Burnett Seminar at UNC
2018 Annual Burnett Seminar and Livestream
Ready for Takeoff: Preparing Teens with
ADHD or LD for College
Monday, Nov. 5 | 1 – 4 p.m.
George Watts Hill Alumni Center, Chapel Hill
Free and open to the public
Livestream available
George Watts Hill Alumni Center, Chapel Hill
Free and open to the public
Livestream available
The topic of the 17th Annual Timothy B. and
Jane A. Burnett Seminar for Academic Achievement is “Ready
for Takeoff: Preparing Teens with ADHD or LD for College” featuring
Dr. Theresa Maitland, a leading expert on college students with ADHD/LD. The
seminar is available as a free in-person event or as a web-based livestream for
anyone unable to attend.
Studies suggest
that when teens with ADHD/LD are prepared and use services in college they
graduate at the same rate as their undiagnosed peers. This presentation will
share what parents and professionals can do to increase the odds that
transitioning teens with ADHD/LD will be ready to navigate successfully in
college.
DR. THERESA
MAITLAND is a leading expert on college students
with ADHD/LD. A former ADHD learning specialist and coach at The University of
North Carolina, Dr. Maitland also contributed to the development of The
National Attention Deficit Disorder Association Guiding Principles for Coaching
Individuals with Attention Deficit Disorder.
The Burnett Seminar targets parents of teens and
young adults with ADHD/LD as well as teachers and counselors who work with
them.