Associate Professor, School of Community Health
A social psychologist by training, Yves Labissiere is an associate professor at Portland State University where he teaches classes and conducts research on the psychology oppression and empowerment, diversity and learning, inter and intra-group relations and conflict. He also conducts workshops on diversity in the workplace, and on minimizing the influence of “groupthink” on highly diverse work teams. His research interests focus broadly on intra/intergroup relations and more specifically on the negotiation of notions Blackness and racial and ethnic identities among groups categorized as Black in the US.
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About Yves Labissiere
A social psychologist by training, Yves Labissiere is an associate professor at Portland State University where he teaches classes and conducts research on the psychology oppression and empowerment, diversity and learning, inter and intra-group relations and conflict. He also conducts workshops on diversity in the workplace, and on minimizing the influence of “groupthink” on highly diverse work teams. His research interests focus broadly on intra/intergroup relations and more specifically on the negotiation of notions Blackness and racial and ethnic identities among groups categorized as Black in the US.
| Present | Associate Professor, Portland State University ‐ OHSU-PSU School of Public Health | |
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| 2013 - 2015 | Interim Director, University Studies, Portland State University | |
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