William Lung is a senior academic advisor for the Macaulay Honors College at CCNY. He holds an MFA in creative writing from CCNY, where he is also an adjunct assistant professor. In 10+ years in higher education, he has continually supported and advocated for students from underserved communities. Recently, he developed a CUNY fellowship project that brought student, clinical, and disability services perspectives together to inform faculty and staff of best practices in our support of students who are neurodivergent. Additional Presenters: Morgan Dreher is a junior at Macaulay Honors College at Hunter College, studying Psychology with a focus on clinical psychology. Originally from Ballston Spa, NY, she is passionate about neurodiversity advocacy and mental health. As a neurodivergent student with ADHD, Morgan conducts research at the Center of Excellence in Eating and Weight Disorders and works on student wellness initiatives as a Resident Assistant and member of the Macaulay Collaborative Wellness Project. Jullian Vera is a first-year CCNY Honors Program student, double majoring in International Studies and Political Science. Currently, he is a senator in the CCNY undergraduate student government. He plans to join the CUNY University Student Senate to advocate for all CUNY students, and work on implementing affordable transportation options for students, and advocating for further investment into CUNY. In the future, he wants to run for U.S. Congress and aspires to become President of the United States.