Key Performance Indicators
Impact summary
Your support helped grow the Neurodiversity Project from a campus conversation into a cross-campus and global network. The Beautiful Minds Conference serves as a flagship platform for neuro-inclusive programming, student research, and community belonging.
- What began as a campus conversation has grown into a cross-campus and global network focused on neuro-inclusion, accessibility, belonging, student leadership, research, and cultural transformation.
- The Beautiful Minds Conference is a flagship platform. Provost McCauley's opening remarks recognized it as a "new tradition," with institutional commitment to lasting culture change.
- Vice Provost Dillard's commitments through Access and Opportunity opened dialogue toward a roadmap for change.
- Participant feedback: the student panel discussion was the most impactful element.
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Conference Attendance
Total over three years (2024–2026)
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Sponsorship Raised
Raised by University units
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UROP Researchers
Students on our research teams
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Neurodivergent Students
Share of students on research teams
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National Presentations
From our students at NCUR and Stanford
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University Unit Sponsors
Units that sponsored the conference
Beautiful Minds Conference
Conference Attendance
Total attendance in person and online by year. Hover or tap a year for notes on attendance and institutional context.
Year-over-Year Attendance
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Registration Geography
Where Attendees Joined From
Where registrants joined from across the U.S. and internationally. Filter by year and attendance mode, then explore the map.
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Impact Analytics
Conference Impact Overview
How attendance and sponsorship moved together each year. The partner count (20+) reflects Mi-HENN, HENN, and related organizations in the network below, not conference registrants.
Attendance & Sponsorship by Year
Horizontal axis: total attendance · Vertical axis: sponsorship ($) · Bubble size: sponsoring units · Hover for year notes
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0+ active partnership nodes in the collaboration network (0 organizations charted), including campus, Mi-HENN, HENN, and community partners.