The Neurodiversity and Disability Officer provides a genuine understanding of the complexities of Neurodiversity and Disability. They listen to and voice the concerns and experiences of neurodivergent and disabled students on campus, seeking to build a community at LSE where students can thrive.

Hela Younis

Hela Younis

Neurodiversity and Disability Officer

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Neurodiversity and Disability Officer

What I study

BSc International Social and Public Policy.

How I was involved with LSESU before becoming an officer

I was also the Neurodiversity and Disability Officer for 2024-25! I originally became a PTO because I believe the culture at LSE would be much richer if we play to neurodivergent and disabled student's strengths, and I want to contribute to that change!

What I'm looking to achieve this year

This year, I'm looking to A) represent our neurodivergent and disabled community, being a conduit for dialogue between our student body and admin, and B) invoke my passion for student-centred learning to bring more innovative policies to LSE.

One tip for making the most out of LSE

Be aware that making “the most” will change from person to person, and, even on an individual level, from year to year; term to term. Being open to learn from changes in your perspective and priorities during your time at LSE will help you discover what’s most fulfilling for you!

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