Elizabeth Kielley, B.S.
Elizabeth graduated from the University of Wisconsin – Madison with a dual degree in general education and special education. Before joining the Mansfield Hall team, she worked as a special education teacher in the Madison school district. In addition to her teaching experience, she has worked in the mental health sector, focusing on connecting Wisconsin residents with local resources. Elizabeth is passionate about creating community and working alongside others throughout periods of transition and change. In every opportunity, Elizabeth has centered her work around creating a safe and welcoming space for all.
In her spare time, she enjoys being with family, baking, running, and reading
Executive dysfunction can make things like planning, organizing, and task-starting feel extra hard.
For many neurodivergent people, this is can be part of how the brain works, not a personal failure.
At Mansfield Hall, we help students learn what works for them and build tools that support their success.
Busy week for us at Mansfield Hall!
Madison students braved the cold to get out and grill for local Madison non-profit Savory Sunday. One of our students event went on 5 local radio stations to promote Savory’s upcoming fundraiser: Grilling For Peace!
Rest and relaxation were pivotal as students took time to unwind during our Chill Hour: spa edition.
Burlington students found time in between studying to hang out and play some Uno (a rematch will be ensuing to challenge the current victor).
And students continued to brave the chilly temperatures to get to classes- six more weeks of winter folks- we`ve got this!
Mansfield Hall still has limited availability at our Eugene location for a Spring enrollment (late-March arrival)!
Mansfield Hall is super dorm offering full wrap-around support and coaching for college capable neurodiverse learners
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A Little bit of work & A little bit of play this week.
With special guest feature from our VP of Enrollment, Steph Welch, who traveled down to Texas to represent Mansfield Hall at the @gatewayacademyhouston education fair!
Time blindness- common in those with neurodivergence- is difficulty perceiving the passage of time.
College shakes up the systems we`ve come to know in high school, and can create some unanticipated difficulty.
We get it, and we`re here to help our students find solutions that work for them. Read more at the link in our bio!
This week was a mix of cozy treats and athletic feats.
Students rocked out at the climbing gym, shredded down our local mountain, enjoyed ice cream (across campuses), and so much more- it`s good to be back!
