By the Numbers

By the Numbers
A large group of people are working and collaborating in one of the UNH event spaces, while a large blue banner hangs over the door with the words "The University of New Hampshire -1866 - 1893 1923 Science, Arts, Industry" with accompanying symbolism

Photo Credit: Bianca Weatherly | Institute on Disability

The IOD was established in 1987 to provide a university-based focus for the improvement of knowledge, policies and practices related to the lives of people with disabilities and their families and is New Hampshire’s University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities Education, Research and Service (UCEDD). 

Through innovative and interdisciplinary research, education, service and dissemination initiatives, the IOD builds local, state and national capacities to respond to the needs of individuals with disabilities and their families — and according to the data, we’re making a big difference.

* Indicates all-time record

Dissemination

86,698 Website Sessions* | 14,566 Total Followers*

Teaching

206 Badges issued (from 17 courses offered!); 12 UNH® Courses

Research

35 Peer-Reviewed Articles, Books and Chapters, Reports and Briefs

Service

6,103 Technical Assistance Recipients*; 11,106 People participated in 71 IOD Events (Workshops and Conferences); 13,493 Technical Assistance Hours*; 8 University Committees & Commissions (Local, State, and National); 28 Disability-Related Committees and Boards

Finances

$1,689,824 Foundation and Non-Profit Grants*; $320,567 Gifts*; $3,740,307 Training and Consulting Agreements*; $2,102,408 State Grants & Contracts*; $180,169 Federal Subcontracts*; $8,399,057 Federal Grants* = $16,432,332 Total Budget

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