Institute on Disability
$4.8M Award Supports Better Mental Health for People With Intellectual Disabilities
Joan B. Beasley and a research team from the Center for START Services at the Institute on Disability (IOD) at UNH has been approved for a $4.86 million funding award. Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
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07/30/21Aging in America: Justice for All?
The UNH Center for the Humanities announces the 2021–2022 Sidore Lecture Series. -
07/09/21Dan Habib Accepts New Role at the Westchester Institute for Human Development
Dan Habib, Project Director and Filmmaker at the UNH Institute on Disability (IOD), has accepted the position of Inclusive Communities Project... -
06/04/21Remembering Marian J. West
Marian J. West, a retired member of the IOD, died this past Tuesday at the Merrimack County Nursing Home. -
06/02/21Call for Artists
The Institute on Disability (IOD) at the University of New Hampshire invites artists to submit artwork to be considered for the 2022 IOD Calendar....
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09/20/17 - Willkomm Wins Accessibility AwardGov. Chris Sununu has honored the IOD's Therese Willkomm with a 2017 Governor’s Accessibility Award. Read More -
08/29/17 - Strength in NumbersThis past May, 4,736,000 people who have disabilities in the U.S. had jobs. That’s 3.2 percent more people with disabilities who worked than in May 2016, but still less than a... Read More -
05/05/17 - IOD’s Melissa Mandrell Named New Hampshire Social Worker of the YearMelissa Mandrell has been named Social Worker of the Year. Read More -
04/21/17 - Disability DataThis past November,4,405,000 people with disabilities in the U.S.had jobs. That’s 300,000, or four percent, more people with disabilities who worked than in November 2015, but... Read More -
04/21/17 - Disability DataThis past November, 4,405,000 people with disabilities in the U.S. had jobs. That’s 300,000, or 4 percent, more people with disabilities who worked than in November 2015, but... Read More
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04/06/17 - UNH Institute on Disability Receives Grant from Christopher and Dana Reeve FoundationA $75,000 grant will fund the “iCreATe for Paralysis” program. Read More -
04/04/17 - Faculty NewsA nationally known expert in intellectual property with a focus in entrepreneurship and the arts has been selected as the next dean of the UNH School of Law. Megan Carpenter,... Read More