Autistic Masking: What Autistic Masking Really Costs (And Why Burnout Follows)

Masking isn’t just exhausting, it’s a daily performance that quietly drains the energy autistic workers need to actually do their jobs. Here’s what that toll really looks like, and why burnout is often the predictable result.

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How AI Quietly Became the Best Assistive Technology Ever Had Neurodivergent Workers

AI tools weren’t built with neurodivergent workers in mind, but they’re quietly becoming the accommodation many never had access to. Here’s how that shift is playing out in real workplaces.

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Weekly Immigration News: Family Green Card Lines Jump Years in the September Visa Bulletin

Educating and Empowering Immigrants

A summary of the most important U.S. immigration news from the past few weeks, updated weekly. This roundup highlights policy changes, USCIS updates, court rulings, and other developments that may affect immigrants and their …

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Understanding Your Job Offer – It’s Not Just About the Salary

Understanding Your Job Offer – It’s Not Just About the Salary

One of the most common mistakes we see early-career professionals make when negotiating is focusing too singularly on base salary. While it’s an important part of your compensation (and …

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10 Best Tech Careers for Neurodivergent Women

TLDR: Neurodivergent women carry an extra layer in tech: late diagnosis, gendered expectations, and a “culture fit” filter that rewards performed neurotypicality. But tech also offers roles where technical skill outranks social performance. Here are 10 roles where that holds …

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Sensory Overload in Adults: Unlocking Neurodivergent Performance

TLDR: The most honest feedback loop in product development is the one you build with your users, not on top of them. Neurodivergent users surface edge cases and friction points others never report, which makes them the best product testers …

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University of Richmond alum helps hospitals optimize pharmacy performance

Hospitals and health systems walk a tightrope as they try to deliver quality patient care, contain costs, and stay afloat. Amy Amick understands this balancing act better than most. A 1994 graduate of the University of Richmond, she serves as …

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University of Richmond Ranked In Top Five Liberal Arts Colleges for Career Outcomes by LinkedIn; Included Among 50 Best Colleges for Long-Term Career Success

UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND — The University of Richmond ranked in the top five of the annual LinkedIn Top Colleges list in the liberal arts colleges category. UR ranked No. 4 in “Top 10 liberal arts colleges for long-term career success.”

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Alumni Spotlight: Katie Kwiatkowski (’24) on Launching a Consulting Career at KCIC

Hi! This is Katie Kwiatkowski (class of ’24) and I am currently a senior consultant at KCIC. KCIC is a nationally recognized consulting and technology firm focused on helping companies manage complex product liability and risk-related challenges across a variety …

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University of Richmond senior develops an interest in optometry during internship

An internship at the nonprofit San José Clinic confirmed senior George Ruthven’s interest in healthcare — with a twist. He was eager to explore dentistry when he started his internship at the clinic, which provides a range of medical services …

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