Galloway, N.J. — Kaelynn Partlow, who starred on the Netflix show “Love on the Spectrum,” will host a presentation, meet and greet and signing for her new book “Life on the Bridge” on March 20 at Stockton University’s Galloway campus.

The presentation will be held at 6 p.m. in L-112 with the meet and greet and book signing happening afterward in the Performing Arts Center lobby.

Partlow is an autistic therapist, public speaker, content creator and author. She shares autism insight through national speaking events, social media and her work at Project Hope Foundation to promote real-world autism support and inclusion.

The presentation is reserved for the first 110 student RSVPs on Osprey Hub. However, all are welcome to attend the meet and greet and book signing. Those who RSVP for the presentation will also receive a copy of Partlow’s book.

The event is sponsored by the Alton Mental Health Initiatives Fund and Active Minds. The event is part of Neurodiversity Week at Stockton from March 16-20, which will feature tabling, workshops, faculty and staff programming and student activities that promote neurodiversity and inclusion.