Lazuli Davis, M.A., Ph.D. ABD
Social Skills Coordinator
Lazuli has worked as an educator for young adults for over ten years as an instructor at Indiana University, Ivy Tech, and as the Social Skills Coordinator at CIP.
Nestled in the rolling hills of Southern Indiana and fondly referred to as “B-Town”, Bloomington is a small town with big university amenities. CIP students enjoy world-class higher education, Big Ten sporting events, thriving local businesses, and a unique arts scene.
Students with learning differences who choose to pursue a course of study at a local college, university or vocational program receive individualized support and direction from CIP Bloomington’s academic support team. Our experienced staff assists our community of young adults with all aspects of their academic needs; whether it’s academic coaching, enrollment, receiving accommodations, or gaining study skills.
CIP Bloomington has an experienced, professional staff with strong educational backgrounds and solid experience working with young adults on the autism spectrum, with ADHD, and with related Learning Differences. CIP staff work as an interdisciplinary team to support each student in pursuing their goals and dreams.
Downtown Bloomington, Indiana is a safe and welcoming small-town environment with plenty of “Hoosier hospitality.” Students can socialize in the gaming lounge and take part in other fun activities throughout the week that are both student-led and CIP-organized.
Students can participate in scheduled social outings such yoga, swimming, fairs, festivals, hiking, sports, and much more. Indiana University offers an abundance of student led clubs to take part in including gaming, cycling, chess, student government, and numerous other opportunities to help you find your tribe.
CIP Bloomington students reside in modern furnished two-bedroom apartments conveniently located directly above CIP’s offices and classrooms. Students are just steps away from all that Downtown Bloomington has to offer and within easy access to Indiana University and a wide variety of entertainment venues, banks, restaurants, parks, and shopping.
CIP Bloomington helps prepare young adults with Asperger’s, autism, ADHD and other learning differences for the world of work. From resume development to job coaching, CIP’s career department supports students while they pursue their interests.
The young adults at CIP Bloomington come from all over and pursue their individual goals and dreams within the program. Meet a few CIP Bloomington students below!
Hear from CIP Bloomington parents and staff as they share their personal journey, finding CIP, and experiencing success.
We’ve been helping young adults on the autism spectrum and with learning differences find success in college, employment, and independent living since 1984.
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