Diversity Statement

The Psychology Department recognizes that our University, our community, and our society are increasingly diverse. That said, the Department is committed to recruiting, educating, and training undergraduate and graduate students to work and function in an increasingly multicultural society. The Psychology Department values the diversity of students, faculty, and staff and the inclusion of diversity-related content in teaching, research, and service. The department is committed to providing a welcoming and accepting learning, training, and working environment for students, faculty, and staff that is inclusive of people from diverse backgrounds with an emphasis on civility and respect for all people. The Department values the idea that learning can be enhanced by having students, faculty, and staff from diverse backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences interact and work together toward a common set of educational and training goals.

In an effort to raise awareness and promote diversity, the Psychology Department has implemented the following initiatives:

Director of Diversity Enhancement
Diversity Enhancement Committee
Diversity in Psychological Science Graduate Research Award
List of national, university and local diversity-related resources
Student/Staff/Faculty Diversity Spotlight

The Psychology Department welcomes any feedback related to diversity issues in our department. Please contact our Director of Diversity Enhancement, Dr. Joaquin Borrego, via email Joaquin.Borrego@ttu.edu or phone (742-3711 ext 232).

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