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Jennifer Sullivan is a sought after speaker on the topic of supporting students with disabilities (and their families) in the transition from high school to college. She has presented to educators, school counselors, parent groups and students. Jennifer Sullivan has given over 30 presentations for organizations including:
CT Secondary Transition Symposium New Jersey School Counselor Association
Wallingford SEP PTAC Independent Education Consultant Association
Connecticut Parent Advocacy Center American Sociological Association
Rhode Island School Counselor Association Norwich Free Academy
LDA NJ Life After High School Conference Thames Academy
Connecticut Secondary Transition Youth Advisory Board UCONN
Rhode Island Statewide College Planning Forum Connecticut School Counselor Association
Technology and Society Symposium (Mitchell College) Mitchell College
Collegiate Parent: Transition to College LEARN Disability Summit
Eastern Sociological Society Westerly High School
Learning Disabilities Association (LDA) International Annual Conference
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"Jennifer's presentation on Executive Functioning was thoughtful, thorough and practical. Not only did parents and staff leave the workshop with an increased awareness of how their children (students) think; Jennifer supported them in making connections to everyday situations in which executive functioning plays a key role.
One staff member stated, "My husband wanted to complete the worksheets Jennifer shared with us right after the presentation!"
Director of Special Education
Wallingford, CT
What Attendees Say
"I valued Jennifer's insight and ideas. Many of my own practices were validated."
Sarah H., Special Education Teacher
"Thank you for an enjoyable experience and for the real life examples that you used. I found the session very helpful. I came away with a handful of takeaways!"
Allison, Parent of a child with ADHD
"The presentation was engaging and I learned that there is always room for learning with even the most experienced educator."
Maggie, School Counselor