Robert Noll, PhD and Ronald Dahl, MD serve as the Project Directors.

Core Faculty represent 12 different disciplines from 7 schools at the University of Pittsburgh. They contribute actively in the leadership training program and receive generous support from the Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities Training Grant from the Maternal and Child Health Bureau.

Trainees and Fellows participate in at least 300 hours of leadership education. Fellows participate in a more intensive program and receive a stipend and tuition remission.

Auxiliary Faculty are faculty members at the University of Pittsburgh who are interested in the field of disabilities. They contribute to the training mission.

University Community Partnership includes representatives of service agencies and organizations, community leaders, parents of children with disabilities, and self-advocates. They meet to review the activities of the UCLID Center and provide direction for the future.

Oversight Committee is comprised of University leaders from different schools and community representatives. They provide an annual evaluation of UCLID activities.

Research Associates & Other Staff contribute to UCLID organization, programs, and projects.