University Centers for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities. Organizational Charts
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1 University Centers for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities Organizational Charts November 2011
2 Centers Attached to University Administrative Offices, such as the President, Vice President, Provost, or Graduate School Page Partners for Inclusive Communities University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (Little Rock) Guam CEDDERS University of Guam (Mangilao) 17 Indiana Institute on Disability and Community Indiana University (Bloomington) 21 Kansas University Center on Developmental Disabilities The University of Kansas (Lawrence and Kansas City) 20 Interdisciplinary Human Development Institute University of Kentucky (Lexington) 24 Center for Community Inclusion & Disability Studies The University of Maine (Orono) 26 Kennedy Krieger Institute The Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore) 27 Institute for Community Inclusion University of Massachusetts Boston 29 Developmental Disabilities Institute Wayne State University (Detroit) 30 Institute for Disability Studies The University of Southern Mississippi (Hattiesburg) 32 Institute for Human Development University of Missouri Kansas City 33 The University of Montana Rural Institute The University of Montana (Missoula) 34 North Dakota Center for Persons with Disabilities Minot State University (Minot) 43 Pacific Basin UCEDD: American Samoa site American Samoa Community College (Pago Pago) 49 Vanderbilt Kennedy Center Vanderbilt University (Nashville) 56 Virgin Islands University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities University of the Virgin Islands (St. Thomas) 61 Center on Human Development & Disability University of Washington (Seattle) 62 Center for Excellence in Disabilities West Virginia University (Morgantown) 63 Waisman Center University of Wisconsin Madison 64 Centers Attached to Schools of Health or Public Health Center for Human Development University of Alaska Anchorage 5 Center for Leadership in Disability Georgia State University Institute on Disability and Human Development University of Illinois at Chicago 20 Human Development Center Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center (New Orleans) 25 Institute on Disability University of New Hampshire (Durham) 36 Westchester Institute for Human Development New York Medical College (Valhalla) 41 Institute on Developmental Disabilities University of Puerto Rico (San Juan) 51 Wyoming Institute for Disabilities University of Wyoming (Laramie) 65 Centers Attached to Schools of Human Services Institute for Human Development Northern Arizona University (Flagstaff) 6 Florida Center for Inclusive Communities University of South Florida (Tampa) 15 Institute on Human Development and Disability The University of Georgia (Athens) Under each header, Centers are listed alphabetically by state. For an alphabetical index of UCEDDs, see pages
3 Centers Attached to University Hospitals, Schools of Medicine, or Departments of Pediatrics Page Civitan International Research Center University of Alabama at Birmingham 4 Sonoran UCEDD University of Arizona (Tucson) 7 Tarjan Center for Developmental Disabilities University of California at Los Angeles 9 USC UCEDD University of Southern California (Los Angeles) 10 JFK Partners University of Colorado Health Sciences Center (Denver) 11 A.J. Pappanikou Center for Developmental Disabilities University of Connecticut Health Center (Farmington) 12 Georgetown University Center for Child and Human Development Georgetown University 14 Mailman Center for Child Development University of Miami Miller School of Medicine 16 Center for Disabilities and Development University of Iowa (Iowa City) 22 Eunice Kennedy Shriver Center University of Massachusetts Medical School (Waltham) 28 Munroe-Meyer Institute for Genetics & Rehabilitation University of Nebraska Medical Center (Omaha) 35 The Elizabeth M. Boggs Center on Developmental Disabilities UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School (New Brunswick) 37 Center for Development and Disability The University of New Mexico (Albuquerque) 38 Rose F. Kennedy Center Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Yeshiva University (Bronx) 39 Strong Center for Developmental Disabilities University of Rochester Medical Center 40 Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities University of North Carolina Chapel Hill 42 Cincinnati Children s Hospital/University of Cincinnati UCEDD University of Cincinnati 44 Nisonger Center The Ohio State University (Columbus) 45 Center for Learning and Leadership University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (Oklahoma City) 46 Institute on Development and Disability Oregon Health and Science University (Portland) 48 Center for Disability Resources University of South Carolina School of Medicine (Columbia) 53 Center for Disabilities University of South Dakota School of Medicine (Sioux Falls) 54 Boling Center for Developmental Disabilities The University of Tennessee (Memphis) 55 Centers Attached to Schools of Education M.I.N.D Institute University of California (Davis) 8 Center for Disability Studies University of Delaware (Newark) 13 Center on Disability Studies University of Hawaii at Manoa (Honolulu) 18 Center on Disabilities and Human Development University of Idaho (Moscow) 19 Institute on Community Integration University of Minnesota (Minneapolis) 31 Pacific Basin UCEDD: Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands site Northern Marianas College (Saipan) 49 Research and Educational Planning Center University of Nevada, Reno Center on Human Development The University of Oregon (Eugene) 47 Institute on Disabilities Temple University (Philadelphia) 50 Paul V. Sherlock Center on Disabilities Rhode Island College (Providence) 52 Center on Disability and Development Texas A&M University (College Station) Texas Center for Disability Studies The University of Texas at Austin 57 Center for Persons with Disabilities Utah State University (Logan) 58 Center on Disability and Community Inclusion The University of Vermont (Burlington) 59 Partnership for People with Disabilities Virginia Commonwealth University (Richmond) 60 Under each header, Centers are listed alphabetically by state. For an alphabetical index of UCEDDs, see pages
4 Alabama: Civitan International Research Center 4
5 Alaska: Center for Human Development 5
6 Arizona: Institute for Human Development 6
7 Arizona: Sonoran UCEDD 7
8 California: M.I.N.D. Institute 8
9 California: Tarjan Center for Developmental Disabilities 9
10 California: USC UCEDD 10
11 Colorado: JFK Partners 11
12 Connecticut: A.J. Pappankiou Center for Developmental Disabilities 12
13 Delaware: Center for Disabilities Studies 13
14 DC: Georgetown University Center for Child and Human Development 14
15 Florida: Florida Center for Inclusive Communities 15
16 Florida: Mailman Center for Child Development 16
17 Guam: CEDDERS 17
18 Hawaii: Center on Disability Studies 18
19 Idaho: Center on Disabilities and Human Development 19
20 Illinois: Institute on Disability and Human Development 20
21 Indiana: Indiana Institute on Disability and Community 21
22 Iowa: Center for Disabilities and Development 22
23 Kansas: Kansas University Center on Developmental Disabilities 23
24 Kentucky: Interdisciplinary Human Development Institute 24
25 Louisiana: Human Development Center 25
26 Maine: Center for Community Inclusion & Disability Studies 26
27 Maryland: Kennedy Krieger Institute 27
28 Massachusetts: Eunice Kennedy Shriver Center 28
29 Massachusetts: Institute for Community Inclusion 29
30 Michigan: Developmental Disabilities Institute 30
31 Minnesota: Institute on Community Integration 31
32 Mississippi: Institute for Disability Studies 32
33 Missouri: Institute for Human Development 33
34 Montana: The University of Montana Rural Institute 34
35 Nebraska: Munroe-Meyer Institute for Genetics & Rehabilitation 35
36 New Hampshire: Institute on Disability 36
37 New Jersey: The Elizabeth M. Boggs Center on Developmental Disabilities 37
38 New Mexico: Center for Development and Disability 38
39 New York: Rose F. Kennedy Center 39
40 New York: Strong Center for Developmental Disabilities 40
41 New York: Westchester Institute for Human Development 41
42 North Carolina: Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities 42
43 North Dakota: North Dakota Center for Persons with Disabilities 43
44 Ohio: Cincinnati Children s Hospital / University of Cincinnati UCEDD 44
45 Ohio: Nisonger Center 45
46 Oklahoma: Center for Learning and Leadership 46
47 Oregon: Center on Human Development 47
48 Oregon: Oregon Institute on Disability & Development 48
49 Pacific Basin: American Samoa and Northern Mariana Islands 49
50 Pennsylvania: Institute on Disabilities 50
51 Puerto Rico: Institute on Developmental Disabilities 51
52 Rhode Island: Paul V. Sherlock Center on Disabilities 52
53 South Carolina: Center for Disability Resources 53
54 South Dakota: Center for Disabilities 54
55 Tennessee: Boling Center for Developmental Disabilities 55
56 Tennessee: Vanderbilt Kennedy Center 56
57 Texas: Center for Disability Studies 57
58 Utah: Center for Persons with Disabilities 58
59 Vermont: Center on Disability and Community Inclusion 59
60 Virginia: Partnership for People with Disabilities 60
61 Virgin Islands: Virgin Islands UCEDD 61
62 Washington: Center on Human Development & Disability 62
63 West Virginia: Center for Excellence in Disabilities 63
64 Wisconsin: Waisman Center 64
65 Wyoming: Wyoming INstitute for Disabilities 65
66 UCEDDs State UCEDD Affiliated University Page Alabama Civitan International Research Center University of Alabama at Birmingham 4 Alaska Center for Human Development University of Alaska Anchorage 5 Arizona Institute for Human Development Northern Arizona University (Flagstaff) 6 Arizona Sonoran UCEDD University of Arizona (Tucson) 7 Arkansas Partners for Inclusive Communities University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (Little Rock) California M.I.N.D Institute University of California (Davis) 8 California Tarjan Center for Developmental Disabilities University of California at Los Angeles 9 California USC UCEDD University of Southern California (Los Angeles) 10 Colorado JFK Partners University of Colorado Health Sciences Center (Denver) 11 Connecticut A.J. Pappanikou Center for Developmental Disabilities University of Connecticut Health Center (Farmington) 12 Delaware Center for Disabilities Studies University of Delaware (Newark) 13 DC Georgetown University Center for Child and Human Georgetown University 14 Development Florida Florida Center for Inclusive Communities University of South Florida (Tampa) 15 Florida Mailman Center for Child Development University of Miami Miller School of Medicine 16 Georgia Institute on Human Development and Disability The University of Georgia (Athens) Georgia Center for Leadership and Disability Georgia State University (Atlanta) Guam Guam CEDDERS University of Guam (Mangilao) 17 Hawaii Center on Disability Studies University of Hawaii at Manoa (Honolulu) 18 Idaho Center on Disabilities and Human Development University of Idaho (Moscow) 19 Illinois Institute on Disability and Human Development University of Illinois at Chicago 20 Indiana Indiana Institute on Disability and Community Indiana University (Bloomington) 21 Iowa Center for Disabilities and Development University of Iowa (Iowa City) 22 Kansas Kansas University Center on Developmental Disabilities The University of Kansas (Lawrence and Kansas City) 23 Kentucky Interdisciplinary Human Development Institute University of Kentucky (Lexington) 24 Louisiana Human Development Center Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center (New Orleans) 25 Maine Center for Community Inclusion & Disability Studies The University of Maine (Orono) 26 Maryland Kennedy Krieger Institute The Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore) 27 Massachusetts Eunice Kennedy Shriver Center University of Massachusetts Medical School (Waltham) 28 Massachusetts Institute for Community Inclusion University of Massachusetts Boston 29 Michigan Developmental Disabilities Institute Wayne State University (Detroit) 30 Minnesota Institute on Community Integration University of Minnesota (Minneapolis) 31 Mississippi Institute for Disability Studies The University of Southern Mississippi (Hattiesburg) 32 Missouri Institute for Human Development University of Missouri Kansas City 33 Montana The University of Montana Rural Institute The University of Montana (Missoula) 34 Nebraska Munroe-Meyer Institute for Genetics & Rehabilitation University of Nebraska Medical Center (Omaha) 35 66
67 UCEDDs State UCEDD Affiliated University Page Nevada Research and Educational Planning Center University of Nevada, Reno New Hampshire Institute on Disability University of New Hampshire (Durham) 36 New Jersey The Elizabeth M. Boggs Center on Developmental UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School (New Brunswick) 37 Disabilities New Mexico Center for Development and Disability The University of New Mexico (Albuquerque) 38 New York Rose F. Kennedy Center Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Yeshiva University (Bronx) 39 New York Strong Center for Developmental Disabilities University of Rochester Medical Center 40 New York Westchester Institute for Human Development New York Medical College (Valhalla) 41 North Carolina Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities University of North Carolina Chapel Hill 42 North Dakota North Dakota Center for Persons with Disabilities Minot State University (Minot) 43 Ohio Cincinnati Hospital / University of Cincinnati UCEDD University of Cincinnati 44 Ohio Nisonger Center The Ohio State University (Columbus) 45 Oklahoma Center for Learning and Leadership University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (Oklahoma 46 City) Oregon Center on Human Development The University of Oregon (Eugene) 47 Oregon Oregon Institute on Disability & Development Oregon Health & Science University (Portland) 48 Pacific Basin (2 sites) American Samoa and Northern Mariana Islands sites American Samoa Community College (Pago Pago) Northern Marianas College (Saipan) Pennsylvania Institute on Disabilities Temple University (Philadelphia) 50 Puerto Rico Institute on Developmental Disabilities University of Puerto Rico (San Juan) 51 Rhode Island Paul V. Sherlock Center on Disabilities Rhode Island College (Providence) 52 South Carolina Center for Disability Resources University of South Carolina School of Medicine (Columbia) 53 South Dakota Center for Disabilities University of South Dakota School of Medicine (Sioux Falls) 54 Tennessee Boling Center for Developmental Disabilities The University of Tennessee (Memphis) 55 Tennessee Vanderbilt Kennedy Center Vanderbilt University (Nashville) 56 Texas Center on Disability and Development Texas A&M University (College Station) Texas Texas Center for Disability Studies The University of Texas at Austin 57 Utah Center for Persons with Disabilities Utah State University (Logan) 58 Vermont Center on Disability and Community Inclusion The University of Vermont (Burlington) 59 Virginia Partnership for People with Disabilities Virginia Commonwealth University (Richmond) 60 Virgin Islands Virgin Islands University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities University of the Virgin Islands (St. Thomas) 61 Washington Center on Human Development & Disability University of Washington (Seattle) 62 West Virginia Center for Excellence in Disabilities West Virginia University (Morgantown) 63 Wisconsin Waisman Center University of Wisconsin Madison 64 Wyoming Wyoming INstitute for Disabilities University of Wyoming (Laramie)
68 Association of University Centers on Disabilities 1100 Wayne Avenue, Suite 1000 Silver Spring, MD George S. Jesien, PhD, Executive Director 68
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