Indiana Tech's Certificate in Diversity Studies begins with the foundational course PSY 2000: Understanding Diversity, providing a theoretical basis within the field of Psychology. Then, in a selection of four additional classes, students will explore their own individual-level identities as well as their own lived or witnessed experiences with inclusion, exclusion, belonging, bias, harassment, ally support, bystander actions/inactions, etc. Students may also choose courses that provide the history and experiences of groups with differing identitities and social positions. Finally, students will take a capstone course embedded within our Office of Diversity and Inclusion, and designed to synthesize theory and practice into a final project. With this series of courses, students will practice applying developmental theories to themselves and teams in order to facilitate diversity, equity, inclusion and justice in personal and professional spaces.