1. Equity and Inclusion
  2. Education & Training

Education & Training

 

The PEIC committee strives to foster growth in our understanding of central issues surrounding diversity and creation of inclusive environments.

Upcoming Events

Invited Talk: Cynthia Garcia Coll, PhD

Great Leaders in Developmental Psychology: Cynthia García Coll, PhD

February 9th, 2024
10:00-11:30am
Sennott Square, Martin Room

PEIC is co-sponsoring a visit by Dr. Cynthia Garcia Coll with the Developmental Program as a part of the regular departmental colloquium.

Dr. Garcia Coll's research specializes in ethnic and racial minority youth development, with an emphasis on understanding how structural factors such as racism, migration, and poverty contribute to the experiences of minority youth. Please visit her Google Scholar page for more information.

 

 

Past Events

Undergraduate Open Lab Event

Tues, Mar 15, 2022
5:00-6:30
Sennott Square, Martin Room
The Undergraduate Subcommittee hosts a biannual Open Lab Event where students from underrepresented backgrounds will be able to visit several psychology labs on campus and learn about the directed research program.

 

Invited Talk: Anu Asnaani, PhD

March, 2022
The PEIC Clinical subcommittee invited Dr. Anu Asnaani to give a talk on cross-cultural psychology as part of the regular departmental colloquium and lead a workshop for clinical students. 

 

 

African American Racial Identity Development During the Transition to Adulthood: Gift and "Curse?"

Dr. Enrique Neblett, Professor of Health, Behavior, & Health Education
Hosted by the Department of Psychology Colloquium Series

Jan. 2020

Dr. Enrique Neblett visited the department from the Detroit Academic-Community Urban Research Center at the University of Michigan and conducted several events throughout the day. You can read more about his work here: Dr. Neblett

Community Lunch and Learn

Hosted by PEIC Education & Training Committee

Oct. 2019

Conversation orchestrated to gain a better understanding, acceptance, and appreciation of the differences between us that comprise our community in the Psychology Department. The workshop fostered dialogue about equity and inclusion and promoted a greater culture around these issues to help every member of our community feel valued and included.