Training Diversity and Disabilities

The UCLA Post Graduate Training Program in Psychoneuroimmunology and Mental Health is committed to diversity as an integral part of the Center’s mission. We maintain the message of our Chancellor who states that:

“Diversity is a core value of UCLA. IT enables us to provide the kind of broad, enriching educational experience for which the University has long been known. (As) a public institution, our students, faculty and staff must reflect the broad diversity of the state of California. We take great pride in the many backgrounds represented on our campus. UCLA has a great legacy of preparing leaders from all segments of society who have gone on to make significant contributions all over the world. We are deeply committed to ensuring the continued diversity of our campus. We will do whatever we can, legally and appropriately, to preserve and expand the diverse nature of our University community.”

For Chancellor Block’s full statement, and for programs and resources available across campus: www.gdnet.ucla.edu/asis/diversity. Further resources can be found at: Academic Senate Office; Committee on Diversity & Equal Opportunity (310) 206-3802

Additionally, the Center creates a community and an open and accommodating environment for individuals with both permanent and temporary disabilities to thrive. We strive to provide individuals with the tools by which they can accomplish their academic career goals by, for example the implementation of universal design practices.

Links and contact details to campus services

Designed to meet the educational needs of students and fellows with disabilities, the Office for Students with Disabilities (OSD) assists in meeting educational challenges successfully: www.osd.ucla.edu. A good introduction to the OSD, which explains how the OSD works and how to obtain services, is available in the OSD Student Handbook.

Office for Students with Disabilities (OSD)
Auxiliary Services Coordinator
A255 Murphy Hall

(310) 794-5725