Research Proposal: Access to Arts Education for Autistic Students
Arts education has played a significant role in my life and has enabled me to connect with people of all different backgrounds, abilities, and neurotypes. I'm so excited to be researching arts education for autistic students as a Laidlaw Scholar, as described in the preliminary proposal below.
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Clinical Research Specialist, Boston Children's Hospital
As a Tufts Laidlaw Scholar, I researched arts education access for autistic students and later supported Youth Work Ireland's 2022 Pride initiatives for my Leadership In Action project. These experiences were foundational to my Master's thesis research and have shaped the early stages of my career, as I pursue my long term goal of becoming a clinical psychologist supporting neurodivergent youth.
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