Teaching Diversity: Challenges and Complexities, Identities and Integrity

SILVIA SARA CANETTO, Professor, Department of Psychology. I was born and raised in Italy. I am a professor at CSU.

EVELINN A. BORRAYO, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology. I was born in Guatemala City and moved with my family to the U.S. when I was eight years old. I received masters and doctoral degrees in Clinical Psychology from the University of North Texas and have post-doctoral training in gerontology from the Florida Policy Exchange Center on Aging (FPECA). I continue to be an Associate Researcher and collaborate with FPECA in conducting policy research. I hold a tenure-track faculty appointment at CSU, where I teach graduate courses in health psychology, ethnic minority psychology, and cultural diversity psychology.

RAYMOND YANG, Professor, Department of Psychology. I grew up in Hawaii, where my grandparents had once emigrated to work on the sugar plantations. I received an education in developmental psychology and have since studied infants, elementary-age children, and at-risk youths.