Diversity Advancement Committee

Functions

    • To encourage conversations about diversity and its role in the training of residents.
    • To promote education of residents and faculty on issues of individual and cultural diversity (including ethnic minorities, gender/sexual orientation, physical disabilities, SES, age) as these relate to clinical work, consultation, supervision, and evaluation, and research methods/design.
    • To serve as a resource “hub” of information (clinical and social service resources, research, lectures, and expertise at the University of Washington and surrounding community) on diversity issues for everyone involved in the internship.

Patient Populations

We serve a diverse population at all of our training sites.

Resident Participation

This opportunity is open to all UW psychology residents regardless of race, sex or other identity who are interested in participating in the DAC, which remains active throughout the internship year.

Diversity Advancement Flyer

Last Modified: March 24, 2025