Inclusion Research

Some of our faculty and students are engaged in a wide-range of research activities on inclusion. For example:

• Doug Pugh and colleagues just published the article, “Looking Inside and Out: The Impact of Employee and Community Demographic Composition and Organizational Climate for Diversity” in the Journal of Applied Psychology. Dr. Pugh has also published “I Say Tomato, You Say Domate: Differential Reactions to English-Only Workplace Policies by Persons from Immigrant and Non-Immigrant Families” in the Journal of Business Ethics.
• Maria Arboleda and Linda Shanock just presented a paper titled, “Organizational Support for Diversity: Encouraging Beneficial Aspects of a Diverse Workforce”.
• Brett Agypt has done some research on the hiring processes in regard to race and gender of faculty members at UNC Charlotte.
• Lisa Walker and colleagues have received funding from the National Science Foundation examining gender and status differentials in teams.