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: Inheritance on a Family Tree
The next phase of my journey with my book coach is to write more recklessly and complete draft chapters. This article is a result of that and I think of it as a second chapter following “A banana slug in the Mojave Desert.” I am also moving...
Happy Mother's Day from Brea (golden retriever) and Kira (Bichon Frisé)
I found a way to make Mother’s Day special.
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Dogs with Autistic Humans
This video of my golden retriever and pet therapy partner, Brea, introduces me for a Salon at the Vanderbilt University Frist Center for Autism and Innovation.
I can pretty much guarantee that this will make you smile. Plus you’ll learn ab...
Pathologically Genuine: A Banana Slug in the Mojave Desert.
I read the words, “Shame on you for hiring a crazy provost who is under psychiatric evaluation.”
My jaw dropped before I had time to think about it.
It was 2018. I was 58 years old and into my second year as provost and executive vice cha...
It's not always about research-based best practices. Most times it is about taking the time to care
Yesterday was my last class this semester. Students remind me every year of what the Purdue-Gallup survey found in its inaugural report in 2014. (https://www.gallup.com/services/176768/2014-gallup-purdue-index-report.aspx)
“When thinking a...
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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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