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College is an extended evaluation of a student’s applied executive functioning skills. Tanglio can help.
Tanglio is being designed to help students be and bring their best selves to the college experience by assisting in goal setting, executive functioning, time management, calendaring, planning, task analysis and task initiation.
Tanglio’s interactive platform will utilize advanced machine learning to create an individualized approach to executive functioning and academic success.
The semester is over, the summer is starting, and Core Term at Mansfield Hall is just beginning!
What is it?
Core Term rounds out and deepens the college experience by focusing on service learning, internships, social and life skills, friendship and fun and the incredible summer opportunities all our small cities offer to college students.
Students- what are you most excited for?
There are great supports in college—but they only work if you can access them.
That’s where self-advocacy comes in.
It’s a skill. And you can build it.
Visit the link in our bio to learn more 🔗
#SelfAdvocacy #CollegeSuccess #NeurodivergentStudents
Graduation celebration in Madison this week — the theme was Medieval 🏰
Fun fact: We reached out to 10+ falconers in hopes of securing a live bird for the event, but we settled for inflatables since all the live falcons were booked.
Eugene got spring-ready with a repainting of the rocks in our garden area.
Happy Friday, everyone!
Living it up in Mockaritiaville on this fine Friday!
This week our Burlington students wrapped up their finals and bid Spring semester adieu.
Madison students enjoyed mocktails for study hour and learned about `The Art of Gong Fu Cha` or `the art of tea` - which is the practice of traditional Chinese tea pouring.
Students in Eugene celebrated May 4th in style with an incredible cake created by chef Sam.
#collegesupport #executivefunctioning #neurodiversity
“Just communicate your needs.”
Sounds simple… but no one teaches you how.
Self-advocacy isn’t something students magically arrive with- it’s a skill.
And for many college students (especially when everything is new and stressful), it can feel overwhelming to:
• figure out what you need
• say it clearly
• follow up when it matters
If that feels hard, it’s not a personal failure- it’s something you learn with practice and support.
The good news? It can be built!
At Mansfield Hall, we help students develop the tools to understand their needs, speak up with confidence, and navigate college more independently.
Want to learn how to build self-advocacy? Check out our latest blog (link in bio) 🔗
What’s one situation where self-advocacy feels hardest for you?
An incredibly good week all around, with President, Jasmine Lamb and Madison Executive Director, Kirstin Bowes making a guest appearance in Eugene for some quality time with staff and students. Burlington students are soaring towards the end of the semester. And our Madison students are enjoying the finer things in life- good weather, a trip to the museum, and a little open mic maddness.
