and mood
- Sensory Garden for relaxation and engagement
- Enhanced Soundproofing with caulk throughout the building and dampers in social areas
In the News
Grand Opening from Ozark Radio News (video)
MSU-WP officials announce transformational gift for the TJ Swift House ASCEND Program