The closing of this building resulted in pop-up tents in parking lots to act as spaces for students to study.
What is the Kennedy Library (Building 35)
Planing, prioritizing, focusing attention, remembering, and juggling multiple tasks are some examples of this mental process.
What is executive function
Vaccines are NOT a cause of this neurodivergent type.
What is autism
In Dungeons and Dragons, this class has the highest hit dice.
What is Barbarian
The asteroid belt can be found between these two planets.
What is Mars and Jupiter
Cal Poly sits on the traditional lands of this indigenous tribe.
What is yak titʸu titʸu yak tiłhini Northern Chumash tribe
The Writing and Learning Center and Academic Skills Center both offer this.
What is free tutoring (help with studying)
Someone who says “I have autism” is using this language.
What is person first
The symbol “&” is named this.
What is ampersand
This insect can live up to a week without its head.
What is a cockroach
Students can access a massage chair in this program’s facilities.
What is PULSE
Mercedes Rutherford-Patten is the EAS Program’s Personal this.
What is Librarian
This concept understands autism as focused on fixing deficits and finding a cure.
What is the Medical Model
In music, the mnemonic Every Good Boy Does Fine can be used to remember this.
The notes on the lines of the treble clef staff
In physics, this is the term for stored energy.
What is potential energy
This building houses Career Services and the DRC.
What is Student Services building 124
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound are used for creating these.
What are SMART goals
Implementing routines, practicing self-care, and embracing self-soothing stemming can all help to prevent this.
What is autistic burnout
An AARP membership is available for those this age and up.
What is 18
This woman helped discover the double helix structure of DNA.
Who is Rosaland Franklin
Cal Poly Alumni, Aaron Peckham, developed this online crowdsourced language database.
What is Urban Dictionary
This theory is a metaphor describing the amount of physical and/or mental energy that a person has available for daily activities and tasks, and how it can become limited.
What is spoon theory
These are the top three most common comorbidities of autism.
What is ADHD, Anxiety, and Depression
There are only two things that can legally be dropped from a car in California: one being clear water and the other being this.
What are feathers from live birds.
This is responsible for the green pigment in plant color.
What is chlorophyll (chloroplast also acceptable)