Autism: Pathologically Genuine
Jim ColemanI infuse humor & profundity in writing drawn from my life as an autistic, award winning professor, provost, dean, & VP Researcg officer who successfully navigated academe, supports student mental health, & loves evolutionary biology & ecology.
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Pathologically Genuine Draft of Chapter 4 (more like 3.5): The Birth of Coping.
In chapter 3, I discussed quirks that developed that started to show difference. Originally, I was planning to move into my happy childhood with new traits appearing in chapter 4, setting the stage for a negatively transformational move fro...
Pathologically Genuine Draft of Chapter 3: The Birth of Being Different
I had a happy childhood and did not feel like a banana slug in the Mojave Desert. I got transported to the desert later.
Nonetheless there were harbingers of future challenges baked into my memory starting when I was about three or four ye...
Why you should welcome jury duty and never take a straw vote until all information is shared
I have new faith in our legal system and my fellow citizens.
I just completed jury duty on a felony case.
I have never served on a jury, mostly because I never lived in a place long enough to get summoned.
When the summons...
The Best of Autism Education
Please read the social media post below to read a parent describe what the best of education for autistic students looks like.
Brea and I looked forward to seeing Claire every week. We started a year ago leading to my being on the board....
Pathologically Genuine Draft of Chapter 2: Inheritance on a Family Tree
Note: I need to do a little character development and less “telling” in this chapter, but I will come back to that.
My evolution as a human being began with an unexpected tax break.
I came into the world two weeks early on December 30, 19...
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I'm a late-diagnosed autistic person. I write with humor, empathy & humility about being "pathologically genuine." Award winning prof of biology/former vp for research, dean, & provost & board member 4-12 grade school for autistic kids.
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