At Syracuse University, we believe diversity makes us all stronger. Since our founding, we’ve long recognized the benefits of embracing the talents and contributions of people from all backgrounds, nationalities and religions. To that end, we continue to expand the scope of our research and teaching across Central New York and around the world.
We place strong emphasis on global engagement, international education and contributions to organizations and institutions worldwide. From the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library to the Community Folk Art Center, Syracuse University offers rich cultural resources accessible to both our campus and neighboring communities.
The purpose of my research was to discover whether perceptions of women’s distress following childbirth are affected by race and to understand what interpersonal factors might contribute to variations in concern.
Our commitment to internationalization, diversity, equity, inclusion and outreach to various student populations is core to our approach and sets our research apart. Faculty prioritize DEIA and global issues, as well as veterans, military and post-traditional student groups. These efforts reinforce Syracuse University’s position as a leader in promoting global diversity and inclusivity in its research and educational initiatives, including:
