Dr. Tim Vogus to Deliver Jane Hannah Roundtable Talk at Currey Ingram Academy on April 10th — Register Now!
On April 10th, Deputy Director of Business Innovations for FCAI, Dr. Tim Vogus, will deliver a Jane Hannah Roundtable talk at the Annette Eskind Institute of Learning at the Currey Ingram Academy, entitled “Embracing Neurodiversity and Making Organizations Inclusive for All“.
The mission of the Annette Eskind Institute of Learning (AEIOL) is to strengthen the community’s understanding of learning differences, foster lifelong learning, and provide valuable professional education by offering a variety of educational seminars and events for parents and professionals.
About the event
When: Thursday April 10th, 2025 at 8:30 – 9:30 am CST
Where: Currey Ingram Academy
Register to attend here.
About the Roundtable
In workplaces, schools, and everyday life, neurodivergent and neurotypical people experience disconnects due to fundamental differences in their patterns of attention, communication, and sensory experiences. These disconnects are known as the “double empathy problem” and reflect difficulties in perspective-taking across neurotypes (e.g., between autistic and neurotypical people). We will discuss ways in which the double empathy problem emerges and what we might do to address it and build more inclusive organizations and better interactions.
About the speaker
Nationally recognized for his teaching abilities and his research on making health care delivery safer and workplaces more inclusive of neurodiversity, Tim Vogus teaches a class on leading teams and organizations that is among the most popular at the Owen Graduate School of Management.
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